Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "How to avoid mobilization in Russia?" video.

@rebeccacaraska4112 I love how it was first the Azov battalion now it is Banderites. They will keep finding groups to use as scapegoats to justify their war. Not different than the Nazis with the Jews and communists among others.
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@centura61st28 I don't know why you point this out to me as I didn't state any of these things. As unlike you I don't do research with confirmation bias affecting what I look at. I look at Russian, Ukrainian, American, European and Independent sources. Even then all you will find is a sliver of the truth. The fact that you blindly believe Russia is worrying mate. That's not doing research that is just trying to find that what confirms your world view. As I am aware that obviously things that Ukraine says are not always true, neither American or European sources as, well everyone has their goals. That said Russia is by far leading if you look at the amount of bs propaganda it produces. If you believe Russian media tells you any truth, you are delusional. Ukrainian media obviously has alot of propaganda too but is a bit more trustworthy. Western media is heavily biased towards Ukraine, obviously and independent media tries to look mostly at both sides.
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@centura61st28 "bullshit propaganda" your source about this statement? "Trust me bro".
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@WinterGK no point reacting on it. When someone tries to use whataboutism to defend a country's actions, he really isn't going to be critically thinking. I mean his response essentially was "I know the country is doing bad stuff, but eeh remember all those decades ago?" Whilst proceeding to even state a false fact. So yeah
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Rickey Bobby Korean war was a United States operation though. Poor example. Vietnam more so but kinda whataboutism as it has literally nothing to do with the current situation.
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