Jun 19, 2023·1 reply
CrimsonArk· editedFeels like we’re just a few steps removed from adding sports commentary over active battlefields.
“Oooh and he held that grenade just a little bit too long. Yikes.”
“Yep, that’s a rookie mistake Bob. If you’re gonna the pull pin, BE COMMITTED TO THE THROW.”
- Jun 19, 2023Undecided
Don’t judge my methods of cope concerning manmade horrors beyond my comprehension.
And this is as manmade as it gets.
Jun 19, 2023
garetarey'all cant stfu about reddit and mr breast
Mr breast
- Jun 19, 2023
onedeep
people have been brutally murdered??? um, noah get the fricking boat!! xDIt’s mind blowing to me that there are real people who sit behind their computer and pay real money to pin a digital reddit award to s*** like this
Jun 19, 2023·1 replytgdaddywhy should ukraine not get weapons anyway? ukraien losing would embolden russia or other actors to do this again
the only way to disincentivise this s*** is to break Russia's nose
giving Ukraine F-16s to achieve air superiority would accelerate everything, and i believe theure getting them
The US displayed in 2003 with the Invasion of Iraq. what happens if you’re large enough and countries are dependent on you…
There is no “Russia will inspire others” America’s aggressive foreign policy and its failures abroad have highlighted the slow collapse of American imperialism worldwide and countries are going to be more willing to challenge its power in multiple places.
That doesn’t make Russia’s invasion any less justified but it’s definitely not the main crisis for world security that it means sending billions in weapons
Vietnam and Afghanistan was just the start, more endless failed wars that the US will try to win as it struggles to cope with the fact that its hegemony is on its way out
Jun 19, 2023My bro got a quick scope
Jun 19, 2023garetarey'all cant stfu about reddit and mr breast
I tried Mr breasts milk chocolate today
It was actually pretty good
Jun 19, 2023
009White people especially the nerds are canonically blood thirsty
They’re typically also the most non confrontational. Don’t mean to stereotype type but gahdamn
- Jun 19, 2023·1 replydeleteduser579
ive been saying this for a hot minute lmao
Reddit hides its bigotry, racism and degeneracy under a faux-wholesome sheen, they encourage groupthink and echo chambers with their upvote and downvote system etc
at least 4chan outright is straightforward with letting niggas know a bunch of weirdos are all over that site lol
Yep. A lot of it is the liberal type racism too so it’s cloaked in American exceptionalism. Anything about China and you hear all the “those evil Chinese are always authoritarian” or some other s***
China bad
Japan good cuz anime and TECH
- Jun 19, 2023·1 replyafterimage
The US displayed in 2003 with the Invasion of Iraq. what happens if you’re large enough and countries are dependent on you…
There is no “Russia will inspire others” America’s aggressive foreign policy and its failures abroad have highlighted the slow collapse of American imperialism worldwide and countries are going to be more willing to challenge its power in multiple places.
That doesn’t make Russia’s invasion any less justified but it’s definitely not the main crisis for world security that it means sending billions in weapons
Vietnam and Afghanistan was just the start, more endless failed wars that the US will try to win as it struggles to cope with the fact that its hegemony is on its way out
yeah well it’s 2023 now we live in the moment
ukraine is the victim, russia the aggressor. ukraine wants aid, why not send it.
- Jun 19, 2023·1 replytgdaddy
yeah well it’s 2023 now we live in the moment
ukraine is the victim, russia the aggressor. ukraine wants aid, why not send it.
you can live in the moment but that doesn’t change what’s happening
- Jun 19, 2023
Damn that video is not how I wanted to wake up
That’s so f***ed - Jun 19, 2023·2 repliesafterimage
you can live in the moment but that doesn’t change what’s happening
the invasion of a neighbouring country by its larger neighbour with a history of mass killing and imperialism
i agree with what you say about american hegemony like that’s objectively correct, but that says nothing about the precedent nor moral element of the war
not supplying weapons to ukraine would make this stuff more common not less
- Jun 19, 2023afterimage
Yep. A lot of it is the liberal type racism too so it’s cloaked in American exceptionalism. Anything about China and you hear all the “those evil Chinese are always authoritarian” or some other s***
China bad
Japan good cuz anime and TECH
The belief on that site that every Chinese person is brainwashed so anything positive said by them can't be taken seriously is so f***ed up
Jun 19, 2023PainPapithank god the reddit ktt posters are confined to film/tech sxn
Naw you not gonna do film sxn like that a lot of cool posters in there
Jun 19, 2023https://twitter.com/AP/status/1640711602306535424https://twitter.com/NATO/status/1628687961477750790
doot dootThey're playing to their millennial white foreign audience, you gotta give em props for that.
