Comments by "1midnightfish" (@1midnightfish) on "The Main Focus Is Currently on the Donetsk Region and Supplying Forces – Zelenskyy" video.

@louisecorchevolle9241 There's more democracy in Ukraine postponing this year's elections than in every election ever held in russia - and the world knows it. Zelenskyy would have abused his power by calling the election under martial law, because the Ukrainian constitution does not allow the dissolution of parliament under martial law, and there's no point holding an election if parliament can't then be dissolved and re-formed. Besides, a vast number of Ukrainian citizens would not be able to vote this year because they are held captive by russia, or have been deported or a living under occupation.
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@louisecorchevolle9241 Lincoln wasn't fighting a much larger country stuffed full of nuclear weapons. As for kleptocracy, how much civilian infrastructure could have been built or maintained in the rf with the money it cost putin and his pals to have yachts and palaces built? And where did that money come from? The pro-russian separatist wannabees who died 10 years ago in Odessa were shooting and throwing molotovs at the people trying to save them from the burning building. Besides, if Odessa had gone the way of Luhansk and Donetzk, russia would have easily joined up with Transnistria and gobbled up the whole of Ukraine, which has clearly always been their goal. There are millions of Ukrainians in the rf, how many Ukrainian-language schools? And why should children receive their entire education in a language other than the state language of the country where they live? Besides, russian is not a minority language in Ukraine: it's the language of the occupier. Ukraine was aggressively russified at different times in its history, by every single incarnation of russia. Finally, assuming you said one true thing in your reply... I'm so glad you're not in Ukraine anymore.
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@AstroGremlinAmerican I replied to that Abraham Lincoln comment in detail, pointing out, among other things, that he wasn't fighting a disproportionally larger country stuffed full of nukes and long-range weapons (and that russian is not, and should not be treated as, a minority language in Ukraine - and that the people who died in Odessa 10 years ago were shooting and throwing molotovs at those trying to get them out of that burning building)... and of course it got deleted. I wonder if it's just this troll who doesn't want their lies and whataboutism disrupted by actual information, or if YouTube is also allergic to facts 😐 In any case, I sincerely hope they weren't lying when they said they lived in Ukraine for 3 years... because that means they're not in Ukraine *anymore*, and good riddance
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I'm not in the habit of copying and pasting my comments all over a comment section, but since all of you kremlin trolls seem to spewing out the same line: there's more democracy in Ukraine postponing this year's elections than in every election ever held in russia - and the world knows it. Zelenskyy would have abused his power by calling the election under martial law, because the Ukrainian constitution does not allow the dissolution of parliament under martial law, and there's no point holding an election if parliament can't then be dissolved and re-formed. Besides, a vast number of Ukrainian citizens would not be able to vote this year because they are held captive by russia, or have been deported or a living under occupation.
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@AstroGremlinAmerican I know, that is really shameful. Is there any indication it will change in the near future? Any progressives pushing for that?
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@louisecorchevolle9241 I'm not in the habit of copying and pasting my comments all over a comment section, but since all of you kremlin trolls seem to spewing out the same line: there's more democracy in Ukraine postponing this year's elections than in every election ever held in russia - and the world knows it. Zelenskyy would have abused his power by calling the election under martial law, because the Ukrainian constitution does not allow the dissolution of parliament under martial law, and there's no point holding an election if parliament can't then be dissolved and re-formed. Besides, a vast number of Ukrainian citizens would not be able to vote this year because they are held captive by russia, or have been deported or a living under occupation.
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I'm not in the habit of copying and pasting my comments all over a comment section, but since all of you kremlin trolls seem to spewing out the same line: there's more democracy in Ukraine postponing this year's elections than in every election ever held in russia - and the world knows it. Zelenskyy would have abused his power by calling the election under martial law, because the Ukrainian constitution does not allow the dissolution of parliament under martial law, and there's no point holding an election if parliament can't then be dissolved and re-formed. Besides, a vast number of Ukrainian citizens would not be able to vote this year because they are held captive by russia, or have been deported or a living under occupation.
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