Comments by "tyemich88" (@tyemich8820) on "Will the invasion of Ukraine lead to Russia's collapse?" video.

  1. Funny how this video pretends to be analytical at first, but then it turns out to be just a load of propaganda clichés by the middle of it No wonder that with such misguided ideas in your heads, you guys brought your nation to the verge of destruction. Hope that all the Ukrainians who wanted to be in the saintly EU are allowed to stay there
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  2. A marvelous idea, it would be fun to see if all of those Dead Hand missiles actually take off
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  3.  @MetalGearyaTV  funny how freedom and democracy includes arming nazi batallions, and bombing the cities where the Russian minority lives. Although, it seems that the government of the main country that has freedom and democracy understands those things in roughly the same way. I can't blame the Ukrainians for wanting to be in the EU, the sad thing is they seem to be willing to stop at nothing in achieving that goal https://youtu.be/oi60WuvN2jo
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  4.  @videopipeline6419  Your analogy is wrong, because unlike people, countries don't have a government above them. It's more like the desert island with a bunch of marooned pirates running around with sticks and trying to get each other. So, you don't get to speak of rights on that level, you really need to talk to your neighbors to reach an agreement. It's a lot like anarchic society. The international law is more like a declaration, throughout history, when the balance of power changes, so do the borders. The United States tried to play a role of global police but they quickly lost their image of cool and laid back "benevolent dictator" when the USSR was gone. In the context at hand, they did it by refusing to take Russia into NATO in 2000 and toppling regimes, and increasing their military power at Russia's border, playing a role of a "bully" in your analogy. As for Russia's attack, they gave Ukraine eight years to create a federation and stop killing their Russian minority. Instead they ditched the peace accords of 2014, and asked NATO for an atomic bomb
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  5.  @videopipeline6419  That's just what is happening now, countries like China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and probably even India are now in the process of deciding they will stand up to the NATO gunman
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  6.  @rick7424  Like it or not, those are two very recent concepts which haven't existed throughout most of human history. Wars and balance of power is how history actually propels itself. Only Gorbachev believed that you could just give up on that fight and live according to the "new thinking" in a one "big European family of nations" see where that got him? He got backstabbed by the Washington hawks
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