Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "Sanctions on Russia are ‘declaration of economic war’, says Vladimir Putin - BBC News" video.

@Харликвен that freeze thing is honestly funny. As he knows it is the only thing Russia can threaten with and soon he loses that card lol.
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@l.s.4059 betrayal? What are you talking about mate hahaha. And yeah when you support a dictator, which you do, you are responsible for his actions too. You can't at one moment say you hate us and call us nazis or nazi supporters, and then at another moment ask for our help. That towards the West is also shown in your comment. Also we don't ask you for help as Russian "help" always comes with strings attached. Ask the Central and Eastern European countries. P.s. nice thinly disguisted threat and also you say a collective "your" betrayal. I have helped plenty of Russians as I have many Russians as friends)). Those that actually show they do not support the Führer.
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@l.s.4059 you're full of hate towards people that have done nothing against you, or your country. Yet you blame us for everything. Even for the mistakes of your own country. We weren't your enemies, you made us your enemy. You do the same with me, someone who was Russophile since his birth and always fascinated with Russian culture and the Russian language, which I even studied. But I also love Ukraine, it's people and it's language. As I said I have friends all over Russia, whom luckily don't support Putin, with the fact that you call him "world president" being extremely troubling, as this is kinda a bit of Cult of Personality. I am against facism, which sadly is embodied by Russia nowadays, and support Ukrainian independence. I do not which the destruction of Russia, but I do support it being returned to the 1991 borders it agreed to. And hopefully one day we can be good neighbours when you stop trying to dominate those around you and actually see us as equals. Maybe if one day you find your version of a working democracy (as I don't say Western democracy is the perfect way, it isn't) we can actually work together for a better humanity instead of being stuck in facism, imperialism and the dream of Empire. You brought war to innocent people, just for empire.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 there wasn't a coup in Kyiv. The Revolution of Dignity was, well a revolution. The only coups happend in Donbass. These actions are closer to the definition of the coup than Euromaidan. I am aware of Azov, which especially at the beginning was pretty Nazi in ideology. This has changed since however. There are nationalists though. About them killing Russian speakers... well I can show you the stats of the Donbass, but I am to tired to do so. But fact is that Russia and its proxies have killed a magnitude of more Russian speakers since February 24th than Ukraine, so let alone Azov specifically, in 8 years. Your comment was ridiculously arrogant considering the fact I have studied this subject and have friends all over Ukraine, including in Donbass. I think I have a better idea of the actual situation than you.. as I have personal experience having been in Donbass myself.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 with it especially being ironic and funny when a Russian criticizes another country for it's elections lol 🤡🤣
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@tonyatgoogle6076 you do know that Europe isn't dependent on Russia for agricultural products right? And as the other guy said, the Netherlands indeed has large gas reserves.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 so yeah democratically elected yeah as all those living in government controlled areas, including those in Donbass, were allowed to vote. With the international community judging them to have been fair elections, in contrast to those in your country...
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@unrelatedpopcornfire9823 if the government finally takes the right steps, then yes we could do so.
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@олегчалинцев actually you did. During the Siberian forest fires. They asked for the world to help. As Russians have no dignity whatsoever.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 "people in EU will die" uhm how delusional are you? You are aware we trade with the same countries and also each other right hahaha. We don't die at all, we don't live in Siberia or any other region outside Moscow and Saint Petersburg... you clearly have never even been to Europe and just believe what your führer says 🤣🤣 we don't live in a corrupt sh*thole like yourself 🤣. My country has enough gas, all will be fine. But we will remember what kind of snakes Russians like you really are. They kept saying "no it is Putin's war, not that of the general population, we shouldn't punish them to hard" but you proof that many of the general population are orcs too.
