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by drysine 7mo ago
I don't buy it
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by drysine 7mo ago
owe
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by drysine 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malligyong-1
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by drysine 7mo ago
What's charitable one?
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by drysine 7mo ago
You have no empathy?
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by drysine 7mo ago
Maybe ask your Ukrainian war criminal friends not to attack civilian vessels with drones near European shores?
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by drysine 7mo ago
That's a straw-man argument
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by drysine 7mo ago
Do we?
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by drysine 7mo ago
>it's mostly all of us that have a say Do you?
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by drysine 7mo ago
>Reminds me of a report that Russians have no word for "bribe" You could've checked that faster than it took you to write your russophobic comment
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by drysine 7mo ago
>in a corrupt society, it's extremely difficult as an individual not to participate Russia is considered a corrupt country by the West, but I have never bribed anyone and never felt that a bribe is expected. >better high school b
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by drysine 7mo ago
Yep, that's true. People are unhappy
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by drysine 7mo ago
There are plenty of westerns about it
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by drysine 7mo ago
>if the cops (and other relevant personnel) gets it wrong, they should get served with the same injustices that they committed What if no one would want to work as a policemen and you end up alone against local gang?
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by drysine 7mo ago
I love this. Russia evacuates a thousand orphans from the war zone - it's "crime against humanity", the US bombs school in Iran and kills over hundred young girls[0] - it's fine, war is war. [0] https://en.wik
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by drysine 7mo ago
It matters who started the war. The US is waging the war against Iran, the Iran is defending. If you don't make this distinction, a killer and a policemen who shot him are both murderers.
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by drysine 7mo ago
"Iran's defense effort" would be correct. They are defending against American Department of War (former Department of Defense).
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by drysine 8mo ago
What a delusional paranoid thinking
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by drysine 8mo ago
>Soviet era mosaics Which somehow survived Ukrainian nationalists destroying everything Russian or Soviet?
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by drysine 8mo ago
>then Ukrainians will no longer resist destruction of their identity, language Since 2014 Ukrainian nationalists are busy destroying language and identity of Russian-speaking Ukrainian citizens. Somehow nobody in the West cares.
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by drysine 8mo ago
It can wait. Not spending that money on war means more Russian soldiers dying.
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by drysine 8mo ago
>It really is insane that the West/World watches while Russia fires ballistic missiles and send hundreds of drones targeting civilians. Because they don't target civilians. >I guess Ukrainian lives are cheap and worthless to
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by drysine 8mo ago
Something stopped Dr. Anderson though. Ah, let me guess, he was a slacker
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by drysine 8mo ago
No amount of effort would have made Dr. Anderson think as fast as Fermi and Fermi think as fast as von Neumann
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by drysine 8mo ago
Yeah, Fermi was such an unmotivated slacker. Relayed by Nick Metropolis: Fermi and von Neumann overlapped. They collaborated on problems of Taylor instabilities and they wrote a report. When Fermi went back to Chicago after that work he cal
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by drysine 8mo ago
>When literal Nazis are perceived as the better option you can imagine the alternative isn't very shiny. Nice story. One problem though: they eagerly joined Nazis in exterminating Jews. The ideology of nationalists aligned quite we
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by drysine 8mo ago
They do, but rarely. And I'm Russian, I don't depend on Western sources.
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by drysine 8mo ago
>In this war strategic victory is not the destruction of the state, but the control over development trajectory of the rival for the foreseeable future. No, it wouldn't be victory, it would be compromise. And the Ukraine isn't
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by drysine 8mo ago
“When you walk by the side of these people you realise they have every human right to feel hatred towards any Russian,’’ she told the AP. “Still, I think it’s important to do even a small action to show them that maybe not all the people ar
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by drysine 8mo ago
My argument is that you can't bring strategic defeat without leveling cities or utterly destroying the power generation and electric grid. And that's not what is happening in the Ukraine or even Belgorod for that matter

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