Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "NATO Nation Scared Of Putin? Ukraine Asks Poland To Shoot Down Russian Missiles, Gets Cold Reply?" video.

He's just one of those people who doesn't like it when children's hospitals are destroyed.
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Of course, it is difficult for pro-Russians to understand this human perspective.
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 @ЖЩ.01 Gegenfrage, welche militärischen Einheiten waren denn genau im größten Kinderkrankenhaus der Ukraine positioniert?
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@SachinRajput-q9f The West is not silent about Hamas hiding under hospitals and schools. We condemn it.
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 @Valkron11 Yes, and that's why he doesn't allow tunnels and bunkers to be built under children's hospitals.
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@ЖЩ.01 Ich würde eher richtig schreiben empfehlen. Ach ja die Strand Tragödie.😢 Darf ich zitieren? "Es ist äußerst unklug militärisch Einheiten dort zu positionieren". Nun, warum hat Putin seine Bevölkerung ermuntert dirket neben einem Militär Sützpunkt zu baden?
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@binoemixtv9395 But in the largest children's hospital in Ukraine, the dialysis department, the intensive care unit and surgery rooms were destroyed. Even a 155mm shell couldn't possibly have done that.
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 @binoemixtv9395 The Russians claim it was a NASAMS. But NASAMS only have an 18.1kg fragmentation warhead. For comparison, a normal 155mm artillery shell already weighs 45kg.
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@monumentaltravel3745 Repetition is important because every "big untruth" works through indoctrination. It then becomes its own evidence base - if it is repeated often enough, people believe it, and the repetition itself almost tautologically becomes support for the lie...If you hear something often enough, it becomes the truth. People assume there is an evidence base when a lie is big. It's like a blind spot in our psychology... Dr. Ramani Durvasula
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@monumentaltravel3745 Repetition is important because a big lie works through indoctrination. It then becomes its own evidence base - if it is repeated often enough, people believe it, and the repetition itself almost tautologically becomes support for the lie... If you hear something often enough, it becomes the truth. People assume there is an evidence base, when the lie is big it's like a blind spot... Dr. Ramani Durvasula
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@alterdrache Thank you for not making a point, with no argument at all.
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@monumentaltravel3745 Repetition is important because a big lie works through indoctrination. It then becomes its own evidence base - if it is repeated often enough, people believe it, and the repetition itself almost tautologically becomes support for the untruth... If you hear something often enough, it becomes the truth. People assume there is an evidence base when a lie is big. It's like a blind spot in our psychology... Dr. Ramani Durvasula
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@monumentaltravel3745 Repetition is important because a big lie works through indoctrination. It then becomes its own evidence base - if it is repeated often enough, people believe it, and the repetition itself almost tautologically becomes support for the untruth...
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@monumentaltravel3745 Repetition is important because every big lie works through indoctrination. It then becomes its own evidence base - if it is repeated often enough, people believe it, and the repetition itself almost tautologically becomes support for the untruth...
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@alterdrache Well, let's console ourselves with the certainty that the YouTube spam filter did everything right for once.
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@binoemixtv9395 But in the largest children's hospital in Ukraine, the dialysis department, the intensive care unit and surgery rooms were destroyed. Even a 155mm shell couldn't possibly have done that. At the same time, the footage of the cruise missile was publicly analyzed by dozens of experts and all came to the conclusion that it was a Russian CH-101.
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@monumentaltravel3745 ...If you hear something often enough, it becomes the truth. People assume there is an evidence base when a lie is big. It's like a blind spot in our psychology... Dr. Ramani Durvasula
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@alterdrache And the entire Islamic world has been crying for 75 years because Jews got 0.5% of the Middle East.
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@alterdrache Guess who's been crying for 75 years too...
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@alterdrache The entire Islamic world because the Jews got 0.5 percent of the Middle East.
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@alterdrache ...All Muslim countries because the Jews got 0.5 percent of the Middle East.
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@alterdrache On May 14, 1948, David Ben Gurion proclaimed Israel's independence. Egypt, Transjordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq attacked Israel on the same day.
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@alterdrache They just can't stand the fact that the Jews got 0.5 percent of the Middle East.
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@alterdrache Indeed, by Jews for 3000 years.
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@alterdrache Indeed, inhabited by Jews for 3000 years.
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@alterdrache You mean inhabited by Jews for over 3000 years?
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@alterdrache The land was already inhabited? Indeed, guess who has inhabited it for over 3000 years.
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@alterdrache The Arabs came to save them?😄 Yes, of course, the kind of protection that every non-Muslim, whether Jew, Christian or atheist, can enjoy anywhere in Muslim countries. Nowhere is safer for non-Muslims. The LGBT community demonstrated for Palestine in Berlin. What do you think would happen with a rainbow parade in Gaza?
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@alterdrache The laws of your God, not mine. For me, all religions are collective delusions.
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@nemo6282 Nice try Ivan, the beach is literally located between the Saki air base in Novofedorivka and a naval Base...
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Well, it was the other way around. Hitler and Stalin invaded Poland together.
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