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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> In the unlikely event of retaking Crimea, Ukraine is going to prosecute collaborators, cancel _all_ property deals after 2014, and expel Russian citizens who never had Ukrainian citizenship. I have received Russian citizenship, some of
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> I am trying to say that our definitions of evidence are not the same anymore. It is just a video online. Without any other supporting factors, it stays like that. Evidence requires connection to the context, and we can't verify th
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> The problem is, that we don't have access to up-to-date Russian military records. Is he really Russian soldier? If he is, can we guarantee that the video is not digitally created (deep fake)? If we guarantee the both, what is the
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
Here's a video of a Russian soldier doing everything short of admitting they did it. https://twitter.com/den_kazansky/status/1666003021925347328
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> I don't support Ukraine in this conflict for different reasons, one of which is that in case of their victory my family will loose everything and I'll end up in jail (and that's best case). Why would this happen?.
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
Lots of people would work with anyone to drive out invaders that where raping and torturing there way across there land. You don't have to like people for them to be useful too you. Like how Russias main PMC is run by a Nazi, but it do
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> "genocide" by Ukrainians is okay tho? Because you're very specific here that it only applies to Russians here while ignoring (and therefore whitewashing) Ukrainian acts of war that precede 24.02.22 against their own popu
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> It's possible there's a secret plan which will turn things around, but it seems more likely that the only thing which benefits from our inevitable defeat is the arms industry. The benefit of a Russia that is incapable of comm
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> Not whataboutism, you're parroting the word without knowing what it means. I'm just saying that war crimes happen in any war, even when supposedly civilized nations fight. I think you don't have a clue what the word mean
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This attack is a flagrant violation of the Geneva convention and a war crime. Russia must be punished for doing this or allowing it to happen.
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> Russia will never give up crimea. In fact it 'always' practically belonged to Russia. Their most important naval base is there for decades. Maybe they shouldn’t have built their most important naval base in a foreign country
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> That strikes me as gross miscalculation, not really logistics The convoy stopped because they likely ran out of fuel and other supplies this is very much a logistics thing.
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> please stop doing drugs, they're surely harming you too much Once Ukraine is within striking distance of the supply lines to Crimea how will Russia supply it?. Perhaps via the bridge have already shown they have no issue blowing u
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If the Russians have such a good logistics system why did there convoy just stop like 30km outside Kyiv in the initial phase of the war proceed to be bombed into dust?.
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> You know you are saying this in bad faith. What should we be saying of the American war crimes in the middle east? You wouldn't come to the conclusion that the USA in general commits war crimes "for kicks" right? War cri
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> I understand that you, as a Brit, are congenitally bound to hate Russia and to desire to stir the European pot but remember: there’s nukes in the mix this time. Should be glad that Russia isn’t in fact losing. They aren’t losing so bad
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> Furthermore, the Russians have S400 and S500 air defense, the very best AD system in the world, and they regularly are shooting down PGMs. So good they regularly struggle against Ukrainian Soviet era migs and sukohis and fail to shoot
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> Here is the state department talking about how they are worried that Russians will acquire the US funded biolabs in Ukraine: https://www.c-span.org/video/?c5005520/senator-rubio-questio ... That is not evidenc
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> Now why do you assume Russia will simply exterminate any living being in the territories it just taken? Because evidence suggests they do this for kicks sometimes. They have already slaughtered their say through Russian speaking towns
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> as well as bio-engineering "research" facilities that were ostensibly fronts for weapons manufacturing. What there is no evidence of this in any reality. > "Colonial war" and "genocidal intent" really
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> Additionally the solution you propose comes at the cost of potentially hundred thousands more deaths on both sides, while a cease-fire would come at the cost of some territory for Ukraine. I value life over territory. A ceasefire comes
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> If Ukraine had agreed to be neutral (non-NATO) the war and all this bloodshed would have been avoided. This was already offered by Germany, turns out it's not really what Russia wants. > I'm sad so many people had to die.
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> They are attempting to weaken Russian through a proxy war (Think Afghanistan or Vietnam). They are not defending Ukraine. Wow, if only Russia had a way to stop the wests devious plan of forcing them to fight in Ukraine and decimate the
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> Can you give us a logical reason why Ukraine needs a weapon for mass-suicide? Because it's part of Russias propaganda and disinformation campaign against Ukraine, which has heated up recently a head of the counter offensive becaus
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> yes, this is why we're on the brink of WWIII. Allegedly Putin is outraged at the betrayal. We aren't on the brink of anything, Russias not capable of fighting a WWIII, they can't even take Kyiv in over a year.
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> I base my opinon on the following: Your opinion appears to be a fever dream that has no basis in reality. What you posted in no way shape or form follows or proves anything that you posted previously.
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> Bioweapon labs in Ukraine is one of Putin's stated reasons for the Invasion. Allegedly work was being done on targeting specific ethnicities, like slavs. Ukraine was a very politically corrupt country, for a long time. Would not s
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by _kbh_ 3y ago
> For certain things in signal you need to trust the server hardware and suspicious technologies like SGX. SGX is a prime target for a NSA backdoor. That some upper-layer software there is open source (with lots of caveats, e.g. you cann
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> I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens won't we. Seems to me that the economic problems that Europe is seeing right now are far worse than ones in Russia. So, if things continue the way they are European economy
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Canada and the US have consistently voted against it for over a decades or such at this point as well. > If you support with money and weapons a country which renamed dozens of streets to glorify Nazi collaborators, why would you vote fo

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