Russo-Ukrainian War

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  • WINTER 🌨️
    Mar 9, 2022
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    JaeRell

    Maduro ain't make a decision yet, lol. Who tf is that quote from? Last I heard the US was demanding Maduro release some prisoners first.

  • WINTER
    https://twitter.com/BNONews/status/1501350866288361472

    No Pitchfork in Russia

  • Mar 9, 2022
    WINTER
    https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1501368252634906624

    He got the bag

  • Mar 9, 2022
    MyBallsAndMyWord

    The US/NATO is the primary hegemon and as a result has hegemony in the media sphere too. We’re naturally going to highlight the end of things that’s seemingly completely derided both here and in all mainstream sources. The US/NATO is the number one enemy of the international working class so it is important that we expose their role and machinations in these things

    And as stated before, my political tradition does not f*** with Russia at all post-1956 lol so this isn’t out of any love for Putin, it’s about recognizing the above mentioned fact that the US/NATO represents the most evil empire since the fall of the 3rd Reich and that things are more complicated than some Manichean view of the world in which Russia is the sole bad guy

    Hate US/NATO all you want, it still looks insensitive at best to be posting any and all sources that are outside of the Western media sphere with no regard towards fact checking or bias of the source.

    For example, that ASBMilitary account that has repeatedly posted literal Russian propaganda that keeps getting touted as some reliable source. It's just as bad as the people blindly posting Snake Island type propaganda, but instead it's blindly posting Russian propaganda because it's "exposing the role of US/NATO" in this situation. Like yeah, no s***, Russia is gonna be spreading stuff outside of the western sphere of media influence.

    No one is saying Russia is the sole bad guy here, but they're certainly the worst in this specific situation. NATO knowingly encroaching on their "red line" (btw, a completely independent state that chose willingly to talk with NATO) doesn't make things equal.

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    This picture

  • e t 👽
    Mar 9, 2022
    WINTER
    https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1501367664295706624

    comrade cola at putinonalds soon

    Alexa play Back in the USSR

  • Mar 9, 2022
    WINTER
    https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1501367664295706624

    comrade cola at putinonalds soon

    s***s gonna take like dirty gum at the bottom of a boot

  • e t 👽
    Mar 9, 2022

    Holy s***, Venezuela has 3x as much oil as Russia.

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    bigbelts

    This reminded me that we had a president who ate this s*** daily lol

    You voted for him lol

    "we"

  • Mar 9, 2022
    JaeRell

    Maduro ain't make a decision yet, lol. Who tf is that quote from? Last I heard the US was demanding Maduro release some prisoners first.

  • Mar 9, 2022
    Byrig Brown

    You voted for him lol

    "we"

    Lmao foh

  • Mar 9, 2022

    "IF YOU DONT WANNA SELL US YOUR OIL, WE'LL SANCTION YOU"

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    Crying

  • Mar 9, 2022

    It’s Biden’s sons laptop

  • WINTER 🌨️
    Mar 9, 2022
    Undecided
    https://twitter.com/ariehkovler/status/1500595585858129920

    Crying

    "Nato IT Asset"

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    WINTER
    https://twitter.com/BNONews/status/1501350866288361472

    Oh God, this is about to be like pre WWII Germany

  • Mar 9, 2022
    MavCarter

    "Venezuelan oil would be a perfect substitute for Russian oil in large part because Russian oil has been a perfect substitute for Venezuelan oil. Much of the oil refining industry on the U.S. Gulf Coast is built for heavy crude oil like that produced by Venezuela—some, such as the Citgo refinery in Lake Charles, Louisiana, was built specifically for Venezuelan crude. These refineries cannot run at capacity producing gasoline and other petroleum products from light oil grades such as those produced by U.S. shale drillers or Saudi Arabia, and there is not enough pipeline capacity to bring heavier oil grades down from Canada. "

    Apparently the US is still recognizing Juan Guaido as the president of Venezuela

  • Pusha P

    Oh God, this is about to be like pre WWII Germany

    or WW1. Look for a license plate with a date

  • Mar 9, 2022
    ARCADE GOON

    F*** the teachers of the state of Kentucky, USA in particular

    Lmao the teachers have nothing to do with what their states retirement system designed for them invests in

  • Mar 9, 2022
    YANDHI
    https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1501332167401500674

  • Mar 9, 2022
    MyBallsAndMyWord

    Imperialist/expansionist war is course always “unreasonable”. But in an imperialist world with increasingly competing imperialist powers - and the contradictions between them becoming ever more acute - decisions like these are certainly rational from the perspective of a 2nd-tier world power attempting to protect its interests and re-establish its historical counter-hegemony

    Explaining isn’t endorsing. Much like I can certainly say it makes 100% sense for businesses to price gouge after a natural disaster in the context of a capitalist system. I think price gouging is dog s*** behavior and people that engage in it are scum of the earth but it’s an incredibly rational decision for a capitalist to make in a capitalist world. You need to stop interpreting every explanation of a contradiction as an ethical value-judgement

    Wait, so you support Putin? Seriously?

  • Mar 9, 2022
    MyBallsAndMyWord

    Imperialist/expansionist war is course always “unreasonable”. But in an imperialist world with increasingly competing imperialist powers - and the contradictions between them becoming ever more acute - decisions like these are certainly rational from the perspective of a 2nd-tier world power attempting to protect its interests and re-establish its historical counter-hegemony

    Explaining isn’t endorsing. Much like I can certainly say it makes 100% sense for businesses to price gouge after a natural disaster in the context of a capitalist system. I think price gouging is dog s*** behavior and people that engage in it are scum of the earth but it’s an incredibly rational decision for a capitalist to make in a capitalist world. You need to stop interpreting every explanation of a contradiction as an ethical value-judgement

    You need to stop interpreting every explanation of a contradiction as an ethical value-judgement

    But in all seriousness this is essentially the mistake people make when interpreting posts explaining Russia's motives

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    Beautiful country

  • Mar 9, 2022
    WINTER
    https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1501367664295706624

    comrade cola at putinonalds soon

    Some big brain mfs said this was all a plot for Putin to nationalize industries for cheap