Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "DW News" channel.

  1.  @bobman929  You're not protecting anyone by taking it. In fact you're just suppressing symptoms which means you can be contagious and not know it.
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  2.  @tradingwizard562  He's a Russian propagandist.
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  3.  @joshuamills7633  Capex is 0 when you already have the infrastructure. It's like comparing an old car to a new electric car. The old car is much more expensive to run per mile in terms of fuel and maintenance. But it costs 0 because you already have it. The new car has to be bought.
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  4.  @joexavier4070  hiding behind past crimes to commit new ones is just cartoonishly evil. You're not here to condemn the US, you're here to manufacture consent for Russia.
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  5. Why do you believe Russian media,
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  6.  @TT-qg6wo  the Ukrainians killed in Donetsk are Russia's fault - they sent FSB agents to start the independence movement
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  7.  @ToneyCrimson  That's the issue. You can have it, and you still spread it. You just have 4-6 months of reliable protection against symptoms.
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  8.  @walyus9389  Vietnam was bombed to protect South Vietnam. An ally of ours. "Yugoslavia" aka Serbian genocidal maniacs killing other people from the former Yugoslavia had to be stopped.
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  9.  @ThomasTomiczek  No? So we can't condemn arranged marriages in the 21st century because we used to do it too?
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  10.  @mikegoodie7905  "Between Jan. 15" - So you're starting the count before most people had it. And also during the winter peak so the numbers are skewed. "There were 8,702 “breakthrough” cases" - The CDC is not recording breakthroughs properly. Even the politifact article defending the CDC admits it. If you have a breakthrough and you are contagious but not terribly sick, the CDC doesn't care.
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  11. Also surface to air missile batteries. They often have multiple launchers, more than one radar, power generators and armored cabs for the command and control. It's nearly impossible to take out a SAM battery for good with a single hit, but a cluster munition can destroy and damage enough components to make repairs unfeasible.
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  12. What evolutionary advantage would a new variant have if it kills all the hosts? The more violently ill you get, the sooner you are put in isolation. The less serious the symptoms are, the more people you spread to.
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  13.  @zorgonfire  "Its not total freedom" - It's the opposite of freedom.
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  14.  @mikegoodie7905  That 98% stat, when was the date they started counting on?
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  15.  @DontWorryBeHappy75  The Syrian government asked for help in killing his own people. The tactics used by Russia weren't explicitelt anti-ISIS, but to wage total war on cities to make them unhinhabitable. While for example Iraqi security forces took great casualties flushing out ISIS from urban area in close combat, Russia simply bombed and gassed the locals to soften the target.
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  16.  Ruth Estrada  We're not talking about cops. Police exists as a means of law enforcement in a society. If police decided to go hog wild on the populace, extrajudicial killings of officers would begin. Cops have to behave under a common understanding of law. If law is thrown out the window, people will react accordingly.
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  17. Resilience means nothing. Former Roscosmos director said they have rockets built they can't launch because of lack of chips. Have all the resilience in the world, being resilient won't stop the crumbling.
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  18.  @sebokimre892  if it's not stolen, why did the ships have to turn off the transponders?
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  19. Russia is firing from the nuclear plant, and Ukraine has to fire at the military positions to make them stop. Russia accuses Ukraine of firing AT the nuclear plant but you can see the tail section of the rockets is landing in the grass.
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  20. Independently of what happened, it's as good as finished. Even if the ship can be salvaged, it's going to take a year or two to repair.
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  21. It's extremely efficient, since Ukrainian frontlines troops have already stated they're suffering from less shelling.
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  22. The adjustment is keeping ammo away from the frontline. Ammo away from the frontline means their fighting ability is reduced. Their "adjustment" is literally kneecapping themselves and giving Ukrainians a more level playing field.
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  23. The language is closer to Belarusian than Russian. Both took great influence from the Polish and Lithuanian control of the area.
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  24.  @F-aber  They are paying more, just not on the bill.
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  25.  @danharold3087  The debt was incurred. Someone has to pay it off. Either on taxes or increased prices, investment costs are passed down to the consumer. It's not a charity.
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  26.  @danharold3087  *you're
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  27.  @Officialbillion  what does that have to do with the Odessa port issue?
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  28. Russia brave enough to fight NATO without nukes?
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  29.  @zelenskyy-the-blackmailerh5920  how is it a provocation to strike back at the aggressor? Isn't this payback for Russia's "provocation"?
