Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "Jake Tapper on the 'paradox' of Putin: 'The more he fails, the more desperate he becomes'" video.

@damienhaydon2703 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so tell me, why were they running from Kharkiv?, Kyiv?, Chernihiv?, Sumy? Lyman and are about to lose Kherson? When will there glorious offensive to take Mykolaev and Odesa start? Go home orc or be a true Z patriot and join the meat grinder.
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@antoniodomene they must be incredibly proud of you then that you talk about somebody else's son like this. Now imagine it being one of your kids.. your statement makes clear that having alot of children, doesn't make you a good father. As any good father wouldn't have be so inconsiderate towards the child of another ))
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@damienhaydon2703 wow amazing you caught me on a mistake on a language which isn't my native language, caused by autocorrection, Impressive. So let's continue the discussion in my native language? Dutch? Or if it is easier for you we can speak in German, French, Russian, or Ukrainian? You pick? If you six languages like I do and are fluent in all of them without making any mistakes, feel free to try to be a grammar nazi )).
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@andreihs6289 every solider is essentially paid, as well... being a soldier is a job too..What is your point?
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@antoniodomene a sad fact of live is that old men bicker and young men die
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@damienhaydon2703 your whole comment is full of propaganda without stated sources. Come back to me if you can state a source. Excluding "trust me bro" and "my führer told me so".
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@damienhaydon2703 amazingly brave mate to speak like this about the death wow. Mom must be proud of you.
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@damienhaydon2703 hahaha yes we have the standard right wing low educated moron here. Who is so proud of himself to correct a single, autocorrected, mistake of someone. Whose native language it isn't either, whilst he himself doesn't speak any other language as he is to dumb to learn one. He who thinks he knows what is going on in the world, whilst probably never having left the US and most certainly never having been in Ukraine. There is a reason why totalitarian rulers always go after the intelligentsia, Hitler did it, Stalin did it and Trump and Putin do it too. In the case of the first two by killing them and in the case of the last too by discrediting them. Funnily enough they never go after the low educated morons, like yourself. Why would that be? I hope you atleast have the mental capacity to figure that out. Meanwhile I will use actual sources, including historical ones instead of what strongmen say. Some of us have been to university and actually know how to verify sources)).
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@antoniodomene the first part is the problem (the Russia part, not the fact you have sons or that they are Russian). You clearly have a biased view. I have a Ukrainian girlfriend, Ukrainian family and Ukrainian friends. Living all through Ukraine, from Lviv to Donetsk and from Kyiv to Odessa. These people don't want a pro Western government because the US, or anyone, intervened in their country. They are pro Western, because they want something different than the past. They don't know what the EU or the USA will bring them, but they do know what a future within the Russian world brings them. They remember the holodomor as well as the anti Ukrainian and Russification policies that have been happening there for centuries. They didn't hate Russia, they do know, but just wanted a better future. Russia as achieved what no Ukrainian politician could have ever done, unite the country. I would like to remind you that Russia chose this war. They can also end it by just leaving Ukraine. Ukraine has no chose in the matter, as stopping to fight the invaders, will mean they country, culture and people will seize to exist. No Ukrainian "loves" this war, but the war is an existential one for them, there is no choice. They all just want their country back, in the borders that were agreed in 1991 (which even leaves alot of ethnic Ukrainians in Russia, namely the Kuban, so they really don't ask much) and be left alone by Russia. All they want is freedom from Russia and that Russia leaves them alone. That is the only reason they want to join NATO. About the last part, I am a Dutch national but with clear Ukrainian roots. I would fight for them if needed. Would you not consider it my war? After all are we not all responsible for upholding international law so we won't slip back into the 20th century was which were so destructive? Imagine those conflicts with modern technology. Btw this applies both ways, I also strongly opposed the American interventions in the middle east and Libya. Vietnam was before my time.
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@damienhaydon2703 hahaha in short. You're not educated and now you try to say you're intelligent. Actually I was in Ukraine to help there, but friends asked if they could stay with me, so instead I chose to go back home so I could give them a house to live in )) in the end that is more important. And a week ago I got a friend from Kyiv and brought her here )). I am pulling my weight to support Ukraine by giving a home, warmth, food etc. to some of its citzens. What did you do except fighting from your keyboard? The rest you say about Ukraine... have you ever been there? Spoken to the people? Or do you just repeat what you führers tell you? I have. I have family there too. Anyone with some knowledge of Ukrainians and the country would know that calling them nazis is ridiculous and about a myth. Before you start about Azov, which yes used to have neo nazi elements, I advise you to read about the Sparta and Somalia battalions of the DPR (DNR/ДНР) as well as about the Wagner group and why they are actually called Wagner. The point I am trying to make here, that nazis are present in any society, including yours and mine. They fight on both sides as that is what nazis do. They thrive in violence. About calling Ukraine nazis as a whole... they have a Jewish president.. facist you could have made some bs about, but Nazi... read the definition of nazism mate.
