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  • rvi 🦜
    Feb 22, 2022
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    its always interesting to see a bit of correlation in the political views of people who refer to it as "the Ukraine"

  • Feb 22, 2022

    They wanted a pro-US president, they even got the exact guy that the wanted with Yatsenyuk, but because the US didn't have total control that now means they have no responsibility?

    And the US knew they were funding Nazis, they were called out for it for years and didn't do anything about it. Now it's too late already and the Nazis are officially part of the Ukrainian military.

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    No one is claiming Obama or the US Government are secret Nazis, simply that they are more than happy to back far-right organisation if they are pro US. They are indifferent to far-right ideology the quest for global hegemony.

  • Feb 22, 2022

    The US will support the most extremist and reactionary portions of the population to fight in their proxy wars.

    Whether those are Wahhabist extremists, far-rightists in Latin America or Nazis in Ukraine. It's how they have always operated.

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    Villainous B

    No one is claiming Obama or the US Government are secret Nazis, simply that they are more than happy to back far-right organisation if they are pro US. They are indifferent to far-right ideology the quest for global hegemony.

    If they can support Islamic fundamentalism idk why these people think fascism is where they would draw the line lol

  • Feb 22, 2022
    Villainous B

    No one is claiming Obama or the US Government are secret Nazis, simply that they are more than happy to back far-right organisation if they are pro US. They are indifferent to far-right ideology the quest for global hegemony.

    Every country, esp the USA, is willing to back radicals for their own gain. See what happened in the Middle East

  • Feb 22, 2022
    Scratchin Mamba

    If they can support Islamic fundamentalism idk why these people think fascism is where they would draw the line lol

    And because of where the US lies ideologically those are on the far right more often than not.

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    People really defending Russia cause of an ideology

    And contemporary Russia has nothing to do with that ideology

  • KEV 🧊
    Feb 22, 2022
    Y0rn

    People really defending Russia cause of an ideology

    And contemporary Russia has nothing to do with that ideology

    what ideology is that? Dictatorship? Oppression of people? Manipulation, propaganda and lies?

    you would be right

  • KEV 🧊
    Feb 22, 2022
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    y'all missed some history classes if you can't understand why literally every single eastern European country except Belarus aka mini-Russia wants to rather be allied with the west than Russia and China

  • Feb 22, 2022
    Y0rn

    People really defending Russia cause of an ideology

    And contemporary Russia has nothing to do with that ideology

    Quote me where I did that heau

    I had whole discussions itt abt how Putin opposes Lenin and the USSR bc they gave Ukraine too much autonomy in his opinion

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    KEV

    y'all missed some history classes if you can't understand why literally every single eastern European country except Belarus aka mini-Russia wants to rather be allied with the west than Russia and China

    Ukraine itself didn't want to be a part of NATO before 2014

  • KEV 🧊
    Feb 22, 2022
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    Scratchin Mamba

    Ukraine itself didn't want to be a part of NATO before 2014

    yeah that's because a lot of Russians live in Ukraine

    but it's 2022 and the ratings for EU and NATO have never been higher

    guess whose fault is that

    Russia is gonna make Finland and Sweden join NATO as well if they keep up

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    KEV

    yeah that's because a lot of Russians live in Ukraine

    but it's 2022 and the ratings for EU and NATO have never been higher

    guess whose fault is that

    Russia is gonna make Finland and Sweden join NATO as well if they keep up

    It's the result of Russia's actions in the Crimea and Donbass which is the result of the US policy of NATO expansion.

    Me and @offline talked about this earlier itt. Most Eastern European countries would prefer to have stronger economic ties to the West by default, but that doesn't necessarily translate into a broader political and military alliance, that depends on their relations with Russia at that time, as is evident by how Ukraine shifted on this.

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    French

    ok, so now two possibilities

    either the Russian troops stop at the frontline, and it will freeze the conflict for now

    or, they're going for the whole territory the separatists are claiming. but for that they'll have to make a military move against ukrainian army

    personally, i think they'll stop at the frontline for now and continue to put pressure on Ukraine. that way they'll officially control part of the dombass but keep the sanctions minimal since the US don't consider this option to be a real invasion

    t.me/rian_ru/147273

    ok, so Russia will "only" recognize the actual/de facto LNR and DNR borders aka the frontline. no invasion further the frontline at this point.

    that will probably freeze the conflict for some time

    edit: t.me/rian_ru/147279

    the kremlin spox just said the opposite lol

    seem like russian officials are contradicting themselves, s*** is weird

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    French

    https://t.me/rian_ru/147273

    ok, so Russia will "only" recognize the actual/de facto LNR and DNR borders aka the frontline. no invasion further the frontline at this point.

    that will probably freeze the conflict for some time

    edit: https://t.me/rian_ru/147279

    the kremlin spox just said the opposite lol

    seem like russian officials are contradicting themselves, s*** is weird

    Dont both statements say they recognize the areas within the Donbass claimed by the republics tho

  • Feb 22, 2022

    this is the red scare all over again, Russian edition. America has went to war twice over aggressive invasion and expansion from countries before, Korean/Vietnam war, both were failures and were profoundly unpopular. Now that a Nuclear power with a standing army is doing it instead of fledgling powers, America cant make a move. Any form of actual meaningful deterrence will escalate the situation even more. Just let Russia take Ukraine, cuz if we stand in the way its literally WW3. America always trying to play world police and it cant even police its own country right.

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    Scratchin Mamba

    Dont both statements say they recognize the areas within the Donbass claimed by the republics tho

    no, first one put empaphis on the reality of the territory the separatists control right now

    second one on what the separatists consider their territory is, which is partly occupied by the ukrainian army right now

    as you can see, the interpretation means a lot here

  • Feb 22, 2022

    Like honestly anybody who is American who gives af? We spend trillions policing the world and people in our own country are suffering every day and our inner cities look like 3rd world countries. Personally I don’t give two f***s about whatever the elite and these old white f***s are b****ing about.

    He’s gonna take Ukraine and when the media stops talking about it, you all will shut the f*** up and go on about your lives . People only give a f*** because the media told you to, by exposing the gate of information to you. Once that gate is closed by the media within a week we won’t even be concerned in the slightest about this arbitrary conflict.

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    As a 27 year-old, I've experienced:

    9/11
    The economic disaster of 2008
    Austerity
    Brexit
    Covid
    War?

    One god damn thing after another, that's what life is.

    Gonna experience some severe consequences of the climate crisis too

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    Drogon

    As a 27 year-old, I've experienced:

    9/11
    The economic disaster of 2008
    Austerity
    Brexit
    Covid
    War?

    One god damn thing after another, that's what life is.

    Gonna experience some severe consequences of the climate crisis too

    We not going to boots on the ground war. The most you’ll get from the United States is America supporting Ukraine by proxy.

    Which would just drag the war on longer than it needs to be and end up killing more people.

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    French

    no, first one put empaphis on the reality of the territory the separatists control right now

    second one on what the separatists consider their territory is, which is partly occupied by the ukrainian army right now

    as you can see, the interpretation means a lot here

    I think from the first announcement yesterday they already recognized the entire region, the question is if the Russian troops will go beyond the regions in Russian control

  • Feb 22, 2022
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    Husk_

    We not going to boots on the ground war. The most you’ll get from the United States is America supporting Ukraine by proxy.

    Which would just drag the war on longer than it needs to be and end up killing more people.

    Well yeah unless they join NATO, which won't happen anytime soon but is cerainly a possibility in the near future

    If Ukraine joins NATO and "liberates" the Crimea as they have hinted at before then it rly is over