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So Ruslan decided to chime in on Mike Winger’s ongoing struggle session with Christian Nationalism, and at the end of the video Ruslan offered his own perspective (between two merch ads). Essentially, Ruslan is totally cool with Christian Nationalism, provided it’s defined correctly with a definition that he defines...

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