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  30. lol yeah right now China is exploiting Russia hard. Ally? They'll end up as a vassal state.
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  31. Who cares? They don't have the rockets to use them.
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  32. Ukraine claimed to be developping a drone similar to the Iranian one but better.
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  33. The unprotected planes were on the flight line, where they're kept in a ready state. The protected aircraft were in revetments. Because ammo and fuel were hit, bombs and fuel were spilled all over, even inside the revetments. The satellite pictures that show burnt area pretty much make it clear the fires were spread wide.
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  34. According to whom? Sy Hearsh? Might as well have asked Putin.
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  35.  @robshepherd3782  Afghanistan was bombed as a result of Taliban support of Bin Laden after 9/11, Iraq to suppress the weapons manufacturing and oppression of minorities, in Somalia there was a multinational force to deal with warlords, Pakistan cooperated with some strikes and wasn't cooperative with others as they aided the Taliban, Serbia was comitting genocide, Yemen is an Iran proxy war.
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  36.  @bonniematthews7611  The shot doesn't prevent you from getting it, and still allows you to transmit. This means that it's going to mutate no matter what you do. Also, it came from animals so it can jump back and forth and return like other seasonal viruses. You can't blame this on anyone.
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  37. There's images and video on social media of the separatists transporting them. Funny, when the MH17 was shot down separatists also bragged about it on social media.
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  38. Just more lives thrown at the meatgrinder for land they'll abandon anyway.
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  39. The BRICS currency that you people have talked about for a year? lol.
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  40.  King Brilliant  Good luck getting cold war rust buckets into service and fueling them, not to mention try to fly aircraft on low grade diesel.
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  41. I think there's PzH 2000s are already there.
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  42. Civilians legally own weapons in many countries. By your logic, just target civilians based on that excuse.
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  43. It's like the 5th time a Russian military base gets blown up.
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  44. "Sink your own flagship and destroy your own airbase to win" - Sun Tzu
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  45.  @RuskiVanka  Not really. Ukraine exists because it fights for it. Your argument is like saying Portugal doesn't exist, it was always a part of Spain. The US doesn't exist, it was always a part of Britain. That's not how it works. Fighting for something ensures its existence. The fight may require centuries.
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  46.  @RuskiVanka  The DPR forces broke Minsk II the day after it was signed.
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  47.  @RuskiVanka  Ukraine created itself by fighting the Bolsheviks. The USSR did not create Ukraine. It simply couldn't defeat it decisively, so Ukraine was allowed to be one of the members of the union instead of becoming Russia.
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  48.  @ToneyCrimson  But it doesn't. That's not a logical conclusion because that's not what the data shows. Many countries beat last year's record of cases even though more than half the population was vaccinated. If you want to draw logical conclusions, base them on actual logic. Rather than dogma. It is true. Why do you think boosters are being introduced? We've had the stuff for over 6 months. It hasn't been eradicated. We haven't done it before. We can't do it. It has animal reservoirs which means it can come back at any time even if it runs out of human hosts.
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  49.  @danharold3087  There's no fault in my logic and I didn't say wind is more expensive than coal. Again, investment needs to be paid off. Yeah, the consumers will pay for it. So no reduction in energy bills.
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  50.  @danharold3087  It isn't, because people are paying for the investment. It's not free.
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  51.  @PeacefulPariah  How are the investments being paid off?
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  52. This is not how the law works. Only men in uniform or engaged in combat count as military personnel.
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  53. Yes Putin should surrender
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  54. We'll send more! Ahaha. Please, let them waste time hunting down HIMARS. A fool's errand while their army gets killed.
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  55. People are willing to hold US debt because the US has the economy to pay. Russia doesn't.
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  56. How is this going to "escalate" the war?
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  57.  @pDdsqggcfg  That's already been happening for a month.
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  58. Prices are lower there, but they're not paid Canadian wages.
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  59. Prices are lower there, but they're not paid Canadian wages.
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  60.  @unclefrankindia  What do you mean "won't stop"? Their army has been crippled. They expended a large stock of munitions. It'll take a decade if not more for them to recover.
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  61.  @nadiahope1175  That's just big talk from a little man. They have issues delivering their supplies to any place that's a hundred km from their rail network, how would they get past the Carpathian mountains? The chokepoint between Belarus and Kaliningrad is a natural bottleneck on an advance from either side.
