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Yes the Baltics are better off now than they would be if the USSR stuck around and continued in the stagnation that it entered to in the 80s. I'm not arguing that?
Yes the Baltics are better off now than they would be if the USSR stuck around and continued in the stagnation that it entered to in the 80s. I'm not arguing that?
Aug 2 2024 1:49:18 PM
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Explaining Russian brutality in the Caucasus and Central Asia
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@nitrrogen__ You just said it stabilized. And it wasn’t EU benefits alone. They played a role especially in infrastructure but Market liberalization and economic integration was huge
Maybe but again a free approach to the Baltics over time would have been better instead of despotism
Aug 2 2024 1:45:56 PM
Maybe but again a free approach to the Baltics over time would have been better instead of despotism
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@nitrrogen__ So whats your point because my argument was the USSR held back the Baltics potential growth
Aug 2 2024 2:05:01 PM
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