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@damienhaydon2703 you clearly have no experience with what Ukrainian society is like, at all and base all of your views on the opinions of others and therefore have no opinion of your own. Have you done your own research? I don't mean searching online, but to actually speak with Ukrainians and ask them about these things. I have visited Ukraine many times form West to East and North to South. Spoken to the locals and their views. So from personal experience I can say, that calling them nazis is bs. That would be akin with calling you a nazi. And whilst I don't agree with you, I don't think you're a nazi. From secondhand experience (as I never had the opportunity to visit Russia but I do have friends there) I would say that Russia has more traits of a facist, authoritarian and now totalitarian state, than Ukraine. I have always been able to freely interview Ukrainians for my researches. No fear of prosecution. Whilst Russians always told me to use a different name and to be sure that we used an app which the government agencies couldn't check. I think that says enough. It taught me that the thing you are doing now, disagreeing with your government's policy, is not everywhere as normal as it is for us. Being able to say you disagree without persecution isn't as normal in a large part of the world, including Russia, as you'd think.
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@damienhaydon2703 also to be clear Azov was neo nazi, it isn't anymore. Those guys were kicked out. That said, the symbols they use are not particularly useful if you try to show you're not nazi.. a smart battalion leader would change those. P.s. it says enough that your messages get deleted by YT now.
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@damienhaydon2703 hahaha I can send you the pictures and videos from Kyiv mate? I get why you don't believe me. For worms like you, it is hard to understand that others actually do something with their lives. Also the first friends I mentioned are from Izium, we had a great celebration when it was liberated. Valentina, whom I just brought from Kyiv, is originally from Kharkiv. She fled because, well Kharkiv is shelled constantly. She also brought he cat with her. I love the little kitten )).
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@damienhaydon2703 I just stated that they started as such and I also stated that neo nazis fight on both sides.. you corrected me on my English but seem to be lacking true understanding of it. For someone who tries to say he is "smart" you show a remarkable lack of intelligence. Neither do I support Azov either... but I do think it says enough that you ignore the Sparta and Somalia battalions. So what you are saying to me is that you are a hypocrite? Ukrainian neo nazi battalion is bad.. but Russian neo nazi battalions is good? Right? I personally don't support any of them.
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@damienhaydon2703 normally with people with actual knowledge or the subjects they talk about, which you clearly don't have as you are just repeating what others tell you, I would tell them :"just look at my profile picture and you would know I was in Ukraine". But in your case I need to spell it out for you. The picture is taken on the Constitution square in Kharkiv. That is Ukraine... just to be sure. Some of us do travel outside of the borders of their country and actually see what is going on in the world instead of people needing to tell it to them (like with you). You have no opinion and are just a parrot. Nothing of what you have said is your own thoughts or opinions but just the words, thoughts and opinions of others that you repeat. You yourself know nothing of the world, all you know is the versions of the world that others tell you.
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@damienhaydon2703 just out of curiosity, what is your definition of nazism? As well as neo-nazism?
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@brucewayneissober6915 wow you're not the most intelligent lmao. You are aware that the war in Europe ended in 1945 right? So the fact he lived in an apartment in 1959 doesn't prove anything xD I personally don't support Bandera and consider Taras Shevchenko much more of a hero, but your argument is incredibly stupid.
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@brucewayneissober6915 no it doesn't dumbass. In 1959 there was a completely different political regime in Germany. Namely that of the Federal Republic of Germany instead of the German Reich. So no it proof nothing. I am not defending Bandera as I don't support him either and consider Shevchenko a true hero and not Bandera. I consider him a nazi collaborator as well, as the true historian figure was. The Ukrainians projected virtues on him that he didn't have and forget his evil. This myth forming happens often with historical figures. The same is true with Lenin and Stalin in Russia (both are even larger murderers than Bandera btw). I am just pointing to the fact that 1959 West-Germany has NOTHING to do with 1939-1945 Nazi Germany. They are completely different states. The rest of you attacking Bandera is hilarious as I didn't defend him. I only pointed you to dumb reasoning.
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