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  62. They're not resupplying with arms - they're pulling 60s and 50s equipment out of storage.
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  63.  @harmless6813  No amount of vaccination rate is going to work if you can still get infected and spread it.
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  64. You laugh because it's not your nation. That smile would be swiped clean off if it were you.
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  65.  @royalchoicetravelltd  You're wrong, or you didn't "study" hard enough. Needless war indeed. Putin concern trolls about dead Russians in Donbass while he was the one using them as human shields for 8 years. Innocent civilians, like the ones in the MH17 shot down by 322 launcher from the 53rd anti air missile brigade. Which Russia brought out of the separatist region to hide the evidence. Yes, the documentary by Oliver Stone, the American who makes a point to love all antagonists. A friend of Hugo Chavez, even. I'm sure he's unbiased.
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  66. Waaa waaa. Russian girls losing many husbands and boyfriends too.
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  67.  @krushnaji4940  The men and vehicles lost had more strategic value than a point on the map. The problem with territory is that you can be easily forced to give it back. See, northern offensive.
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  68.  No Malice  The shot is supposed to stay inside the muscle tissue. If it goes inside the blood stream it will enter organs that should not have the active components get inside. Aspirating and looking for blood is a way to make sure it's not hitting a blood vessel. However the practice has fallen out of favor, and many people administering the stuff are rushing it and probably undertrained. The major side effects are probably being caused by the spike proteins being replicated inside organs that got infected through the bloodstream. If someone gives 100 shots a day, and messes up two or three, that might not look too bad but if everyone around the country is doing this, there's a great potential for bad side effects.
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  69. If someone would nuke the world over losing a war, they're unhinged and would do it anyway.
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  70. John "Bomb Bomb Bomb Iran" McCain
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  71.  @prosvet123  Russia is fighting with Russian troops. The US isn't.
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  72.  @robshepherd3782  the US attacks infrastructure when going in to create an opening for advancing troops. Makes the war quick and less painful than a prolongued fight around the city (look at Mariupol). Russia is striking infrastructure while they retreat, they are not attacking to help their troops or to end the war, they are purposefully trying to punish Ukrainian civilians.
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  73.  @robshepherd3782  Syria, Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine, the separatist republics, etc.
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  74. "It didn't happen", "It was staged" and now "it happened but they deserved it". I think next week you'll agree with us, then?
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  75.  @fagreed3938  Russian air force soldiers? Nice source. They're liars.
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  76. There's videos all over the internet of the fireworks.
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  77. Yeah China and India exploiting Russia. Guess they're now the colonists.
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  78.  @Nehas949  With the discounts they're getting, it's plunder.
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  79. All nutters. Take your Russia First nonsense elsewhere.
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  80. Stop excusing murder, you maniac.
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  81. This is cope. None of this is affected by BRICS. Production is down. Retail purchases are down. Small and medium businesses can't get loans. 40-60% inflation in the market sectors that depend on imports. How are the BRICS involved in this? Where's their database where BRICS have all their factories and credit cards in Russia but off the books so nobody notices? Gas is less than 2 per gallon, but their wages are much lower. Fresh bread. You'll find that on any store in the West. Vodka? Is this a new economic measurement? They'll drink to forget this dark period, more like. Fancy technology is just accessories? How do you extract oil and gas without technology?
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  82.  @tradingwizard562  That's not a good overlap test, that was him putting a transparency layer to trick the brain into seeing what's not there. The proportions and shadows are wrong.
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  83. The Donbass suffered under Russian-backed rule, what a surprise. What would have happened with terrorists and scammers in charge?
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  84.  @Matthiasrj  But people who took it can still get infected. And transmit. This means it will mutate either way. You cannot stop with faulty shots. This is actually creating the same exact effect as the antibiotic resistant strains. The people who took it are serving as hosts to resistant strains. Come on. THINK.
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  85. 3 more months? How many Russians are you willing to sacrifice?
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  86.  El Bottoo  Yes, China is the bad guy here.
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  87.  @wolfswinkel8906  False. Ukraine does not have nuclear weapons.
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  88.  @mikepierre8209  Russia chose violence in 2014.
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  89.  @harmless6813  But there are. Look up the therapies used in people hospitalized. They make money.
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  90. If it's a domestic Ukrainian drone the West has its hands "clean".
