Comments by "Stephen Hill" (@stephenhill545) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. Imagine how depressing it must be having to interview that guy.
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  2. Nobody says 300k are dead, they do say 300k are killed, wounded, missing, captured or have deserted.
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  3. Why do these Republicsns keep praising Trump all the time. So sycophantic.
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  4. People are put under pressure from their elder relatives especially to go and die.
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  5. Their victimhood complex protects them from ever feeling any responsibility or guilt for their actions. It works for them.
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  6. We did warn putin. He called it western propaganda, i yawn.
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  7. The best argument for democracy I ever heard.
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  8. He held the mirror up to his face and he ran.
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  9. Lots of US companies in Ukraine now.
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  10. Reject their "deal" and we will pressure our leaders to step in.
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  11.  @milostomic8539  why did they do that? Didn't it have something to do with naughty Serbia committing genocide in our otherwise civilised European continent. I remember it. That terrible massacre at srebonica. Awful.
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  12. ​ @gabrielmartinez2455  explain why the USSR invaded/annexed Finland, Poland, Latvia, Esonia, Lithuania 9 years prior to NATO formation. Seems like it's there to stop Russian expansionism to me.
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  13. Do you remember how Corbyn was treated for his choice of coat??
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  14. Russia suffers from a chronic inability to criticise its own actions and history. This is the result of that.
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  15.  @alexanderpepkin4110  oh yes, I forgot. You not only have the second best army in the world, you are also the cleverest. That new subject patriotic military studies must be working wonders. Just don't mention Narva, Tannenburg and Kyiv to them.
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  16. So glad not to be blinded by religion.
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  17. It's not crazy, it's what happens when democracy dies.
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  18. Serbs are extremely nationalistic. You remember the way they reacted to jokavitch being excluded from the Australian open.
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  19. They can't. The internal security services are omnipresent, and in fact number 1.2 million. Any potential leaders are imprisoned or chased into exile.
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  20. Legally, he doesn't have to fight because it isn't officially a war, but he just discovered that his country is not under law.
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  21. Rosenberg does good reports. Old school balanced journalism.
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  22.  @ЭдуардД-ъ7о  yes: many ukranians do; 29% are L1 Russian speakers to be exact, including their president. Its nothing unusual of course. 70% of Welsh people are L1 English speakers. Language and nationality are not necessarily the same thing.
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  23. Doesn't do humour. Just anger and bitterness.
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  24. Because they are invading a peaceful neighbor I suppose.
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  25. He is a fool. Manchester was similar too.
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  26. If Democrats don't want to see what everyone else sees, they are doomed to defeat. You can't talk your way out of this with cute words.
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  27. Imagine being Estonian.
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  28. Serbia always was a headache for Europe. Some things never change.
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  29. Abusers often feel this way.
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  30. ​ @davereynolds3403  It's not 1783 Dave, Sergei, whatever your name is.
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  31.  @Satvik_Insaan  interesting that you don't seem to realise that Russia is sending the peoples it colonised to their deaths in Ukraine, but Africans don't sem very interested in the victims of Russia's Asian colonisation, because it isn't them. Yet we should care about people who aren't us. I hope you have the intelligence to recognise the hypocrisy of your position criticising western countries, but not Russia, which colonised more territory, which it still claims, and is currently trying to win a part it lost back. .
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  32. I thought the EU had given Serbia candidate status, which is amazingly nice when you consider how much you hate us. We hope to civilise you, somehow.
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  33. They might have. Who knows what is really going on behind the scenes, except that the Russians are getting nowhere fast.
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  34. The union "says" the strike is over pay and conditions. What else could it be about BBC?
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  35. He's got an election coming, and German-bashing goes down well on the right in Poland, together with LGBTQ bashing, and attacking the independence if the judiciary in Poland itself.
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  36. It's easier to twist the arm of the smaller party.
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  37.  @vincentlagrange2329  russian fascists like dugin call thst area novarossiya, new russia. And guess what putin is?
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  38.  @biglebowsky6586  you mean they asked them to have Kosovan number plates because its, well, Kosovo.
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  39. You insinuate that Ukraine started the war, which is false.
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  40. Those poor Russian soldiers out on the steppe in minus 20 with no sleeping bags and winter gear. Will be like 1941.
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  41. @@toreeliasson6145 hopelessly ill informed. The nato intervention in Libya was to prevent gadaafi creating a refugee crisis for Europe. Pootin is trying to create exactly that in ukraine. Duh!
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  42. ​ @jlwilder8436 he was asking his supporters to risk fines, arrests, and possibly torture and imprisonment. He would have felt like a hypocrite to ask them to do that from a place of relative safety.
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  43. That table, scared.
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  44. You listened to your Geography teacher, congrats.
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  45. ​ @ТатьянаЗамесова-ф9р insults from an isolated and impoverished country, forced to hang out with North Korea and Iran.
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  46. His name isn't Vlad. Vlad is short for Vladislav. If you want a pan slavic nationalist dictator, it's better to get their name right.
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  47. We have laws, which they ignore.
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  48. Dictator world tour 2024.
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  49. Donetsk voted 6 to 1 for independence from Russia, so Russia started an insurgency. Nobody wants to be in that awful country.
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  50. @@toreeliasson6145 russian salaries are 10% of ours lol. You can keep your freezing poverty stricken backwater.
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