Apr 11, 2022·2 repliesthe news of the day is that “tens of thousands” are dead in Mariupol…
Is that even possible? Sounds outlandish
Apr 11, 2022Louthe news of the day is that “tens of thousands” are dead in Mariupol…
Is that even possible? Sounds outlandish
Yeah I feel like that’s bullshit
Apr 11, 2022Louthe news of the day is that “tens of thousands” are dead in Mariupol…
Is that even possible? Sounds outlandish
We haven't heard much out of there and it's been the most ruthlessly targeted and besieged. Of course, there's an incentive to overstate the losses, and this city in particular was reclaimed by the most virulent anti-Russians. You can bet the damage is staggering as well as the reported losses to be inflated as much as possible.
Apr 11, 2022·4 repliesOne of the craziest videos I’ve seen from this war so far
This s*** is crazy
Apr 11, 2022·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/w4rw4tcher/status/1513347577852354562GhostDeini718One of the craziest videos I’ve seen from this war so far
This s*** is crazy
holy fk- Apr 11, 2022·1 replycrinewinedining holy fk
There’s aftermath video and it’s gruesome
- Apr 11, 2022·1 replykrishna bound
Chechnya yeah but Syria...it's a bit more complicated than that. Russia's involvement in Syria isn't as simple or really comparable to Ukraine. Assad's government formally requested Russia to be there and the purpose of them being there was essentially intervention against ISIL & al-Nusra. Russia's involvement in Syria helped the government gain back actual land like Aleppo. Any amount of civilian damage, while obviously terrible and to be condemned, by Russia in Syria is completely neglible compared to the mass amount of damage caused by the US & US allies, so if that's the metric you want to use there, the US is far more to blame since not only did the US do that, but is far more responsible for Syrian destabilization than anyone in Russia. That said, I'm not going to pretend Russia went there solely with the intention of helping Assad, obviously they have their own regional interests especially in lieu of regional oil competitors, so yes, they can be blamed just as much for individual benefit as the US, but their actions were far less destabilizing than US/US allies.
If assad asked formally then who we to question it
Yeah bro love him some Putin ay. He fighting against ISIS and Nazis. That is what a f***ing legend is!
- Apr 11, 2022·3 replies
The hydra is the west and Ukraine is a legitimate part of it. Its strategic exclusion from NATO has turned it into a battleground where Russia can bleed men, have their economy isolated, fearmonger broader Europe into unity, etc. NATO has long worked with the most reactionary, violent people in a region to prop up their status quo endgame.
The only losers here are the actual Ukranian and Russian people. Ukraine's regime is being decorated, lauded on a global scale. Putin's support in Russia has been bolstered. Ukraine's most bloodthristy militants are living out their dream. Russia's most bloodthristy militants are living out their dream. The average people in Ukraine are being turned into refugees and casualties. Russian citizens will be living in a desolated, isolated economy.
What does victory or defeat look like for the actual people here? I mean I guess people in the Donbas will have their lives improved. That's it.
- Apr 11, 2022·1 replyFrankito Reynolds
If assad asked formally then who we to question it
Yeah bro love him some Putin ay. He fighting against ISIS and Nazis. That is what a f***ing legend is!
- Apr 11, 2022·1 reply
Empty buzz word to obscure imperialism/capitalism
- Apr 11, 2022·2 repliesMango
The hydra is the west and Ukraine is a legitimate part of it. Its strategic exclusion from NATO has turned it into a battleground where Russia can bleed men, have their economy isolated, fearmonger broader Europe into unity, etc. NATO has long worked with the most reactionary, violent people in a region to prop up their status quo endgame.
The only losers here are the actual Ukranian and Russian people. Ukraine's regime is being decorated, lauded on a global scale. Putin's support in Russia has been bolstered. Ukraine's most bloodthristy militants are living out their dream. Russia's most bloodthristy militants are living out their dream. The average people in Ukraine are being turned into refugees and casualties. Russian citizens will be living in a desolated, isolated economy.
What does victory or defeat look like for the actual people here? I mean I guess people in the Donbas will have their lives improved. That's it.
Most of the ukrainian people you apparently feel sorry for are not nazis in the slightest, and support their government resisting the invasion
How do you reconcile this? Ukrianians don't want to just throw down weapons
- Apr 11, 2022·1 reply
It's all well and good claiming to be on the side of ordinary people. And one would be correct to state that they're the victims of this war
But you don't get to deny the fact those same ordinary people in Ukraine ain't happy being invaded either.
KEV 🧊Apr 11, 2022MangoThe hydra is the west and Ukraine is a legitimate part of it. Its strategic exclusion from NATO has turned it into a battleground where Russia can bleed men, have their economy isolated, fearmonger broader Europe into unity, etc. NATO has long worked with the most reactionary, violent people in a region to prop up their status quo endgame.
The only losers here are the actual Ukranian and Russian people. Ukraine's regime is being decorated, lauded on a global scale. Putin's support in Russia has been bolstered. Ukraine's most bloodthristy militants are living out their dream. Russia's most bloodthristy militants are living out their dream. The average people in Ukraine are being turned into refugees and casualties. Russian citizens will be living in a desolated, isolated economy.
What does victory or defeat look like for the actual people here? I mean I guess people in the Donbas will have their lives improved. That's it.
And none of this would happen if Russia didn't invade
It's pretty obvious who's at fault
- Apr 11, 2022·1 replyTragedyBerlusconi
Most of the ukrainian people you apparently feel sorry for are not nazis in the slightest, and support their government resisting the invasion
How do you reconcile this? Ukrianians don't want to just throw down weapons
Just give up the Donbass and Crimea and call it a day
- Apr 11, 2022·1 replykrishna bound
- Apr 11, 2022·2 repliesMyBallsAndMyWord
Just give up the Donbass and Crimea and call it a day
We can talk about that now
But if the dombass and crimea were enough initially russia would have invaded only donbass with full force, taken there and then held out
They wanted something else
Also you don't mention the parts of donbass like mariupol which dont want to be russian
- Apr 11, 2022·1 replyFrankito Reynolds
"there's actually more nuance to the situation than someone being objectively wholly good or evil in a binary"
"no" 
Apr 11, 2022TragedyBerlusconiWe can talk about that now
But if the dombass and crimea were enough initially russia would have invaded only donbass with full force, taken there and then held out
They wanted something else
Also you don't mention the parts of donbass like mariupol which dont want to be russian
Well yeah they wanted a neutered Ukraine
- Apr 11, 2022TragedyBerlusconi
Most of the ukrainian people you apparently feel sorry for are not nazis in the slightest, and support their government resisting the invasion
How do you reconcile this? Ukrianians don't want to just throw down weapons
Reconcile what? Your delusions that I'm pro-Russian?
I think that's something you'll need to reconcile on your own. Preferably in therapy.
- Apr 11, 2022·3 replies
Slava Ukraini in the thread title
Holy f***