Army heroes (fin allowed)

Tomorrow is great day. Finland is going to have another great wawe of new soldiers coming to their ranks, who are going to sacrife their lives for greater good. They are ready to kill all the bad guys(read soviet union) and defend innocent citizens. We are tiny things in this universe. Oh wait what I am talking about, tomorrow starts torture which continues 362 days without any major pauses. So I don't have anything also to say then cua in one year! and good luck for soulmates!

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Sucks to be Donitsi.
finally you are gone
Implying you won the war vs Soviet Union
Where did he imply that?
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Quotekill all the bad guys
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Yet I didn't say anything about winning. Your argument is invalid!
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Sorry I guess killing all of them means losing
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You shouldn't try to read "through lines" . Almost every country killed someone in second world , still there are only one side which can be called as winner.
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Unfortunately I didn't understand a word you said so in simpler terms please
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You are obviously trying to provocate me :) don't worry I will explain it _simpler_.

Every country who had soldiers in world war killed someone so basically according to you everyone lost, even if there is one side who won the war.

I put lines straight cause I said "all", but I found it easier to say "kill the all bad guys". It would have lost it significance if I had say it without it.
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Not trying to provocate, just didnt understand what you meant.

I was just pointing out that Soviets won the Winter War
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Matter of opinion who won that war. Soviet didn't capture Finland and we kept our independency so I feel that Finland won the war in terms of purposes
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Yeah but didn't you give them Karjala(which is a part of Russia even today) + miltary bases on your grounds?
e:I was told that in school, I've always seen you as winners btw :)
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Yeah we gave them but tbh I think that Karjala belonged into Russia somehow more than Finland. Before Finland came part of Russia (in 1809) Russia owned those areas but after that those came part Finland. However complicated thing and I can't really put my ideas on english.

However funny is that in Paris council idea was to keep nations same as they were before war, yet Russia kept all the areas they got from us and other countries.
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true, true
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the plan wasnt to conquer finland but to get karjala, cause the your border was too close to leningrad
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You are wrong, I am adamant on this. Stalin himself said that they would march to Helsinki in 3days so I can't get any other ideas than he wanted whole finland.
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If they had won it, we would be speaking russian now.
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check my last reply to Kipe
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Personally, I have never understood European and Asian conscription, particularly when the countries do not even submit troops to the UN for peacekeeping duties.
It is matter of opinions, also known as politics. Basically I think it is closely related to Cold war and its heritage and also for muslims countries, who are really reluctant to send peacekeepnig troops.
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Because that way if a war brakes up the goverment has the ability to draft up every male over 18 years old since everyone has been trained.. in a small country such as finland its pretty important since we only have about 5,5m people here. In a country where theres over a 50m people its rather simple to get a large army since there are always that 0,1% of people stupid enough to join the ranks.
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I'm not really sure if you meant Finland as one of the countries that doesn't take part in the UN peacekeeping operations but we do.
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This is, perhaps, not accurate but certainly indicative; Finland is 50th.
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Yeah and I think it's very unfortunate that our contribution to the global peacekeeping operations isn't more than it currently is. But at least we've got our neighbours Sweden & Norway covered.
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aamujaaaaaa
aamuja :))
Kohta mennään! Kiima on valtaisa.
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