mrcheesebreeze

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   by mrcheesebreeze 5y ago

   thats true, the hacker news sub keeps directing people here and thats how many got here including me. many of the people on this site are redditors.
2. 92.▲
   by mrcheesebreeze 5y ago

   its not out of the question, especially since resistance in its very nature becomes more decentralized and dirty the second the government is weakened or falls. Take a place like syria, it went from a centralized government to a heap of ins
3. 93.▲
   by mrcheesebreeze 5y ago

   this is what irks me the most, piracy is stealing and even its name says it. If you steal then thats your problem, but its wrong morally and is gross to do without reasons.
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   by mrcheesebreeze 5y ago

   ukraine was pretty much always at least partially owned by russia. One of the first centralized slavic states were the kieven rus. russia and ukraine are tied and its not offensive or wrong to say something like "russian ukraine"
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   by mrcheesebreeze 5y ago

   groups like the mongols easily took rus lands and burned kiev because of their protection against the mentioned problems. Steppe horses and soldiers were good in the cold, their tools were working just fine, and their raiding of cities like