Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "One year since Putin’s invasion, what is on the agenda at the Munich Security Conference? | DW News" video.

@disanKh "other side of the world" you mean in European Caucasus? Yeah sure buddy. Maybe look at a map. Also any country joining NATO did so on their own accord to protect themselves from Russia doing this. If a neighbour keeps robbing your house, would you not want protection even when he know promises that "this time he will trully not do it again" ?
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@disanKh "whatabout eating nukes" yeah you're a 5 year old vatnik.
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@suportbghelp4938 ironic considering you can post all you want here, whilst in the country you support, prosecutes people for not following the government narrative. Try again orc. Btw it is written as information in English ))
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@disanKh whatabout we countries in NATO decide our own future as well )) we want NATO and you've got 0 to say about it. We prefer not being attacked by our neighbours again and NATO gives that stability))
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@suport bghelp no because unlike you I actually have travelled the world and have spoken to the people of the countries I visited. Including Central and Eastern Europe, and yes also Ukraine and Russia.
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@suportbghelp4938 yeah sure just you don't know me and thus you don't know my viewpoints and therefore what you say is a stereotype. All those living in the West support LGHT right? Also considering I have family that until February last year lived in the city of Donetsk, I think I am more open to both sides of the argument than you are and have met people from both sides. You'd be surprised that some people are not like you and don't base their view on one side of the story)). I personally don't support the DNR, my aunt did. We disagreed on it, but I respected her decision. Ofcourse when the way started and she fled to Kharkiv, I asked her why as it is weird if you support the DNR so much, to then flee it when war breaks out. You don't know me )) I have spoken with people on both sides of the argument and still have friends in Russia, on both sides, with whom I communicate. Having a different political opinion, doesn't mean one should hate the other )) it actually is great to see the others viewpoints even if you don't agree or think they are bs, as at the least you can understand why they do as they do )(
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@disanKh again you trully are a 5 year old. Or Russian. It's the same essentially.
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@dark_master_Makei maybe we should just occupy Russian land and say the same thing as you do? No I don't actually mean that, but maybe then you understand. Although you're an orc, so I doubt it. You are doing a great job as a sheep and parrot though.
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@Disan Kh you are aware that nobody is scared of Russia or its nuclear threats right? We even joke about it. Seems a monthly threat of nuclear annihilation is part of live, things just aren't the same without some orc threatening with it. If they don't you almost start to worry if they are still alive. Almost.
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@хорошая жизнь there is something called internationally recognized borders. So if tomorrow a Russian Republic, Kraj, Oblast or whatever wants to be free and asks the US to help them, does it mean the US is allowed to invade this region and station troops there against the will of the Russian government? Just a hypothetical situation. Curious about your response as you try to cite the right of self determination, but yet Russia brutally suppressed Chechen independence as well as the sole fact that the right of self determination doesn't mean you are allowed to invade another country to force such self determination.
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@хорошая жизнь another example, Russia says that the people of Donbas etc. wanted to be part of Russia so they should be allowed to and they "annexed" the regions (which they don't even fully control, clowns). Yet in a recent interview your foreign minister Lavrov, stated in an interview that Moldova is becoming anti Russian, that its president has Romanian citizenship (which matters in which way? Many ministers of the DNR and LNR were Russian citizens when it started in 2014) and that Moldova would become part of Romania. Which according to your logic would be the will of the people so why does Lavrov, the clown of foreign affairs, complain about this?
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