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  91.  @merryweather4988  "the duran" LOL
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  92. All the evidence is published openly. A new tab is too much work?
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  93.  @acidbot666  I don't know how looking at bank activity in Russia has the same source as chemical weapons, but okay.
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  94.  @acidbot666  You're still free to look at the sources and you haven't, all you've done is complain. How about less bitching and more reading?
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  95. The flechettes don't explode when picked up. The issue with cluster munitions is that they can kill people years later.
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  96. lol you people have been increasingly desperate
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  97. If you have cancer and doctors give you 6 months to live and you survive 9, you're doing better than expected.
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  98.  @nazimronnie7731  Yeah, keep simping for Putin as he profits off the food shortage.
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  99. The economy was bad before all of this. Blame your government, not Ukraine.
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  100.  @allencameron4741  No, they aren't. Getting old weapons out of storage isn't gonna affect the economy.
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  101.  @allencameron4741  Fuel prices were high before due to limited refining capacity after so many shut down during lockdowns. Mind that the oil barrel price has dropped since the beginning of the war.
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  102.  @UVGardener  "I was imprisoned in the United States for refusing to bow to "Ghod or Jesus"." - please provide evidence for your claims, thank you.
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  103. Nice whataboutism. You're just admitting China is evil by claiming we deal with the same evil too.
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  104.  @b.t.9385  You're not allowed to respond to criticism by saying others have the same fault. That's just you admitting that you're at fault, but you simply don't want to take the blame.
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  105. We'll wear sweaters.
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  106. That's false.
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  107.  @sergeybobkov9354  after what the Red Army did during WWII, I'm not sure that'll solve the problem.
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  108. What a riddiculous argument. That's not how it works.
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  109. Russia is taking money from pension plans.
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  110. Here?
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  111.  @ngangom.thangmeiband  Guterres was the president of Portugal at the time, not secretary general of the UN.
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  112. Germany supposedly has their reserves at 70% and may get 75% filled.
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  113. Phillip Morris donated 500.000 cigarette packs to the Ukrainian Army. Now we know where they're dropping them.
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  114. He's a Russian asset. Maybe don't be friends with the invader?
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  115.  @franciscobermejo1779  If someone did that to Cheney, tons of Americans would cheer. In fact, many Americans said John McCain's tumor deserved a Nobel Peace Prize.
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  116.  @kentershackle1329  Most of the population just wanted autonomy, the FSB wanted war. The Donbas residents were against the actions of the militias.
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  117.  @भगवानगणेशभगवानगणेश  Russia incited the separatists into bloody violence...
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  118. Biting winter lol we have clothes.
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  119. It means you can verify the data yourself.
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  120. The objective isn't killing Russians. We're happy to see Russians alive. We just want their arms, oil and gas industry dead.
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  121. This effects the front line, Russia was providing air support from that base. It also forces air defenses to be moved to the bases to protect them, meaning that Ukrainians might be able to use more air support.
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  122.  @kentershackle1329  Any aircraft can perform CAS. There's more air support than just CAS. Perhaps don't learn about aviation from videogames? Without fighters, you cannot cover air support craft (including CAS). 200km is nothing for an aircraft. Do you think Russia is flying fighters 5km from the frontline? They'd be shelled. The Ukrainian doctrine is grind down the advancing forces, when positions are unsustainable move back and repeat. Even DPR fighters are complaining that Ukrainians have experienced fighters because they prioritize the survival of troops, while they have fresh conscripts getting mowed down.
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  123.  @BlueSky-vd6qh  it's not WW3 just like Iraq wasn't WW3. Just a bunch of countries dunking on a single common enemy that has no worthwhile allies.
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  124. ​ @iwannadance3070 krokodil and 5 rubles per post
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  125.  @zeljko1718  Russian media accidently posted a pre-written news piece about the victory.
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  126.  @zeljko1718  Not MSM. It was a ready made article clearly written by the Russian government, which controls media in Russia.
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  127.  @Andrew-ob5ij  Because it was newsworthy when it happened, the German delegation laughed in Trump's face. And the media made it seem like a huge own.
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  128.  @marioreds7826  There's a very important reason why Trump gets mentioned - the media was on Germany's side and mocked Trump by saying the Germans laughed at his face. Yeah, he probably heard it from someone else. Doesn't change the fact that the German response was cheered.
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  129. The Russian MoD also reported the air base returned to location under its own power.
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