- Jun 19, 2023·1 replytgdaddy
the invasion of a neighbouring country by its larger neighbour with a history of mass killing and imperialism
i agree with what you say about american hegemony like that’s objectively correct, but that says nothing about the precedent nor moral element of the war
not supplying weapons to ukraine would make this stuff more common not less
Events don’t happen in a vacuum. You can’t just ignore the consequences of American imperialism foreign policy which led to (not directly) setting the conditions for Russia to even feel comfortable enough to invade
America is using Ukraine as a proxy to fight Russia since it’s less costly and is better to market to its allies and own citizens. Europe doesn’t want to fight another war on its continent and Americans are sick of foreign wars
A weakened Russia just means American imperialism for a longer period of time, you keep saying this moral element doesn’t matter enough to not support Ukraine yet by saying that you’re also implying the lives lost and currently suffering under US hegemony (Iraq, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria we can go on) doesn’t matter or is irrelevant because it happened in the past.
If you want to ignore everything up until then and focus on RUSSIA bad then go ahead but it’s not making the world more secure.
The fact that you think sending more weapons to a battle zone so more Europeans can get slaughtered is insane, has that historically worked out well for the US? Especially when it’s arming far right insurgents to accomplish its goals?
- Jun 19, 2023·1 replytgdaddy
the invasion of a neighbouring country by its larger neighbour with a history of mass killing and imperialism
i agree with what you say about american hegemony like that’s objectively correct, but that says nothing about the precedent nor moral element of the war
not supplying weapons to ukraine would make this stuff more common not less
That’s the same mentality that keeps pushing the American exceptionalism. Even if you acknowledge America’s bad parts it’s always “well it’s in the past” “focus on here and now” “its morally right” whatever Americans use to tell themselves this is a righteous war
Same thing happened in Iraq.
Jun 19, 2023
BM_Internet has made far too many ppl desensitized
- Jun 19, 2023
kill streak
- Jun 19, 2023
honestly that was pretty dope footage
- Jun 19, 2023afterimage
That’s the same mentality that keeps pushing the American exceptionalism. Even if you acknowledge America’s bad parts it’s always “well it’s in the past” “focus on here and now” “its morally right” whatever Americans use to tell themselves this is a righteous war
Same thing happened in Iraq.
you can criticise the mentality all you want. i’m not american. however this isn’t a counter to the argument that Ukraine deserves help
- Jun 19, 2023·2 repliesafterimage
Events don’t happen in a vacuum. You can’t just ignore the consequences of American imperialism foreign policy which led to (not directly) setting the conditions for Russia to even feel comfortable enough to invade
America is using Ukraine as a proxy to fight Russia since it’s less costly and is better to market to its allies and own citizens. Europe doesn’t want to fight another war on its continent and Americans are sick of foreign wars
A weakened Russia just means American imperialism for a longer period of time, you keep saying this moral element doesn’t matter enough to not support Ukraine yet by saying that you’re also implying the lives lost and currently suffering under US hegemony (Iraq, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria we can go on) doesn’t matter or is irrelevant because it happened in the past.
If you want to ignore everything up until then and focus on RUSSIA bad then go ahead but it’s not making the world more secure.
The fact that you think sending more weapons to a battle zone so more Europeans can get slaughtered is insane, has that historically worked out well for the US? Especially when it’s arming far right insurgents to accomplish its goals?
russia invaded because russia wanted to invade. it was an imperialist decision taken to protect the regime. end of story.
as a polish person, a russia less able or willing to attack people is something that would make me happy to be alive. furthermore, russia is a decaying rust bucket. america barely thought about it before last decade because it posed zero threat. stop overestimating them
- Jun 19, 2023·1 replytgdaddy
russia invaded because russia wanted to invade. it was an imperialist decision taken to protect the regime. end of story.
as a polish person, a russia less able or willing to attack people is something that would make me happy to be alive. furthermore, russia is a decaying rust bucket. america barely thought about it before last decade because it posed zero threat. stop overestimating them
Us invade good
Other country invade bad
Must uphold American imperialism
- Jun 19, 2023·1 replyafterimage
Us invade good
Other country invade bad
Must uphold American imperialism
how about everyone invade bad?