Why did O'Neill hate Russians so much?

>>82605736
he was a democrat

he was an american military guy that lived through the cold war.

>>82605799
And has also done several black ops missions, presumably several actively against soviets.

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>>82605736
Pretty much the entire U.S. and NATO military culture throughout the Cold War.

O'Neil is a cold-war warrior, who still dreams of killing Ivan/commies.

Knew more than a few guys that were like this, even a decade after the cold war.

According to the SG Command Wikia, he was born in 1953 meaning he grew up during the Cold War. That's definitely a good reason to have a distaste for Russians. Plus, he's military. There's a certain amount of patriotism involved in that could easily lead to a dislike for foreign powers, especially for the next biggest power that might clash with your own.

I miss corny russian accented villains in american action movies.

>>82606131
This, this reminds me he's always referencing TV shows and movies. He probably loves those kinds of movies and has been slightly influenced by those great Vussian villains vin vhose vreat vovies.

America was bitter after losing the cold war

>>82606131
The fall of the Soviet Union was a mistake.

>>82605736
Because they hacked the Asgards to help the Goa'uld.