Comments by "Dima S" (@dimas3829) on "The role of forgiveness in a time of war, with Justin Welby | Ukraine: the latest | Podcast" video.

  1. wut? If anything Orthodox Church is subservient to the regime and there were a few of clergy that stood up against official motive and spoke out for peace to be then silenced. It's not driving force, its' drived non-force.
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  2.  @samael7867  not all. All that "clear Wermacht" myth was a big rock on a path of forgiving. Yet, Germany acknowledged it's mistakes so it's cool as long as no new group of unesireables are formed (like those standing against eco-fascists or those that don't welcome agressive foreigners in their homeland)... Japan, on the other hand..
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  3.  @mattwardman  repentance is foreign word for the western world, though. It's all about acceptance now in the rotten corpse of both Catholic and Protestant churches there.
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  4. how about Ukrainian warcrimes? Your lot was pretty forgiving for them so far.
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  5.  @wildchameleon7  2 years under Zalushniy, a couple of weeks under Syrsky, duh.
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  6. for what exactly? For standing up for victims of evil Kiev's regime?
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  7. for Donbass
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  8.  @Jack-e5t  who's losing, though?
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