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by drysine 10mo ago
>Ukrajinci su naši No, Ukrainians are not nazi. The Kiev regime makes heroes out of Ukrainian nazi, both historical figures and present day ones, but you shouldn't generalize that to the whole population.
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by drysine 10mo ago
Oh, we do. I just don't see European men dying in the Ukraine.
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by drysine 10mo ago
I don't remember Russian reserves being stored in the Ukraine.
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by drysine 10mo ago
"indefinitely immobilise" That's called theft when translated from European Newspeak.
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by drysine 10mo ago
>where half the people don't speak their native language You need to look up the definition of "native language".
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by drysine 11mo ago
So when slave trade advances citizens' economic prospects it's moral imperative for the country to facilitate it, right?
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by drysine 11mo ago
>It's the moral imperative of every country to optimize for its citizens' economic prospects. Moral???
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by drysine 11mo ago
Zoom works just fine, Jitsi works too.
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by drysine 11mo ago
>the American of today does not represent us well Why did good honest people of the US reelected Bush Jr. after the illegal invasion of Iraq when no WMD was found?
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by drysine 11mo ago
Unclear? They are busy stealing hundreds of millions dollars[0] while having security incentive in form of ongoing war. [0] https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/19/world/europe/ukraine-zele...
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by drysine 11mo ago
>It is a weird form of centralized planning. Except there's no election to get on to the central committee, it's like in the Soviet era where you had to run in the right circles and have sway in them. No, it's pure capital
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by drysine 11mo ago
>Ukraine should have kept its nukes They would've quickly sold them to Iran like they did with nuclear capable missiles. [0] https://www.armscontrol.org/act/2005-05/ukraine-admits-missi...
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by drysine 11mo ago
>Bandera was not a nice person Neither was Hitler
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by drysine 11mo ago
>Ukraine is currently fighting for freedom and democracy in Europe But somehow their heroes wear Nazi's symbols[0]. [0] https://www.lemonde.fr/videos/video/2025/06/18/guerre-en-ukr...
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by drysine 11mo ago
>The truth of the matter is that Stalin's brutality and evil was so bad that he forced western Ukrainian nationalists to collaborate with Nazi Germany Yeah, right. The truth. Is it Stalin who forced Ukrainian nationalists to genocid
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by drysine 11mo ago
I don't remember China staging a coup in Moscow and giving Russia weapons for free.
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by drysine 11mo ago
Current Ukrainian regime completely depends on Western money and weapons.
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by drysine 11mo ago
>Russian drone pilots have nothing better to show to their fans on the social media to raise funds You sure must have links to this social media, right?
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by drysine 11mo ago
> It also gives him a way of dealing with the increasingly mandatory state-controlled national messaging app, Max. The service has no end-to-end encryption but is needed to access any state service That's a lie. No state service req
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by drysine 11mo ago
Why did you put "accidentally" in quotes?
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by drysine 11mo ago
>simply cut international connections (as is already practiced temporarily and locally) No, international connections are not cut. The mobile internet gets cut locally and temporarily when the Ukraine attacks Russian cities trying to ter
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by drysine 11mo ago
Maybe you should take a look at Chinese Unitree humanoid robots. Or maybe at absent French or German bipedal robots.
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by drysine 1y ago
Yes, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau. A lot, actually, but I'm Russian and NABU is western tool to control Ukrainian kleptocratic "elites" which also happen to benefit ordinary people as a side effect. Now you will hear a
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by drysine 1y ago
> very powerful people lacking in compassion will be able to just type Or an agent based on GPT-45 decides that it is beneficial to seize control of some region because it has a lot of nuclear power stations.
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by drysine 1y ago
Maybe attacking Russian refineries wasn't such a good idea after all.
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by drysine 1y ago
>On the third hand On the gripping hand
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by drysine 1y ago
Well, in the 90s there was almost total adoration of the US in Russia and America meant only one thing - the US. Decade later the US lost most of its soft power due to the abuse of its dominant military and economic position in the world an
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by drysine 1y ago
That time has passed.
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by drysine 1y ago
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by drysine 1y ago
>criminals used this bank to transfer stolen money so the bank is bad If a bank willingly cooperates with criminals it is a bad bank, yes.

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