Comments by "Diogo Jorge" (@DiogoJ1) on "Russia Makes Germany Turn the Lights Off | Firstpost" video.

  1.  @kings2147  No we don't. Germany's mistake was growing dependent on Russia, now they will have plenty of time to reflect on their folly and find alternatives in the next months.
    8
  2. They have friends, but if they want Portugal to take them seriously, then they should have treated them better.
    6
  3. Exactly, there are consequences for invading Ukraine.
    5
  4.  @eddiehah9842  No, they didn't.
    4
  5. Ideologies are more important, specially if the people defend those ideologies, for that means they are willing to suffer for the cause.
    4
  6. They should continue for as long Russia remains in Ukraine.
    4
  7. Sit together with Russia? Not after what Russia did. Ukraine should be supported, Russia invaded them. Then let them bear the consequences, it's what needs to be done to defend the cause.
    4
  8.  @chico9805  Only Germany? Than you are already admitting that EU doesn't need Russia. Also, those aren't the only nations that provide gas, not to mention that it's possible in some months to create alternatives. Until then they will endure.
    4
  9. Right, when that hand is from a monster, one should rip it off instead.
    3
  10.  @nashpv  No they didn't. Having defense systems is perfectly justifiable when you have a neighbor with nuclear weapons, like Russia. In fact mere missiles might not be enough should nuclear weapons ever be used by Russia. It doesn't matter what Russia wants or doesn't want. You don't invade another country just for that.
    3
  11.  @Saimzz  That's what they make it seem. Both Russia and EU will feel it.
    3
  12. There's no such a thing as a leader of the free world.
    3
  13. By having little choice but to support their Ukranian allies against Russia agression.
    3
  14. Because NATO isn't an economic organization.
    3
  15.  @dirckthedork-knight1201  Better that than let Russia go unchecked.
    3
  16. No. Moral of the story is, don't grow dependant on criminals.
    2
  17.  @hydrohasspoken6227  Not really. It will take time, but they will reach there.
    2
  18. By itself? No, but there are plenty of tools like extra thick clothing, scarfs etc... Only someone with less than half a brain will freeze, since it's pretty basic stuff.
    2
  19. Not really. This is nothing they can't recover from.
    2
  20. EU isn't lapdogs to no one.
    2
  21. If that's fate, then so be it. But I will always oppose Russia no matter what happens.
    2
  22. Not really. It's what must be done to support Ukraine.
    1
  23.  @fanscp6421  Belarus, Serbia and the separatist filth from Donbas.
    1
  24.  @motherlandbot6837  Then human nature must be overcome. Those who fail to do so must be banned from further to pursuing those ideologies, those who suceed can continue to do so. Well, I doubt your biologist studies can explain how humans can make hunger strikes and starve themselves almost to death just to make a point. Humans can learn to have incredible resilence and resolve that goes beyond mere science or logic. Afraid I don't believe that we are slaves to mother nature, if we put effort into it, our natural instincts can be supressed and overcomed. True ideology and religion require self-discipline to begin with. So what? Japan has high suicide rates, and they aren't religious either. It's not detrimental either, however people do find solace in their religion, that's a fact. Try to force such people to abandon it, and you would have easily have a case of suicide in your hands. Religion is a good thing if well implemented like everything else. Anything in this world can be used for evil, not just religion, from medicine to music to all sorts of things.
    1
  25.  @in-my-view  Afraid you are mistaken. USA is only one nation that is part of NATO. Most NATO countries are EU, making us the majority.
    1
  26.  @motherlandbot6837  That was humanity's fault, not Jesus. His idealogy was righteous, the men who fanatically tried to gain god's favor, weren't. Conviction is needed. If one doesn't have an ideology, how could I trust such a person?
    1
  27. What it needs to be done, to contain Russia as much as possible.
    1
  28.  @factsmatter6625  I don't need luck, I and my loved ones are enough.
    1
  29. God is not on Putin's side. God doesn't favour invaders.
    1
  30.  @annebritraaen2237  Whatever they are, it's their problem, not mine.
    1
  31.  @bondgabebond4907  Maybe, but until then, we must oppose Russia no matter what, and never trust Russia ever again, until the KGB is dead and buried. I don't give a fig about USA, the only thing I care about is opposing Russia. As if I care, Trump or Biden, they are both worthless presidents for you americans.
    1
  32. We don't need Russia either. The dependance was a mistake, but EU will move on whitout them.
    1
  33.  @mattlord2906  Not while Russia threat remains. Once the war with Ukraine is resolved, then and only then can we turn our eyes to USA.
    1
  34.  @motherlandbot6837  And that's fine. Jesus suffered more for his ideologies, but he did the right thing.
    1
  35.  @factsmatter6625  As I should, and outside of home as well wherever I can. Don't ask me, I'm not american. As far as I'm concerned, they are just another Russia.
    1
  36. It is Russia's fault, it invaded Ukraine, no matter the reason.
    1
  37. So does Russia then, deserve the scorn we throw at them. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
    1
  38. Russia is responsible for this. No invasion, no need for sanctions.
    1
  39. Then they shouldn't have bullied Ukraine. I don't feel bad for whatever suffering results from this. Opposing Russia is what I want.
    1
  40. Maybe, if they are stupid or too old. Measures against the cold exist. The let us embrace this "Karma" of yours and suffer all we have to suffer in order to oppose Russia.
    1
  41.  @augustusalexander5774  No, it isn't. We make our decisions, if they happen to benefit USA, that's how it goes.
    1