Comments by "Otis Dylan" (@otisdylan9532) on "‘Madness’: Kremlin spokesman on potential military clash in Ukraine" video.

  1.  @DieFlabbergast  Obviously, the fact that Russia owned Crimea in the past doesn't mean it's OK for them to take it over. That's like saying it's OK for Germany to move there soldiers into Alsace, Lorraine, and western Poland, or that the Muslims have the right to attack Spain and Portugal.
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  2.  @shawnhartmann4581  Wow, that's hilarious what poor reading skills Sofa King Red has.
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  3.  @MrBrungers  That was excellent the way you triggered the Russian trolls.
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  4.  @staslupulchuk2214  It isn't even possible to be more corrupt than Russia.
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  5.  @Rostic1983  But Putin lies all the time, so what he says means nothing.
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  6. facepalm
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  7.  @ИванКентуккян  That might be what they're saying, but they're lying. Russia is working to damage Ukraine.
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  8.  @aresnir2725  Do you also ask what business was Poland for the UK and France in 1939?
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  9.  @lucasgrey9794  That's not what Hitler said. He said that he wanted "living space" for the German people.
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  10.  @RC-tv7hi  It's not as if you're stating any facts either.
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  11.  @1firestarter704  Free elections in Russia. That's a laugh.
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  12.  @1firestarter704  Biden being behind fences has nothing to do with the question of free elections.
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  13.  @НиколайКазанский-м7я  You're lying.
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  14.  @bruggmanbrandon5272  What an ignorant comment.
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  15.  Nobody .12  You mean you're one of those anti-vax loons?
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  16.  @coreyguy5216  To believe Vladimir Putin over ANYBODY is stupid.
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  17.  @anthonyw9129  Some things are false flag operations and some aren't. It isn't complicated.
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  18. Really? I didn't think either of them was stupid enough to ride on a polar bear.
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  19. pretty much any response, whether military, economic, or diplomatic
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  20.  @briandp0560  No, the US helps itself only by not colluding with Russia.
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  21. Because the only way to judge people is by what they look like.
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  22.  @reality6968  Try to focus.
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  23. That's how it should be.
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  24. Russia has chosen to make Ukraine a pawn; there's nothing Ukraine can do about it.
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  25.  @isioemuodeke8488  What do you mean so what? He said he was Canadian, so if he's not Canadian, that means he's a liar. It shouldn't be necessary to explain something as obvious as this.
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  26.  @isioemuodeke8488  I responded to what you said. If you didn't say what you meant, then you might try rephrasing it so that your words match what you were trying to say.
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  27. how stupid
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  28.  @frankthetank5708  Puerto Rico could be independent of the US if it wanted to be, but it doesn't.
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  29.  @frankthetank5708  I really doubt that India wants to own China.
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  30.  @chewpamivergajr.8522  The Daily Mail? Ha ha!
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  31.  @ihikebc2295  The Crimeans voted at gunpoint to rejoin Russia.
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  32. A country has to walk and chew gum at the same time.
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  33.  @ИванКентуккян  That's irrelevant. Germany controlled Alsace and Lorraine 120 years ago.
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  34.  @konaIII  You're putting words in people's mouths. Respond to what people actually say rather than creating straw men.
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  35. But Putin isn't stupid enough to use those weapons, so that's irrelevant.
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  36.  @After_Pasta  First of all, it was only the US that had nukes; Russia had them too. And re: "russia has never aggressed the west", tell that to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Rumania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. I doubt that you're really Australian, because Australians speak English, and I doubt that an English-speaking person would say "aggressed".
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  37. So in either case, you give them much less than what you should give them.
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  38. That doesn't make any difference.
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  39.  @akilla214u2c  Wrong. Putin wouldn't be stupid enough to start a nuclear war with the US.
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  40.  @ChazTheYouthful  It sounds like math isn't his strong suit.
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  41. If you like evil, he's great.
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  42.  @НиколайКазанский-м7я  Wow, your response to Matthias was so idiotic.
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  43.  @maxb4057  I think that Matthias assumed that Angkorian was a bot because he figured that anyone that wasn't a bot wouldn't have been ignorant enough to say what Angkorian said, and that's a reasonable assumption.
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  44.  @angkoriankhmer1396  Obviously, that isn't all he had, because he also explained why your comment was inane.
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  45.  @vadimchin6986  Obviously, whether or not a person is from Crimea is irrelevant. It isn't a question of speaking for them.
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  46.  @maxb4057  Nothing that jh5kl said was even remotely xenophobic. But you know that.
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  47.  @Mr1234543211  Well, they're part of Russia now, but from 1991-2014, Crimea was part of Ukraine. 200 years ago is irrelevant; 120 years ago, Alsace and Lorraine were part of Germany.
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  48.  @konaIII  Obviously he does know what wiki is. Got any more brilliant questions?
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  49.  @vulpsturm  Who thought that Mueller was the architect of the lie about WMDs in Iraq? Really, there is no one architect, but if you had to name just one, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and Paul Wolfowitz come closer to being that than Mueller does. Mueller was in the FBI during the Bush administration, so foreign policy wasn't even his area.
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  50. The lesson Ukraine learned from Stalin was that Stalin was evil, which is why Ukraine at first supported the Germans when they invaded Ukraine. Putin doesn't need to teach Ukraine that same lesson, because they already know that Putin is evil.
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  51.  @ИванКентуккян  But Ukraine became independent since then, so that's irrelevant.
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  52.  @KELOEBAN  Can one realistically expect Ukraine to resist a Russian invasion?
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  53.  @yuliasergeevna2310  baloney
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  54.  @laserprawn  Georgia and Ukraine.
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  55.  @freejutube  Yes, Putin bullies others, and then tries to picture himself as the victim.
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  56.  @aardque  There are a couple more: Hungary (1956) and Ukraine (2014).
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  57. You mean supporting Ukraine against a would be aggressor? Sure, let's talk about that too.
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  58.  Taifunn Booby  No, Assad destroyed Syria.
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  59.  @jamesrlewin  Yep, Trump's words are rarely accurate.
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  60. If that isn't a troll comment, I don't know what is.
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  61. Which Archduke was assassinated this time?
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  62.  @robertcampbell8565  It's the reverse of that.
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  63.  @slapdat.byteme  Except that Trump didn't deliver on his promises and didn't act in the best interests of the US.
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  64.  @After_Pasta  wrong
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  65. Foreign policy is Fareed's primary area. If they want to talk about domestic policy, as they do far too often on CNN, they'll bring in someone else.
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  66. Russians hope that by injecting Hunter Biden into the discussion, they can get Republicans to support their aggression against Ukraine.
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  67. I'm amused that this of all things was what caused you to unsubscribe.
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  68. None, because it isn't going to happen.
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  69.  @coreyguy5216  This difference is that US leaders sometimes lie, but Putin lies constantly.
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  70. When there are 100,000 troops amassed somewhere, that's pretty easy to verify.
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  71.  @RedTitan5  They voted at gunpoint.
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  72.  @ivareskesner2019  I googled it. Here's what one source said: 'Countries like Ukraine have dismissed the use of "the Ukraine” in reference to the country.' So calling it "The Ukraine" would have been correct at one time, but no longer.
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  73. When some says "Everyone knows", he usually is lying, and almost always if it's in an internet comment.
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