Comments by "Diogo Jorge" (@DiogoJ1) on "\"Russia could WIPE the U.S. East Coast off the map\" Fmr. Marine Scott Ritter | Redacted" video.

  1. I do. Putin should have never invaded Ukraine.
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  2. Doesn't matter. It stopped being so since 1991. Also starting wars to steal territory is extremely selfish and immoral.
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  3.  @allseeingotto2912  I don't take any, unlike Putin bootlickers.
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  4. Doesn't matter if it is or isn't. Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine has the right to defend itself no matter the excuses that Russia makes.
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  5.  @henryseidel5469  Doesn't matter what they like or don't like. Just as USA would have no right to invade Cuba, neither does Russia has any right to invade Ukraine.
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  6.  @davidcollin1436  And who cares? It stopped being so in 1991. Those 1000 years are meaningless now.
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  7.  @Com-bc6jl  You nailed it. Historic means just that, it's history and no longer relevant to the present. It's important to remember the past, but what happened in the past should stay there.
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  8.  @improvisedsurvival5967  No, it doesn't. Doesn't matter what their ethnicity is. Ukraine has been a country since 1991. As if USA's wrongs justify Russia's wrongs.
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  9.  @SvetlanaVoikova  It doesn't matter if they warned or not. Those people are whitin Ukraine territory, and thus must obey Ukraine's laws. Those who refuse, should be kicked out of the country. To invade a country over that is wrong, no matter what excuses Russia makes. They aren't not in Russia, they are in Ukraine, Donbass is rigtfully Ukraine's. If they want to go to Russia, they should move back to Russian territory.
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  10.  @iris9160  Not at all. I'm right.
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  11.  @billcullen8380  Isn't it? It's EU's bussiness at the very least.
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  12. Then why Russia bothered invading Ukraine? It's not worth it.
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  13.  @henryseidel5469  The people of Ukraine wished otherwise. They wanted him ousted right then. They wouldn't wait. The people do. They protested against him and wanted him out as quickly as possible.
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  14. Peaceful my foot.
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  15.  @henthust9784  If it was truely peaceful, it wouldn't have attacked Ukraine. Their actions speak for themselves.
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  16.  @henthust9784  Simple. I wouldn't. There was no problem that needed solving. Russia should have left things be. Not worth it.
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  17.  @erenyeagerist7681  Not really.
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  18.  @RRHandle  He was. Nothing excuses what he did, even if it was to help his people.
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  19.  @Sigma10-c1k  Emojis, the last resort of those who have no counterargument. I win by default.
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  20.  @lawrencescotthoneycutt9923  Not since 1991. Most countries disagree with you. What Russia thinks, doesn't matter. Ukraine belongs to Ukraine.
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  21.  @davidcollin1436  I will, given the chance.
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  22.  @Yango22  I know better than you, so I will talk, whetever you like it or not. I know all about it, and it's irrelevant to current matters. Being part of Russia, and what was ancient Russia rebuilding Kiev back in IX century is all in the long past. No one from that era is alive anymore. It's still a state, artificially or not. It's a nation, and it's recognized as such by most countries in the world.
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  23.  @iris9160  Far better than what you provided. Oh wait, you didn't provide a counterargument.
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  24.  @MarthyWilliamsWilliams  Because Russia is the one at fault for Ukraine's war. Thus, they have no right to do anything to make things worse.
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  25.  @billcullen8380  You mean right, as usual.
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  26.  @gregmeir  Why would I? I know better than you. Imagine thinking that you are an adult with that retort, laughable.
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  27.  @gregmeir  I'm 36, so... Also, you will have to make me.
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  28. Putin is greedy too.
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  29.  @henryseidel5469  Both are valid, if justifiable. Like the coup in 2014 was justified.
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  30.  @henryseidel5469  Simple, because at the time, they didn't know that he was a Russian puppet. Part of the reason why people got fed up with him, was because he was backing down from signing the association agreement with EU because Russia said so. Nobody told them, they came to that conclusion on their own, that he was a puppet to Russia.
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  31.  @dethomasostuebing2158  As it should be. Russia is no friend of ours.
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  32.  @luigivincenz3843  Makes no difference, even if USA crossed a red line, that's no valid excuse to invade Ukraine. If anything, Russia should have taken that issue with USA, not Ukraine, and even then, attacking USA would still be wrong, due to causing uneeded conflict in the world.
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  33.  @henryseidel5469  It's the right story.
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  34.  @patrickhaywood7718  It doesn't. Nothing excuses invasion.
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  35.  @luigivincenz3843  Never said it belongs to them. It doesn't matter what the reason is. What matters is that Ukraine should be defended. We Europeans should stand with Ukraine, no matter what USA's reasons are.
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  36.  @Alfred-tw7fy  Because Russia is the one in the wrong here. They invaded Ukraine, so it's their fault.
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  37.  @nemo6282  Luckily my foot. Those who overthink it, only do so to make excuses about people's atrocities, incapable of facing the truth. My explanation is the correct one. Sin is sin, no matter the reasons behind them. Whetever it's because it joined NATO, because of Donbas criminals or the supposed bio weapons that never showed up. None of those justify invasion.
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  38.  @JoshuaVilca12  The people of Ukraine wished for it to be that way. The sooner, the better. Besides there was hardly any significant violence, as the former president left by his own foot back to Russia where he belonged.
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