You're part of the younger generation that has no personal memories of how it was before so it's easier for you.
As I said I can't really blame older Lativans (or any people in eastern Europe) for feeling uneasy about anything Russian considering what Russia put them and their countries through. But the goverments in these countries have to think about the long term consequenses of treating a Russian minority as second rate citizens - it's not only unfair towards those individuals but also not in those nations national security interest.
But I'm happy to see you understands this and I hope most young Latvians do.
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@Mikhails
You're part of the younger generation that has no personal memories of how it was before so it's easier for you.
As I said I can't really blame older Lativans (or any people in eastern Europe) for feeling uneasy about anything Russian considering what Russia put them and their countries through. But the goverments in these countries have to think about the long term consequenses of treating a Russian minority as second rate citizens - it's not only unfair towards those individuals but also not in those nations national security interest.
But I'm happy to see you understands this and I hope most young Latvians do.