Comments by "anotheranon" (@anotheranon3118) on "Russian and Ukrainian forces both claim to be in control of Lysychansk" video.

Russia is a pariah lol
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц If you think that the shameful campaign of annihilation that your pariah state is busy with in Ukraine is widely supported globally, you need to reconsider your priors.
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц I don't know what is sadder, the fact that you like your own statements or the fact that claims like these could easily be featured in the next edition of "crimes against logic."
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц You trippin, mate. I don't know what water source you are drinking from, but have it checked for lead.
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц What conclusions am I drawing based on nothing?
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц Check what an ad-hominem is and then send another reply (but better this time). I will be waiting.
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц 141 out of 193 UN member states have condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the West and allies have imposed sanctions (that's more than half of the world's GDP), Russia got kicked out from the ECHR, there's widespread global condemnation at the grassroots level and they have been cancelled from pretty much any international event that they could be disinivited from. I don't know where you are but I travel around Europe for work quite often and the feeling of disgust every time the word "Russia" comes up is pretty evident - for obvious reasons.
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц Yes. 193 countries in the world, 141 of them condemned the invasion before the UN general assembly, which accounts for 73.5% of the world's population. That includes countries like Serbia. Only 5 countries supported what you are doing (that includes Belarus lol). To enact sanctions, you must be ready economically to do so. Do you think that a country like Mali is ready to block your grain or oil exports or to sanction you? Obviously not. But that does not make you any less of a pariah.
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц There is a difference between individual Russians and Russia. Individual Russians should be judged by their actions and by how they conduct themselves. The Russian state, though, is a pariah of colossal dimensions. As large as the country itself.
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц Talking concentration camps, Russia, since the beginning of the campaign, has arguably forcebly deported 1.3m Ukrainians to Russia, including 200,000+ minors. It is because of things like these that Russia has rightfully earned the pariah label.
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@ДмитрийКруглик-х9ц 1. 'Arguably' to add some nuance, but I did not really have to do so because these figures come from no other than the Russian government itself. I suggest that you listen to some of the people who were forcebly deported to Russia who were interviewed by non-Russian media. They offer interesting insights (cue: many of them did not go to their families, esp. children, but don't listen to me, but them). Also interesting to think about the legal implications of this, but not that you care I am sure. 2. You do love to continue to exploit that anti-Nazi rethoric (everyone who does not agree with you is a fascist ofc), but it has gotten old, pal. Maybe you can pull that trick in Russian state media and have people believe you, but not here. Also, I very clearly said that there needs to be a distinction made between the state and the individual. And when I mentioned 'judging,' we don't put people in prison for thought crimes over here, let alone do what you are referring to, but I see that you are into hyperboles. One more thing on that end. The Russian state behaves like a pariah today, but it also has a pretty terrible recent history in its previous reincarnation in terms of deaths and suffering, which to be fair is not much better than Nazi Germany's. Nothing to be proud of, for sure. So a bit wild of you to made those accusations. 3. - A bad analogy is a bad analogy, yours is pretty dreadful (and you know it), and it does not detract from the fact that the vast majority of the world's nations disapproved of what you are doing (and that only Russia and its 4 satellites were for it). But if you personally want to believe that Russia has quite a bit of popularity at the global stage, especially lately... I guess that's up to you. Not that it is true, mind you.
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