cycrutchfield

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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
This is one of those times where you keep those thoughts to yourself, bud.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
> The Russian MoD has been on point, again and again lol, lmao even
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Ukraine doesn’t necessarily need to retake its lost territories by force. They only need to keep bleeding Russia out until the war becomes untenable for them. Russia loses like 1500+ soldiers and 100+ vehicles per day, just to move a line o
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
> If you know the Russians are jamming GPS then what's the difference at this point? Intent? By the way, one could just as well argue that Russia is putting its civilians in harm’s way by jamming GPS and causing drones to strike off
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
You can track Russia’s stockpiles through open source satellite imagery, here’s a recent video overview: https://youtu.be/TzR8BacYS6U Ukraine benefits from being on defense, as the attrition rates are significantly in their
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
> Realistically no amount of weapons the west supplies Ukraine is going to enable them to push the Russians out of Ukraine. OK, general. I wasn’t aware of your military credentials. Russia is about 12 months away from completely exhausti
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Can you provide specific evidence that Ukraine is intentionally targeting civilians, and not (for instance) flying a drone that gets affected by GPS jamming and hits a building unintentionally?
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
One was more contemptible than the other, so it’s kind of weird to only criticize one of them.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
The one where Curtis made a fool of himself and his poor understanding of history?
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Ah ok, enlightened one. I’m sure the trough you feed from is propaganda-free. Care to explain why they are not actually our enemies? Please try to stick to facts and evidence.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
How remarkable that our major geopolitical enemies (with the exception of Iran) support our incoming president. He must truly be a great uniter that will usher in a new age of global peace.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Of course, everything he does is quid pro quo. Now he has a sword of damocles he can hang over their head to ensure he can get anything he wants in the future.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
You think hiring was previously not discriminatory? Wanna explain this one: https://www.nber.org/digest/sep03/employers-replies-racial-n...
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Not too hard to understand. He sensed he had leverage based on national security concerns to dangle a sword above their heads. One of their investors donated a bunch of money to help get him re-elected, so now he will reverse his earlier po
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Bold of you to assume that rule of law still exists in this country.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
That was before Jeff Yass gave him a bunch of money.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
He lives to take credit for moments like this. One can only wonder what his actions will be conditional on, but it’s a virtual certainty that it will need to benefit him personally.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
He’s more pro-donor than anti-China, and Jeff Yass is a big donor.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
And you think that her political opponent did? His only goals seem to be either enriching himself or his donors.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Unlikely. Having Russia bleed itself out like a stuck pig impaling itself on Ukraine is simply too beneficial for its geopolitical rivals.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Sure, because the new guy is famous for not honoring any agreements so it’s critical to have his envoy around to ensure that he isn’t going to do the same to this one.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
A lot of people voted for Hitler as well, just saying.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
I swear, you people make up the most creative mental gymnastics to rationalize why you should be allowed to call people the n-word.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Paul clearly got the memo that he wasn’t going to be invited to eat at the big boy table at Mar-A-Lago unless he turned in his homework assignment.
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
OK buddy. Cope harder
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
US soldiers handled the Russians quite easily in Syria, remember Khasham?
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
So still a convicted felon then?
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
> A person who actively discriminates in hiring against black people but doesn't call anyone a slur is seen as more virtuous as someone who doesn't discriminate, yet uses the slur in jest. The first behavior is seen as more exc
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Nobody’s talking about it because they aren’t the aggressor. They didn’t make this choice. They are fighting for their survival. Russia on the other hand…
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by cycrutchfield 2y ago
Russia captured barely more than 4000 sq km of territory in all of 2024. Seems like Ukraine is doing quite well halting the Russian advance and making them pay a terrible price.

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