sAbakumoff

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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
My source is the definition of an extremist organization. If you don't get that, you are ignorant. And based on what you cite KP(LMAO) you aren't just ignorant, you are delusional.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
That moment when one refers to fcking KP to prove that something is false. LMAO I hope that you are kidding. Otherwise, you are a joke.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
So, Russian authorities are going to label Meta an “extremist organization” and if one participates in such organization, f.e. has an account on Facebook, then it's a crime. Fcking brilliant.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
how would they pay for the war if they don't sell gas to us in Europe? Besides, the EU presented the plan to get rid of the RU gas dependency: https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/8/22967244/european-unio
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
What I mean is, “live your day like it's the last one for everyone”. I am uncertain if robbing a bank or killing someone makes much sense if there will be no tomorrow for everyone.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Right, we are doomed. Wake up and live your day like it's the last one. Be kind. Be generous. Give up your ambitions and plans. Just breathe every moment in and out and observe its beauty while you can.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
That's true. A much more plausible event is a coup within, similar to the one in 1991. The mayor of Moscow, S. Sobyanin, for instance, is an ambitious man who attempted to run the COVID-19 fight while Putin was hiding in his bunker. Re
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
>> This kind of thinking is not that unusual in the US either... Right! They just passed the "Stop the woke" bill in Florida that has anti-LGBT parts all over it. I guess it's also based on religious beliefs of whose wh
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Patriarch Kirill who leads the orthodox church in Russia and is very close to Putin recently said that the war started because people in east Ukraine, in those separatists areas can't allow LGBT parades on their streets. He really said
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
>> what choice is there? I know this one! They should have chosen not to fucking invade Ukraine.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
It's usual BS that they do to keep their polling numbers. In addition, it's a tool to keep those officials loyal to Putin's regime. It's fragile, it barely holds. The coup is near.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
>> What do you think would happen to Putins daughters in London, I think he does not give a fig about anyone anymore
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
>> My faint glimmer of hope here is that the West finally takes actions to stop enabling oligarchs and they can start with denying them real estate in Western urban centers Recently, Italy seized real estate and other properties of Ru
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Right, on March 8th two largest Russian airlines suspend all international flights. People get the hell out of Russia while they can.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Exactly! Covid-19 was the first one, it was literally “given a crown”. The last one to be nuclear winter.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Contemporary Russia started with the line to McDonald's in 1990, and ended with the line to Ikea in 2022.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
>> Maybe I'm being cynical, but I think there may be some potential problems with that approach. This description matches everything that Putin and his lackeys have been doing since 22-02-2022
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
That's not even the worst part. Another proposition is to send anti-war protesters to war “so that they can see what's actually going on”.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Russia will cut itself from the internet in a couple of weeks, no need to worry.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
The Netherlands bought the weapon from Germany and shipped it to Ukraine.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Literally everyone should practice METTA at this unprecedented times.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
I guess that by “all victims of the war” he means Russians and not Ukrainians. This statement was measured and weighted dozens of times by the army of lawyers and advisers. There is NOTHING sincere in it. You don't have to buy this BS.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
I think it's immoral to bet on people's lives.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Russian history knows many examples of coups conducted by people from the inner circle of dictators, starting from Paul I in 1801 and ending with two coups in 1991 and 1993. So, taking down putin from within is a plausible event.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
It's an internal resistance conducted by the military. In the coming days I would expect a coup, Putin's arrest(or worse), the new administration, end of war.
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Is there anything good in this world anyway? Do we deserve to survive? Does it make any sense to continue self-destructing behavior and suffering? Personally, I don't think so, therefore if we will be nuked, so be it! This is what we d
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Russian Central Bank SSL is revoked(cbr.ru)
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Personally, I would spend my last days in deep meditation until the very end. Friends are not big help in this scenario…
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
I was always thinking that if Putin listens to anyone at all, then that would be his “friends” from Russian elite, such as Deripaska or Fridman But I might be terribly wrong, of course, and you are right. Mr. Madman might be out is his mind
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by sAbakumoff 5y ago
More positive news is that 2 oligarchs close to Putin made public statement against the war: Mikhail Fridman : https://www.ft.com/content/9b3ab6bb-f782-43fb-8afc-42d937147... Oleg Deripaska : https://t.me&#x

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