muzika

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by muzika 5y ago
That is exactly it, unfortunately.
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by muzika 5y ago
Exactly
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by muzika 5y ago
Wearing a shirt with profanity printed on it is not heroic.
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by muzika 5y ago
For many years now you can buy all parts except some that are “restricted” to shops, and even those you can usually find on eBay or junk yards. Teslas are not super expensive to repair if you compare them to BMW instead of Honda Civic. And
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by muzika 5y ago
The problem is that over 50% of Russian people stand behind Putin. They get their news and political views from watching state-run TV.
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by muzika 5y ago
From a video it’s obvious that it wasn’t due to a mine. Supposedly locals say the ship was parked there for days prior to being hit.
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by muzika 5y ago
Yes seems like most Russians support this “operation” to “free” Ukrainian people from their nazi government :(
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by muzika 5y ago
This. It’s unethical to take away property from Russian people just because of what Putin did.
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by muzika 5y ago
Same here.
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by muzika 5y ago
I also want to see all sides and make up my own mind. Blocking foreign news media will only hurt us long term.
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by muzika 5y ago
Perhaps closer to reality than CNN?
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by muzika 5y ago
Kyiv was originally the capital of the Russia. They want it back. Chernobyl was just along the path to Kyiv.
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by muzika 5y ago
My apologies, I got emotional.
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by muzika 5y ago
This is just wrong, morally. Most of their Russian users don’t even support this war. This discrimination has to stop.
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by muzika 5y ago
Right now it is near impossible for people to take out cash in many parts of Ukraine. In some areas debit cards work, in a few others cash only.
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by muzika 5y ago
Unfortunately many (most?) Russians ARE believing it.
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by muzika 5y ago
Not exactly true. The Bible was translated into Russian in 1820 so we have a pretty good idea of what Russian language was like back then (99% similar to today’s language). There were a few minor changes to the script, but nothing crazy.
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by muzika 5y ago
Not true.
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by muzika 5y ago
This. Putin is just looking for excuses for why he wants to take Ukraine.
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by muzika 5y ago
A better analogy would be: you park your car illegally, and the city then goes into your home and takes all your possessions without due process.
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by muzika 5y ago
Too bad they called it “Truth”, as it gives me a bad vibe. Soviet’s main state-run newspaper had the same name (“Правда” in Russian).
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by muzika 5y ago
They are calling anyone who is against vaccine mandates an “anti-vaxxer” now. It’s like calling someone who is against forced labor an “anti-work” person.
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by muzika 5y ago
Without a court order..
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by muzika 5y ago
100%
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by muzika 5y ago
Interesting question. It’s getting insane lately how many loops employers now have to jump through in order to avoid lawsuits.
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by muzika 5y ago
I used to enjoy driving manual transmission. But now after owning a Tesla I know that I would not want to go back. Sure, switching gears was fun, but driving a Tesla with access to instant torque without the need to switch gears is more f
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by muzika 5y ago
Reminds me of Soviet Union, from where my parents escaped to avoid religious persecution, where anyone who spoke against “The Party” was called the “enemy of the people”
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by muzika 5y ago
They basically pulled phrases that he said out of context. What a lame article.
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by muzika 5y ago
Russia did as well, in the early 90s.
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by muzika 5y ago
I am wondering, how “real” are these white suprematists that we keep hearing about for past 2 years? It seemed they were a rare breed until recently, and now this term gets thrown a lot - yet I am still to meet such a person in real life.

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