Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "Mobilization caused chaos the Kremlin did not expect: Impotent army, protests, fleeing from Russia" video.

  1. This is a tricky situation on what is the right thing to do, after all, a lot of these people are innocent and don't want anything to do with the war. The problem is, if the European countries let these people in, we're letting in the more modest Russian's, whiles the radical remain, that's a problem because it gives Putin more support. On the other hand, these Russians shouldn't be fleeing and should stay in Russia to fight the system and get real change, by them trying to leave, it will make it harder to get real change in Russia and will likely prolong the war but I do understand and don't blame these people for wanting to leave, especially with how harsh the Putin government is on them. Also, all Russian't should bear some responsibility for this, not acting is as bad as acting and many Russians were quite happy to say and do nothing when it didn't impact them personally, also, Putin only has the power he's got because enough Russians put him into power. So yeah, as tricky as the situation is, European countries shouldn't let these people in unless it's a specific circumstance, these Russians should rise up, fight the system, create a revolution and get real change that actually benefits the people and not the super rich and that means the Russian people need to depose of Putin before the Russian people are used as cannon fodder, because it's clear that Putin doesn't care about the Russian people and only cares about his position of power, the quicker the Russian people wake up to that fact, the better for us all.
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