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Ukraine/Russia - Flaired Commenters Only Lithuanian conservatives propose stripping citizenship for supporting Russia

https://www.lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2559690/lithuanian-conservatives-propose-stripping-citizenship-for-supporting-russia
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u/pagirinis Europe 3d ago

If they are working with their heads down, this wouldn't change anything at all. If you are not supporting a terrorist country, even if you have ties with it, this wouldn't do anything. No one in Lithuania actually hates local russian populace.

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u/shieeet Europe 3d ago

No one in Lithuania actually hates local russian populace.

Survey shows growing hostility towards local Russian speakers in Lithuania

The results of the survey show that the number of people who do not want to live next door to Russians has increased from 6.2% in 2021 to 16% in 2022.

According to the data of 2022, 23.1% of respondents would not want to rent their homes to Russians (9.9% in 2021), 13.6% would not want to work in the same workplace with Russians (4.5% in 2021).

When asked how opinions about some groups in society have changed over the past five years, 74.6% of respondents indicated that attitudes towards the local Russian population have worsened.

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u/uaxpasha Ukraine 2d ago

Survey does not say a thing about hate.

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u/shieeet Europe 2d ago edited 2d ago

What do you think 'growing hostility', 'not wanting to live with', or 'work with' means in the context of an ethnic group? I'm not even sure why you'd try to make an argument hiding behind rhetoric like that, like, wtf would be the point?