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>who can do absolutely nothing about them There is a _bit_ of hope you'll do something about it.
by cdchn 2y ago
>who can do absolutely nothing about them
There is a _bit_ of hope you'll do something about it.
- grishka 2y agoYou seem really naive to think that this government has any feedback mechanisms whatsoever left.
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- brokenmachine 2y agoOf course there's feedback mechanisms. You just don't want to use them for whatever reason.
- infamouscow 2y agoWhat's funny is in the US, when even the slightest hint of that occurred, one side completely freaked out. Just imagine if those folks were armed, or say even 10% of the population were heavily armed and in support of that. It also probably doesn't help that the overwhelming majority of experienced combat veterans the US spent millions per troop training for the last 20 years would be on their side, not yours. That layers on top of their real world experience of bullets wizzing and cracking by, living in shit conditions, and holding their friends in their arms as they die. You're a feeble Internet nerd whose position is an aberration of history. I'm sure you'll selectively apply your morals rather than having enough intelligence to understand what you're advocating. This is pretty reprehensible and you should be embarrassed.
- brokenmachine 2y agoNobody cares if the Terrorist state of Russia implodes on itself, or what happens to its apathetic population. They had their chance for a different outcome decades ago, but chose this. The one single issue is what happens to the nukes.
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- infamouscow 2y ago> Nobody cares ... It's a shame you can't hear how pathetic you sound in your idealogical prison / echo chamber. The price of energy would become unaffordable for all of Europe and spike across the globe. The additional pressure would create additional conflict and suffering for everyone. I'm struggling to find any reason other than blind hatred for your genuinely stupid and brain dead position. https://youtu.be/ww47bR86wSc https://youtu.be/ww47bR86wSc
- brokenmachine 2y ago>The price of energy would become unaffordable for all of Europe and spike across the globe. Nobody is scared of this Kremlin talking point either, the market would stabilize fine. I'm happy to pay more in order to not fund the Russian terrorist mafia state.
- infamouscow 2y agoAre you going to pay the additional energy costs for everyone else on Earth?
- brokenmachine 2y agoOnce again, nobody cares. Russia isn't that important.
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- grishka 2y ago> for whatever reason Like, uhhh, wanting to stay alive and not go to jail? Is that a good enough reason?
- brokenmachine 2y agoIt depends.
- throw0101c 2y ago> You seem really naive to think that this government has any feedback mechanisms whatsoever left. The oligarchs could arrange to put something extra in the breakfast one day. Or there could be a chance meeting with a window.
- anjel 2y agoLooking at Russian history for the last 200 years or so, your hoping for a historical first, unless you want to consider 1917
- cdchn 2y ago1917 could be considered comparatively recent if you compare that event to similar ones in other countries.