chopstick said:

You're shameless for believing every lie these idiots tell you.

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I'm no psychologist, but the level of projection that gushes out of you in every post is pretty textbook for someone who absolutely hates themselves... any time you try to insult someone you're describing your persona on here perfectly. If that's not it and it really is just a lack of self awareness, I'm not sure which is more sad.

You get your news from literal russian misinformation outlets, you've linked to many of them here. You've yet to provide one single piece of evidence for any of the "against the MSM narrative" claims you've made. We're all still waiting on those piles of election fraud data you found in your research that was going to overturn the election

There's a pretty obvious pattern here...

Kickle said:

What?is?going?on???

HUH!?
https://twitter.com/MeidasTouch/status/1503428007255453705?s=20&t=M-vQQILRCEg9BODC_Kza2A

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Uzbekistan becomes the first Central Asian country to openly support the territorial integrity of Ukraine and condemn "military actions and agression"

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feevers said:

That's more deaths in like 20 days than the US had in 20 years of invading Iraq and afghanistan

It's almost like Putin places no value on human life

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koods said:

Pentagon says Russia has lost 7000 soldiers with as many as 21,000 injured. That’s 20% of their invasion force.

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The Blind Ass said:

Yes, that’s generally what happens when one military from one country goes into another country.
Ukraine is ruined.  The US aren’t going to actually do anything more than play TV hero and Angel sponsor - they can’t - they can’t risk an actual war with another country that has nuclear weapons - not a straight up war.

It was over before it started.  Sanctions will not stop it - Russia & Ukraine’s populations will both suffer catastrophically - and that suffering will only lead to more suffering all around the globe in the long run in ways we can’t even predict right now.

When is a country with an incredible nuclear Arsenal actually deposed to lash out and use their nuclear weapons?  How about when the leader(s) of said country get backed into a corner and are desperate and crazed with fear & paranoia. 

If the kremlin find themselves in the right circumstances don’t think that they will not.  I can’t believe no one sees how delicate this situation really is. It must remain balanced.
But hey - keep pointing fingers at one another and throwing fuel on the fire like good little patriots.  See what that gets you.

Someone needs to throw some ice on the fire before we all get burned.  It’s out of control - and the media in the west and the east need to either help quell the craze or else.

The truth is we all need eachother.  The US needs Russia - Russia needs the US, etc etc.  everyone needs to come off their egos and start seeing that the narratives have spun out of control and by going along with it are inching the world closer and closer towards an even greater disaster of unprecedented proportions. 

The US wouldn’t tolerate Russia or China building and arming in the West - in fair play that means a balanced move dictates that Ukraine must remain neutral.  Only after it has resided as a buffer between Russia and the Eu for long enough for Russia and the US to have good relations on all fronts can it finally transcend being the monkey in the middle.

I wouldn’t be surprised that if behind closed doors everyone is talking  towards a peace of sorts.  There’s no way anyone can like the shadow of death looming large like it is with the way things are being presented in the public’s imaginations.

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Stable Genius said:

The Blind Ass said:

Yes, that’s generally what happens when one military from one country goes into another country.
Ukraine is ruined.  The US aren’t going to actually do anything more than play TV hero and Angel sponsor - they can’t - they can’t risk an actual war with another country that has nuclear weapons - not a straight up war.

It was over before it started.  Sanctions will not stop it - Russia & Ukraine’s populations will both suffer catastrophically - and that suffering will only lead to more suffering all around the globe in the long run in ways we can’t even predict right now.

When is a country with an incredible nuclear Arsenal actually deposed to lash out and use their nuclear weapons?  How about when the leader(s) of said country get backed into a corner and are desperate and crazed with fear & paranoia. 

If the kremlin find themselves in the right circumstances don’t think that they will not.  I can’t believe no one sees how delicate this situation really is. It must remain balanced.
But hey - keep pointing fingers at one another and throwing fuel on the fire like good little patriots.  See what that gets you.

Someone needs to throw some ice on the fire before we all get burned.  It’s out of control - and the media in the west and the east need to either help quell the craze or else.

The truth is we all need eachother.  The US needs Russia - Russia needs the US, etc etc.  everyone needs to come off their egos and start seeing that the narratives have spun out of control and by going along with it are inching the world closer and closer towards an even greater disaster of unprecedented proportions. 

The US wouldn’t tolerate Russia or China building and arming in the West - in fair play that means a balanced move dictates that Ukraine must remain neutral.  Only after it has resided as a buffer between Russia and the Eu for long enough for Russia and the US to have good relations on all fronts can it finally transcend being the monkey in the middle.

I wouldn’t be surprised that if behind closed doors everyone is talking  towards a peace of sorts.  There’s no way anyone can like the shadow of death looming large like it is with the way things are being presented in the public’s imaginations.

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Good post.

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nooneman said:

Here are some pictures of the women and children Russia recently shelled:

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koods said:

Pentagon says Russia has lost 7000 soldiers with as many as 21,000 injured. That’s 20% of their invasion force.

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You'd have to be stoned, drunk, high and on an ounce of cocaine to believe these numbers. Tell me koods, does drinking the kool-aid ever get old for you?

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Psilynut2 said:

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You'd have to be stoned, drunk, high and on an ounce of cocaine to believe these numbers. Tell me koods, does drinking the kool-aid ever get old for you?

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  Their air power is kind of a joke . If they had a conventional fight with us they would all be dead by now .

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chopstick said:

You mean Gostomel airport?

Aka the same airport that is controlled by Russian forces at this very moment?

There was an air landing that ended up surrounded and outnumbered by Ukrainian forces, but they held out for 3 days until other Russian forces pushed through the front line and relieved them. This area is firmly in Russian hands thanks to them.

I truly do not understand this obsession of Westerners to make up fake losses about Russia and pretend that Russia is weak and that their army is incompetent. The empty, fake sense of mindless low-IQ bravado is not only pathetic, but it doesn't reflect reality either. It's the equivalent of the drunk bro at the bar who's had one too many and screaming about how he can beat up anyone. Pretty sad, not to mention brainlessly stupid.

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