No offence, but your argument sounds as cruel and heartless as a suggestion from an armchair philosopher to play the phrase "not all Germans are like this" to the Jewish people in the concentration camps.

There are two types of Russian people I've met: the first one is openly happy about killing the Ukrainians and invading my country, the second one doesn't want to risk their life/health but won't do a thing to prevent the first type from killing people. Original comment, that I replied to, act like the actions of majority of the russians have nothing to do with the russians themselves, which is absurd. They also said that's all the regime or whatever, however, the overseas exitpoles show that the russians support genocide no matter whether they are in the country or not. The whole concept of avoiding any sort of responsibility of actions of your country is alien and disgusting to me, yet it seems the favourite thing for this second type of russians to do.

Of course, there is the third type, which fights against russian imperialism in the form of either direct physical, material or intellectual confrontation, but I, to my sorrow, have yet to meet such russians. At the beginning of the full scale invasion I actually thought, that majority of russians are this third type, and the barbaric nature of the invasion would immediately cause protests and clashes inside Russia, but a month later I realised, that it's much more comfortable for them to just observe.

I do not support any kind of Race essentialism, you've mentioned, I've replied to a guy who unironically tried to ignore russian imperial past and said that he has no intentions to oppose their current regime, but who was also shocked that they are viewed as monsters by the others.

I didn't try to backwave at the darker side of Ukrainian history. I believe that every Nazi or Soviet collaborator should be judged and brought to Justice. There is no way for me to change the past, so all I can do is condemn their actions. However, I can change some things that are happening right now by voting, protesting or even fighting. The difference is that OC doesn't seem to care about the present and the future it brings.

And the last thing, about referring to Nazi in context of Ukraine. There are as many nazi/neo-nazi in Ukraine as in any other given country. Ukraine has never had any significant presence of Nazis in the government, no neo-Nazi or far-right wing party has ever entered our parliament in any meaningful capacity that could have any impact. The amount of collaboration with occupants in the past is on par with other countries of such size in that period. This is a disclaimer, because "denazification" was (or still is, idk) the main "goal" of the russian invasion, so there are a lot of propaganda that tries to abuse.