I follow the Finnish account:
twitter.com/SamaBlepp
But he shares the views of the typical Finnish view of Russia which is still negative. Both the Right and Left Wing of Finland seem unified in that regard.
In addition the Finns seem to conceive of their rivalry with Russia in more Racial Terms. They don't care too much about ideology when it comes to them.
But in a similar way to how many White Americans relate to African Americans.
This should be the key to understanding why people fight for their countries. Some have this idealistic view that Ukrainians should just drop their guns and let Russians come in because, after all, Russia is this shining beacon of anti-globohomo and they will liberate poor Ukies from LGBT+. Like there is no nuance there whatsoever.
What about the notion of nationalism that most of us here are so in favour of? An average Ukrainian, Finn or Pole doesn't care about ideology that much - or maybe - they care a lot more about defending their homeland when it gets invaded. When they pick up their guns to shoot the enemy, they don't calculate in their heads who is more pro-homo agenda. It's their country. And if their country is broken (like Ukraine is) they should be the ones that fix it and not some external liberator. Especially if the liberation is achieved by means of bombs and bullets.
There is also a huge historical factor that many seem to ignore. Certain events from the past become mythos forming or cementing nations. Finns defeated Russians in the Winter War, Poles beat them in the Polish-Soviet War and both became something more than just military victories. Ukrainians have their own national mythos (which negatively involve both Russians and Poles). All three nations have also been under Russian boot in the past. And while Russia might have gone through different forms of governments over the last two centuries the fact is that whether they waived White or Red banner it's still an empire whose geopolitical goals remained the same. Those aren't memories that easily get erased from people's minds.
I am not saying "Russia bad!", I am simply saying "Russia big!". Empires gonna empire, it's been like this throughout the history. Putin isn't fighting the West because they are globo-homo, he's fighting them because they're trying to dominate and erase Russia in its current form.
I like what one of Polish politicians, accused of being pro-Russia, said: "Oh, my love for Russia grows exponentially the further they are from our borders".