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@l.s.4059 first off I am doing perfectly fine. Secondly, you know you are sounding like a nazi... you are aware of that? You talk exactly like the Germans did. You are a facist and a willing one too. I am sure you have never been to Europe as your comments make sure. I have something to support, but unlike you I don't blindly follow a leader that would sacrifice my life if he deems it necessary. I actually support Ukraine as they are fighting facism, which you clearly show here as you are so extremely full of hatred even to me, as person you have never met. You are living proof of how poisonous facism is. You say you are not responsible for the games of politics, but yet you are. By supporting a leader that commits genocide, you're indirectly responsible for it too. How far have the Russians fallen if they are okay with killing a people that used to be so close to them.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 an armed coup? The ones with weapons were the governments forces lol. I already know your Russian by your use of "coup". The only real armed coups (storming of govermental buildings) happend in Donbass. Euromaidan/the Revolution of Dignity started as normal demonstrations. Anyhow. After the revolution there have been two democratic elections. So their current government is legitimate. With a coup they wouldn't have changed those in power so fast with a democratic election... it would have been more like in the self proclaimed people's republics... even if the revolution didn't happen, Yanukovich wouldn't be in power now either.. it seems like Russians don't want to except the reality that the majority of the country was Pro European (which doesn't mean anti Russian) back then. Russia's actions further cemented Ukraine's Westward outlook.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 I have not been to Ukraine? Where do you think my profile picture was made 🤡🤡. If you have actual knowledge of the country, outside of propaganda, you'd easily know which city is, hint your orc countrymen failed miserably taking it Although, whilst claiming to protect Russian speakers, you keep shelling this Russian speaking city. "Vast territories in the East" Donbass is only a small part in Ukraine mate. They excluded themselves from the elections by declaring independence, you're really a clown. Russia made the country so Pro Western and detaching Crimea and Donbass made a Pro Russian government impossible. This is Russia's own fault. To quote a friend from mine "we used to vote for the guy that was the least of an a**hole, be they Pro Russian or Pro Western they were the puppets of the oligarch anyway". The Pro Western government would have failed in their promises and we would have seen a Pro Russian government, as this also happend after the orange revolution. But Russia's actions, annexing Crimea and instigating the Donbass war, made this impossible. Donbass allowing to vote wouldn't have changed the results at all as even traditionally pro Russian regions, voted pro Western after 2014. Maybe actually really go to Ukraine instead of believing all the Kremlin propaganda.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 regarded as in past tense. Congratulations, you played yourself. And yeah it was, and still is, corrupt, as are pretty much all post Soviet states with the exception being the Baltics. Russia being considered even more corrupt. The thing is, that they are trying to fight it now. And yes it is not always working out for them but they do try to reform and already made some reforms. Which is why their candidacy status has been approved. If they want to become actual members,they need to reform further. Just a question, do you have an idea about the city already?
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@tonyatgoogle6076 lol your last sentence is whataboutism. But I will answer just because why not. No I don't think Iraq has WMD and I think the American wars in the middle east were Imperial bs wars, which I didn't support at all. Just like the Russian one is bs now. About the coup... is it so hard to believe the majority of Ukrainians actually wanted Yanukovich gone as he acted against their interest? They protested against him, he made his position untenable by using force. There was nothing orchestrated, but you guys blame us for everything anyway. If tomorrow a volcano in Russia would erupt, you'll still blame us. About that all non friendly counties elections are considered unfair, factually untrue so not even going to comment on it. About the monitoring.. the UN also recognized it as fair elections. You accuse the West of calling the elections in unfriendly countries unfair, but you do the exact thing with Ukraine. Funniest thing ever is that Russia calls the Kyiv government nazis for 8 years now. Whilst it has had three governments with different parties in power each time and with different presidents 🤣 which wouldn't happen in a nazi system lol.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 I know that Iraq was about oil as well as removing Saddam so they fabricated a casus belli. Not unlike Russia has done now. I know Libya was about French oil interests actually. About Syria, that's one complicated mess, I wouldn't know enough about it to be completely honest. I do know the result in the form of Aleppo. I don't blindly follow any media, although there is more independent media in the west, which are often more reliable, they are obviously still biased. I am blessed with speaking multiple languages and therefore I am able to see multiple sources )) the Russian sources are a lot less reliable now due to independent media being shutdow. Any state media is biased. As anyone would also understand about BBC for example and even FreeEurope that is sponsored by the Americans. However, Russian state media is currently in a league of its own. I do have the luck to know alot of people in Ukraine, including my best friend, and also people in Russia. Some supporting and some against the war. What I saw is that with the people supporting the war there is this, well almost paranoia of the West. To the point it is unreasonable. You shouldn't forget either that the West =/= the USA. My country and yours have a history together. Your flag is even based on ours, as well as Peter the Great having lived her for a while. I can say from experience that Russia has been more obsessed with the West than the other way around. I can't speak about the Americans, but in my country Russia was hardly in the news and hardly ever discussed.
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@tonyatgoogle6076 personally I am not anti Russian but I am anti imperialism and anti facism. And the fact is that Russia is fighting an imperialistic war. We can come up with all these bs reasons like the Americans did in Iraq, but it won't change a thing. It's an imperialist land grab. And the facism, well the use of the letter "Z" is remarkably similar to the swastika. Putin saying things that correspond with facist ideals as well as his use of certain words that are used in mein kampf as well. Nit to mention the casus belli that he uses being extremely similar to those of Adolf Hitler. Facism is a disease for humanity and I think we all have to prevent it rising again. Now it is Russia, but we see such politicians rising in multiple places. We have to stay vigilant as a people to make sure it doesn't rise again. 1 person which so much power for so long, it will eventually corrupt the person. As has happend to Putin too.
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Truth Be Told omg the "Russia is the innocent victim" line again. This is getting so old. If he didn't want it, he wouldn't have invaded it. Stop playing the victim. Ukraine wanted to decide it's own future, which Führer Putin didn't like. It is as easy as that.
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@kenfauteux7405 Russians, outside Moscow and Saint Petersburg, are hurting indeed yeah. How do I know? Cuz I have friends there. Fact is that we all hurting because of one idiot old man
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