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I mean, their own government committing atrocities in their name, with record high approval rates. And every dollar which goes into russia will fund the war. M
by Svoka 5y ago
I mean, their own government committing atrocities in their name, with record high approval rates. And every dollar which goes into russia will fund the war.
May be they should deal with that first, with consequences of their decisions. Or decisions made in their names while they did nothing. It is russian citizens who hold sole responsibility for everything going on in Ukraine.
- throw_5202 5y ago> with record high approval rates Information about high approval rates comes only from sources fully controlled by Russian president. I see no reasons to trust them in anything, especially this.
- Svoka 5y agoOfficial sources claim even higher approval rates, but trend is similar between state and independent agencies.
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- throw_5202 5y ago> every dollar which goes into russia will fund the war Intel employees working for Intel in Russia are paying some taxes in Russia but generally benefit an US company. After loosing job in Intel they will have a hard time finding a job in rapidly failing economy and one of options they would have is to work in military-industrial complex. I'm sure Intel will be "happy". Doors to leave Russia are rapidly closing and not from the Russian side. Western policies aimed to stop brain drain from Russia are completely misguided. I'm sure Putin is laughing in his nuclear shelter when he reads that EU countries are stopping granting visas to Russian citizens.
- Svoka 5y agoWhat does it have to do with 'Putin'? It is not Putin's war. It is russian attacking ukraine. With elected leader, with overwhelming support. Every russian is responsible for every atrocity. Russians never was good in takin responsibility for their actions, always blaming 'the government' they elect and support. I have enough of this shit.
- throw_5202 5y agoElect? Support? Elections in Russia is a show. I'm afraid you don't see a difference between a democratic state and an authoritarian one (which Russia was even before turning into dictatorship).
- tsol 5y agoThank God when our governments kill innocent civilians they do it far away from Europe where it doesn't matter /s I know there's more to it, but I can't help but feel this every time I heard that kind of reasoning. The truth is it's just because we have the power to do this whereas when we're in the wrong most people can't do anything about it
- Svoka 5y agowhat the fuck is going through your head when you write crap like this?
- ghostwriter 5y ago> It is russian citizens who hold sole responsibility for everything going on in Ukraine. do Ukrainian citizens hold sole responsibility for these people shooting villages with RPGs for fun? [1] [1] https://twitter.com/camaradabruno/status/1500248165970329603 https://twitter.com/camaradabruno/status/1500248165970329603
- Svoka 5y agoIf this will be confirmed, she would be tried for war crimes. Individuals in Ukrainian forces are held responsible. This does not compare to planned and executed mass murders on the scale russians executes in Ukraine. I don't even know why should I respond to this clear provocation. By the way. This is probably after russian invasion of 2014. There is no confirmation of what you wrote, when it took time. Also, subtitles does not match video. This seem like a fake overall.