Comments by "Aaron Okeanos" (@AaronOkeanos) on "Footage shows how citizens try to stall Russian forces all over Ukraine | DW News" video.

  1. Quite the opposit. If the civilians had as many weapons as American civilians had the Soldiers would start shooting much more likely and much earlier.
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  2. For what? For wanting to be Free? For wanting to live peaceful in their own country? For wanting to be Independant? For wanting to have fair elections not a puppet assigned by Putin? For wanting to have a Free Press telling them the Truth? For wanting to have prosperity and a save place for their kids to grow up in?
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  3. And give them a reason to shoot back out of self-defense?
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  4. No the message is: Civilians don't want Russians to take over their home and they are willing to risk their own lifes for it.
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  5. Russians and Ukrainians lived together for over 60 years in the same country. A lot of them have family or relatives and friends in each other countries. Russians used to make vaccations in Ukraine especially Crimea. The Russian soldiers were told they are there to "free" the people of the Ukraine (if something like that actually exists in Putin's Russia). Civilians who risk their lifes to stop this not making much sense for those soldiers.
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  6. Those were 4 or so examples of thousands happening every day. You sure everyone is recorded? And you sure decent media like DWNews would send the videos where those encounters did not run as well as those?
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  7. Putin invaded Ukraine and started the violence. Not the Ukraine, Not the Rest of the World. Putin actually invaded and stolen Crimea 8 years ago part of Ukraine.
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  8. Makes sense. Dual Citizenship should only be available to children of mixed parents until they decide for themselves which country they want to belong to.
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  9.  @rodtukker1904  Both.
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  10. If it is their own choice it is heroism. Defending their country over the risk of their lives.
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  11. Europe is not mad at the russian people only at Putin and his government. In fact if Russia would establish real Freedom, real Democracy, fair voting trading could be resumed and extended and in 10 to 20 years Russia could join the EU too.
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