And to be exact, it wasn’t a colony.

They simply covered that territory in world war 2.

WW2?

What

Before that there was the russian Japanese war

Manchuria was occupied by the russians far before WW2

But they lost, so...

Didn’t Russia colonise Alaska

Then sold it to America

Yeah but no indians were oppressed

Of course, they were eskimos not Indians

No eskimos were oppressed either

Yeah they were

What

If we are classifying being pushed out of your land as oppression

Yes

Honestly, the sole nations that were put under sovietic influence were the countries of Eastern Europe. But they are all white race populated so, once again, no white guilt.

The moral of the story is: if you are being white-shamed or privilege-checked, pretend to be a Slavic man.

Then only the Alaskan eskimos can get you

Personally I just prefer telling them to fuck off, but to each their own

But Eskimos were pushed in Alaska by other Indians.

So native Americans are guilty too. lol

I nevet read about russians pushing eskimos out of alaska

Just because they got shafted twice doesn’t mean Russians didn’t shaft them

It just meant they got shafted twice

In fact i read that alaskan eskimos were peacefully converted to ortrodox christianity

So if I peacefully convert you to Islam is that oppression

Check out the tv series “the terror” for some cool Eskimo culture footage

Eskimos were very pacific. They were the bullied kids of all native tribes.

If you don’t covert I do have the means to eliminate you btw

So better be peaceful

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Thanks. I will definitely check that out.

Hold up

Eyo

If coverting pagans to christianity is oppression then all white people were oppressed by the jews

Converting them under the threat of force

I would call oppression yes

They bring people armed into your land, set up camps then tell you to convert. You knowing that if you don’t they can well and truely wipe you out

If they send a monk to you and say here’s what Jesus did, that’s different

Christians hope to convert by example. Lead by example. At least today. Maybe not in the past

Eskimos have an interesting mythology. They used to put family beefs in their stories. It was some kind of satire, in which they could talk about a tribe member that had harmed them without referring to him directly. They hid him in the form of a monster character of their myths.