Comments by "" (@titteryenot4524) on "Ukraine conflict: Russia continues shelling after ceasefire agreement fails" video.

“If you want peace, prepare for war.”
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Channel 4? ‘Great broadcaster’? Not if you believe the many thousands who regularly trash Cathy Newman and Krishnan Guru-Murthy in the most vile misogynistic and racist terms.
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Given that America and her partners have the most egregious record of meddling in the affairs of other sovereign territories, regardless of whether these territories wanted this or not, we cannot be surprised if Putin/Russia moves on a neighbouring country giving strong signals it wants to ally itself with the West and not Russia. Our double standards here are staggering. As far as I can see, Putin is only doing what the West has done for the past 250 years and more. If Putin agreed a deal with Canada and/or Mexico to install weapons on their soil directly targeting America, I doubt very much that America wouldn’t act, and very probably violently, based on its past record. Therefore, why are we surprised when Putin does what most every other place on this planet would’ve done, given what was transpiring in Ukraine and their direction facing West: that is, acting in his own perceived self-interest? It goes without saying that what Putin is doing is wrong, but it’s understandable, even if you are not Putin.
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@emm_arr You haven’t got an argument. That says it all. You are stating the bleedin’ obvious when you say that all right-minded people condemn Putin for invading and trying to subjugate a sovereign self-governing territory. I agree. He’s doing wrong. However, if you look at history any impartial observer can see that the West has an awful record of invading sovereign, self-governing territories and overturning democratically-elected governments. Given this fact (and it is a fact, impartially documented in countless texts), then why are you so surprised when Putin does this? Two wrongs don’t make a right, but we can hardly be surprised if we just take a cursory look at history: Putin is just behaving as the West has done for centuries.
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@emm_arr Are you my designated stalker? Is that it?
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@emm_arr Just in case you were blowing your second cousin twice removed first time round, I will repeat what I said at the beginning of this thread (word to the wise: take that engorged, veiny monstrosity out of your mouth and look up. 👀) Given that America and her partners have the most egregious record of meddling in the affairs of other sovereign territories, regardless of whether these territories wanted this or not, we cannot be surprised if Putin/Russia moves on a neighbouring country giving strong signals it wants to ally itself with the West and not Russia. Our double standards here are staggering. As far as I can see, Putin is only doing what the West has done for the past 250 years and more. If Putin agreed a deal with Canada and/or Mexico to install weapons on their soil directly targeting America, I doubt very much that America wouldn’t act, and very probably violently, based on its past record. Therefore, why are we surprised when Putin does what most every other place on this planet would’ve done, given what was transpiring in Ukraine and their direction facing West: that is, acting in his own perceived self-interest? It goes without saying that what Putin is doing is wrong, but it’s understandable, even if you are not Putin.
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@emm_arr Jesus. There is no saving you, is there? You really are as thick as you seem. My condolences. 💐
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@emm_arr Just as a point of interest: why are you so dull, lacking in wit, unfunny, devoid of intrinsic interest? I mean that. Can you not raise your game even for a second? Are you that much of a vacuum?
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@juliam1395 Lol.
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@emm_arr Read the last sentence.
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@emm_arr I don’t call that ‘wishy-washy’; I call it a direct condemnation of what he is doing. I’m apolitical, agnostic, anational. I’m calling this impartially from the sides, trying to understand what’s going on here, that’s all.
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@emm_arr You are part of the problem here, pal. You need to see that. You need to look from another’s point of view. This would help.
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@emm_arr I agree. Where we are not agreeing is that the West is just being hypocritical: ‘do as I say, not as I do.’ If you can’t see this, can I suggest you look at a few history books.
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@emm_arr And what the West has done for 250 years is also unacceptable to right-minded people. Think about this, a bit, before blundering in again.
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@emm_arr Go away. Read some impartial history (not just the stuff that supports your agenda) and get back to me.
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@emm_arr Yawn
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@emm_arr Yawn
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@emm_arr Yawn
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@emm_arr Aye.😉
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@emm_arr The text is there for everyone to see, chum. They’ll see that your education was so remiss in the elementary basics that you couldn’t construct a coherent argument to back your blithe assertions. You haven’t done the requisite work. You need to think about this. If you are actually able to think, that is.🤔
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@emm_arr Yawn
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@emm_arr Debating you, mate, is like shooting fish in a barrel. At least throw me a curveball just to make this interesting.
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@emm_arr You’re repeating yourself, son. Everything ok there?
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@emm_arr *repeatedly
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@emm_arr Yawn
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@emm_arr You need to learn to mix it with the thoroughbreds; you’re one of the donkeys they parade for the proles on Blackpool beach. As I said: some of us have done the work, and we recognise jejune lightweights in a jiffy when we encounter them. Think on, and don’t trouble my inbox again, petal.
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@emm_arr .
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@emm_arr Yawn
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@emm_arr Ahahahahaha. It all makes sense now. You created a channel on the basis of a ‘stalker’, and you have become the very ‘stalker’ you feared. Go away. You are creepy. I want nothing more to do with you.
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