Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "RealLifeLore" channel.

  1. It would be great to have an impartial video about the actual economic contraction, employment situation, and price levels in Russia. They haven't completely collapsed, but the sanctions have reached nearly all energy sectors of their economy. The US may have sanctioned Russian snow as well.
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  2. Wrong video, Ruski botski.
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  3. @ 6:15 .... Giggity👀
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  4. Sounds more like a "Putin" thing.
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  5. @ 13:13 Why would Russia demand that Western financial sanction be removed? I thought they claimed that the sanctions didn't work and only hurt the West while it making the Russian economy stronger.
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  6. [ 24:55 ] Even Porn Hub joined in to stand up to Russia.
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  7. It's just a modern version of the British Empire, which was is why the US is the second-longest continuously operating regime. You could tell the narrator had a hard on (or government grant) explaining America's stats.
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  8. This is the major reason why a US alliance with India will determine the fate the Taiwan, the South China Sea, and Asia-Pacific region. There are many differences between the United States and India; especially the fact that India is anti-imperialist and has a positive relationship with Russia. Despite that India is still the world's largest democracy, and the US is home to the largest and most influential Indian diaspora outside of the Indian Subcontinent.
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  9. With that much deadly firepower [ @ 7:29 ], I'm surprised it didn't trigger a NORAD alert, or an emergency session of the UN Security Council.
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  10. Look at your post, and see how casually you make claims about Germany and the EU without providing any facts. If Russia is able to survive, then the markets will speak for themselves. I'm not sure if you've taken economics, but if you learned, you could make your arguments more credible. Russia is much poorer than Europe and couldn't compete economically, so its strength is to pivot to developing countries that won't hold them accountable. Russia's future will depend entirely on its relationship with China, which had already become the dominant partner in the relationship. There's no point in pretending Russia is still a superpower, and it's clear they don't care about democracy and international law. It's better that they have relationships with China, India, Pakistan, Africa, and South America. The first-world countries aren't going to tolerate corrupt and dangerous regime.
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  11. The Russian troops are definitely committing war crimes against cities in Ukraine that have been liberated. I wouldn't want anything to do with Russia. To prevent a global conflict, it's better to cut them off from the West. China will definitely be the dominant partner in the Moscow-Beijing relationship. We don't want them, so let China, India, and Brazil deal with the Kremlin.
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  12. [ 24:55 ] Even Porn Hub joined in to stand up to Russia.
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  13. Doesn't remind me of Iraq. The fact that no WMDs existed came from the same governments that claimed Saddam had them. Russia wouldn't even acknowledge it had any intentions of invading Ukraine and killing civilians.
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  14. What if the plan was to cause China and US to focus more on each other and not Russia? In 1997, China's economic and geopolitical growth wasn't expected to increase as rapidly as it did during the 21st century.
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  15. 15:05 What is the benefit of using this angle? It drives me crazy when GPS navigation does this. If there are no boundaries and labels, keep the maps due north.
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  16. It shouldn't be a crime. It should be shameful, but legally protected act, like support for fascism and terrorism.
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  17. Well said! Your surname does NO justice to your genuine altruism, courage, and righteousness.
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  18.  @valyydzn.6782  Go away, bot. At least learn how to spell "fascist" before you use it incorrectly.
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  19. How many rubles did you get paid to say that lame joke? Who in the 21st Century still calls NATO, "The West?"
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  20.  @zivaradlovacki2666  Will do. Thx!
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  21. TL;DR. If he's invincible, get him to attack Washington, DC; London, UK; or Beijing, China.
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  22.  @LONE_SKUM_DOGE  I'm American. I know we can brag without government grants. They do give them for mostly advertising, educational purposes, and public relations. The main difference, in nations like Russia and the CCP, is that their propaganda is not nearly as transparent.
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  23. It wasn't Trump. That's been the position of the US position since 2014 when the US began to station more troops from the Middle East to Europe. I know you'd like to make this into a campaign ad for Trumpism, but geopolitics is a lot more complicated than just throwing out random talking points that aren't even true.
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  24. A NATO state should intervene and escort the Ukraine's grain shipments from the Black Sea. Preferably, it should be the one big naval power, other than China's PLA Navy, that scares the 💩out of Vladimir Putin; i.e., Uncle Sam's US Navy. The British Royal Navy could also be added to the list. It will be tense confrontation and seem like a Cold War 2.0 game of chicken, but the Russians aren't suicidal; they don't own the international waters of the Black Sea; and they won't attack anything with an American or British flag on it, nor will they attack NATO territory. This war has gone on too long and has damaged an already stressed global food supply chain by contributing to a spike in prices. The Russian Armed Forces may have a proud heritage of being a superpower that pulled off, arguably, two of the the greatest military victories in history by defeating Fascist Germany and Napoleonic France. The Soviet Union and Russian Empire were defending their homeland and actually had something to fight for. Because of the fact that both Russia and Ukraine were once part of a single nation, both the Red Army and the Imperial Russian Army are now essentially fighting themselves, instead of a foreign invader. I'm not downplaying the possibility of a nuclear war, but Russia isn't going to use nukes against another Slavic country. As a reminder, this is a war Putin started but can't easily win. Moscow is too weak militarily and economically to continue dragging out this unwinnable proxy war against NATO. It takes US leadership to escalate in order to de-escalate. A non-nuclear state would have already had its capital bombed and intelligence agencies would have orchestrated a coup d'état or regime change.
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