Comments by "Wolfs Winkel" (@wolfswinkel8906) on "Who started the coup in Ukraine in 2014 that eventually led to the war?" video.

Sometimes people will have different opinions from you, and you will deal with it when you grow older.
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@josimpson7999 that goes both ways actually. It takes a special kind of self awareness to understand this though: most people are actually incapable of it.
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No, the CIA had dealings with Ukrainian oligarchs like Poroshenko at the time, who has influence and contacts with the more radical elements like Andriy Biletsky.
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My responses are getting deleted faster than I can post them, because, well, most people today can't handle the fact that opinions will differ, so they try to silence them.
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 @someone2549 were you expecting the Russians to leave elections unguarded knowing how much Kyiv would like to disrupt it? I don't know what parallel reality you live in.
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@someone2549 you getting your info straight from CNN? Crimea had parliamentary reps who had been expressing their opinions on the processes used to oust Yanukovych. How many documentaries have you actually watched about it? Oliver Stone and Vice are 2 sources a curious and unbiased mind might want to go to get a more detailed coverage, from a time long before internet censorship became culturally mainstream.
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 @loftir-koftir not a very harmless old lady actually. Ukrainian nationalism is led by very dangerous far right movements which cover their faces all the time.
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@sindibadage there are multiple documentaries on them from as far back as 2006, but I guess you would discriminate less against the one from Vice. [Here comes the part where a sentient human being would do some research]
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@BigMateAntizombi-m7o Ukraine's Far Right https://youtu.be/jiBXmbkwiSw?si=ExTd4vdsCuWRKfKU
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@bonnie7898 LOL you can keep denying but 5 billion people have seen the truth and thats why Russia still trades with the world: we've all seen there was no justification or reason for Russia to be isolated
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@maxkosh4839 there are zombies in every country and of different political inclinations. But besides that, there are millions of people in the West that share the exact same opinions of these people.
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@Pippie5555 now why would I do that to fit better into your fantasy enemy that you're hoping I am? I'm not gonna call the people of a country hate names just because it's trendy. Get over yourself.
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@Pippie5555 not everyone that disagrees with your narrow perspective also supports Hitler and Stalin. This is supposed to be common sense, but I'm having to repeat it, funny world nowadays.
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@JezenThomas I would have to see pictures or live video footage of the attack happening, with the resulting damage to form an informed opinion on that topic. Have you? Show your sources. I hope those sources show clear cause and effect or can prove this case incontrovertibly, and then of course I would concede that it is a fact. So let's have it, civilized man.
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@GARDENER42 you can't be serious, that's 1984 mentality. Which of the "democracies" are you from?
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@Pippie5555 well my country was invaded by the British, so I understand the difference between fighting an unwinnable war for business interests and fighting for independence.
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 @puraLusa those are some nice flexible rules .
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@bonnie7898 ahhh, the name calling with no proof. Is there anything new? Same old rancorous toxicity pretending to be intelligent.
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@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 that literally makes no sense. Russian elections are not legitimate in Russia? You're a joke. 🤣
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@bonnie7898 I've got a PhD in Geopolitics and international relations from Princeton. Your advanced diploma is questionable
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@bonnie7898 that's exactly what you do.
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@bonnie7898 whataboutism is not an argument.
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@bonnie7898 that's exactly what you are, and I'm meeting you at that level this time after letting you have it after months of having no time for and back and forths with propagandists like you.
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