How the EU banned Orthodox Christianity... except it didn't

[htpcl]

Greetings, comrades! Here's a recent story that made me fume. See, we've all become perfectly aware by now that the EU has been under increasing pressure from hostile Russian propaganda, which threatens to undermine its relations with its partners, to block important decisions, and generally damage the credibility of the major European institutions

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[ivankon]

"Russia is actively working to deepen them by using all sorts of means to stimulate the disintegration processes in the EU, wherever they may occur".

a ha ha :))

Oh, no! It is only EU is allowed to do such things to USSR and others!

[htpcl]

Also, the shapeshifting lizardoid Illuminati led by their chieftain Zoroz.

[ivankon]

Ya-ya, lizardoids bombed Yugoslavia.

[htpcl]

I know. I live next door. Do you?

[ivankon]

I am near to lizardoids and masons who "actively working to deepen them by using all sorts of means to stimulate the disintegration processes in the EU" :P

[htpcl]

Okay comrade. You keep watching out for those lizardoids.

[nairiporter]

I thought it was Reagan and the "Amerikosy" who did that.

[ivankon]

They worked as allies with USA most of time

[nairiporter]

You do know that guilt by association is a fallacy, right?

The best measurement of a country's success is the dynamics of immigration. As the Soviet citizens started to travel abroad and compare life at the two sides of the Iron Curtain, they realised they were having a big problem.

They voted with their feet. Russians have kept doing that ever since. Everything beyond that is spin.

[ivankon]

Is military block (NATO) just "association" already? :)

"They voted with their feet"

What about migration inside EU? ;)

[nairiporter]

Yes, what about it? People from the former Soviet satellites have been migrating to West Europe, does that surprise you? You are making my point. There is a good reason they deemed their own societies not favourable enough economically and socially for themselves.

And equating the EU to NATO betrays a profound misunderstanding of the purpose and function of both organisations.

[ivankon]

"And equating the EU to NATO" - straw man fallacy

[nairiporter]

Then why did you bring up NATO when we are talking about the EU?

[ivankon]

EU ≠ NATO, but EU ∈ NATO

[nairiporter]

Turkey is the second most powerful NATO member, how does that fit into your narrative?

[htpcl]

Pst! That "narrative" mostly consists of talking points now.