Who thinks that an army is unnecessary?

What are you talking about?! It's obvious, NickBond has been trolling everyone for a long time!

I'm not a troll, I'm a decent demon!

Not to humiliate. There are just fewer people, that's why it's small.

Okay. But then what do "Rosi" have to do with it? "Rosi," you mean, our brothers. Fewer "Rosi," worse "Rosi," you probably wanted to say.

No one is trolling anyone. We're just having a casual conversation.

indeed

By the way, an army is not needed.

by the way, yes.

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I don't understand the terminology of peasant languages, which are unpleasant to the ear.
And "malorus" is certainly not for humiliation, you know. It's just that the country has little autonomy, like a lizard's tail, for example, or like burdock. What is, what isn't. And the tail smells bad, it has a deep-rooted gangrene of "khokhlopotriotism," which removes glorious Russian deeds from textbooks and instead instills meaningless hatred. Perhaps this is very tolerant.

Comrade "moskal," are you, perhaps, some kind of count, boyar? Or are you just needlessly humiliating? Little autonomy? Haven't you, comrade "moskal," thought about why? Haven't you thought that if our dear brothers hadn't betrayed us twenty times, then there would be autonomy, and independence, which the Ukrainian people have chosen for 300 years? Does it smell? No, it doesn't. There was no place for betrayal, lies, or that enslavement that is so characteristic of our brothers in the Ukrainian state.
Hatred? Is it meaningless? When there is something to hate for, when they destroyed the independence that has been the goal of all Hetmans and rulers of our state for so many years?
"Khokhlopotriotism"? Okay, how is it different from "katsapopatriotism"? Or are you saying it doesn't exist?

Allow me to comment on the map you posted, comrade "moskal."
Zaporozhye, which you indicate as "Ukraine before the totalitarian regime," is the territory of the "Wild Field," where people fled in search of freedom from the Poles.

Sloboda Ukraine, part of which you indicate as "Gift of the Tsars," part as "Gift of Lenin," was also a sparsely populated area for many years after the Mongols. Ukrainians, in search of new lands, together with several Zaporozhian starshinas and atamans, went to develop practically deserted lands. The Tsar, hoping to protect himself from the Tatars, gave the local residents some freedoms, but then treacherously took them away. I know, I live right in this territory.

Polissya, that is, "Gift of the Tsars," and Podolia, which, surprisingly, is not marked, were conquered by Khmelnytsky.

Transcarpathia, Volhynia, Galicia...
I'm sorry that I don't know much about the history of the early 20th century. Because there is not enough information on Wikipedia, and we haven't studied it in school yet. But you, comrade "moskal," have probably heard about the unification of the Ukrainian People's Republic and the West Ukrainian People's Republic in 1917? Besides, these territories have always belonged to us. The Galician-Volynian principality, you probably remember?

Crimea, that is, Taurida, and Bessarabia were indeed given to us. Gifts are not always good.