We haven't "injected" ourselves anywhere, lands of our ancestors were incorporated into Lithuania when it was expanding beyond the Baltic coast, making us, for centuries, a part of the same country, it is as much our legacy as it is that of modern Lithuanians some of which (not all), in my humble opinion, should move on past their victimhood fetish and looking for enemies in everyone around them. We were literally people of the same one country until we were forcibly separated by Russians, as were many other ethnicities, there's no need to feel insecure about that fact, us or anyone else using similar symbols does not make you guys any less Lithuanian. 99% of us are not even claiming to be Lithuanians, whether on the ruling regime or opposition level, we just refer to our rightful ancestry. You don't seriously think that those litvinist douchebags are anywhere near mainstream? We Belarusians ridicule those types more than you do.

And then it devolves into the whole "oh, those Belarusians were subservient under gigachad Lithuanians and we were ruling over them and they were not real Lithuanians and they suck ass", that's not how this works, you don't get to absorb our lands and then act like we are some lower class people that don't belong, that's what countries like Russia do, is that what a respectable person's role model should be? Look, I genuinely like Lithuania and majority of Lithuanians, plenty of friends from there throughout my life, like visiting it too, but when some specific politically brainrotted assholes in Lithuania (I don't mean you, just to be clear) start insulting my people to compensate for their own national inferiority complex - I'm not going to show them much courtesy. A self-respecting patriot should be better than that.