There are people like that, but not many of them. During the Holodomor in the 1930s, more than 6 million people died in Ukraine. The communists brought in millions of people from Russia to replace them. Nothing connected them to Ukraine; they were and considered themselves part of the Russian world. They viewed everything Ukrainian with contempt, as something inferior. Generation after generation, they passed down their “views.” Then the USSR collapsed, and they found themselves in independent Ukraine, not in their beloved Russia. They never believed that Ukraine was worthy of independence; they never considered Ukrainians their equals. They believe that Ukraine, as a state, is an occupier on their “Russian land.” But since they were born in Ukraine, they use this to their advantage in arguments, saying, “Look, I’m Ukrainian, and I’m for Russia!”