Comments by "TJ Marx" (@tjmarx) on "Popular Lithuanian park bans Russians from entering" video.

Apparently you don't understand what racism means
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Good idea, try to create an isolationist state in Russia one of the most powerful countries in the world. Great idea, what could possibly go wrong... Lithuania seems to be doing a lot of very loud and stupid things lately. Exceptionally cringe.
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@prunabluepepper No. It can't. Racism and xenophobia are vastly different things. When people try to use racism to mean things that are racism they simply show themselves as fools. Apparently you likewise do not understand what xenophobia means either.
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@cyberfunk3793 Oh my. It's always interesting when people whom don't understand how systems function start mocking those who do. Almost all of the inflationary pressure occurring across the west is due to those two countries. It isn't a coincidence that inflation skyrocketed in countries sanctioning Russia when they sanctioned Russia. Perhaps try to understand Russia's role in the UN, trade markets and the global financial system. If you do you might understand why these sanctions against Russia have only hurt we in the west, whilst Russia has shrugged them off. If you really want a laugh, look into what happens if China and Russia split the global financial system in two by creating their own system. Something they are actively working together to achieve after these sanctions. Stop listening to yankvilles propaganda narrative, or Russia's for that matter and start understanding how these systems really function and what is actually going on.
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@PijusONLINE You can like your own comments all day long, it doesn't change anything. Whether you like it or not Russia is objectively one of the most powerful countries on the planet. Putin is consistently ranked as the second most powerful man on earth after Xi Jinping. 7 years ago, he was THE most powerful man on earth. He didn't get less powerful, Xi got more powerful. Xi and Putin hold the power to collapse the entire global economy in their little fingers. The world bank openly acknowledges that. Lithuania is a speck of a country no one cares about, making a series of jackass political grand standing moves over the last few months to try to grab some attention. Frankly if Lithuania disappeared from the earth tomorrow no one would even notice let alone care. Get real.
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@PijusONLINE Why would the dollar collapse? O.o The mistake you're making is going with your own unjustified assumptions in a vain attempt to dismiss my words so you no longer feel uncomfortable. But you have gotten me wrong, just as you have misjudged the situation at hand.
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@cyberfunk3793 The war didn't lead to higher energy prices, the sanctions did. No one who knows what's going on is denying that, not even yankville politicians. It's the sanctions causing the inflation in western countries, countries like India who did not sanction Russia have seen energy prices fall, not increase. Btw, Russia didn't start anything. Understand what is actually going on in Ukraine.
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@cyberfunk3793 I'm sorry mate but that's false.
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@cyberfunk3793 That's good, because I didn't make a further argument.I simply pointed that you are objectively wrong in your statements. Stating simple facts without further conclusion is not an argument. I have no need to make any further argument, I have already stated the facts. Your mental backflips however could be construed as a "nah-uh" argument however. At any rate there is no substance or truth to your words, just mindless contrarian nosh. I further see you are dedicated to one such false statement, which deploys more logical fallacies than I care to note, for you have continued to repeat it. I suspect the reason therefore is out of intellectual laziness, to dismiss truth in place of propaganda laden anchoring bias. Allow me to clear that up. Your casual racism aside; which ironically represents both sides in the war in question, I'm not even on the European continent let alone Russian. Nor do I have any direct financial, genealogical or any other connection to Russia. As uncomfortable as it might make you, it is simply the case that what I have stated are the facts. Sanctions are not a foregone conclusion to war. Wars happen every day without sanctions. Ending the sanctions on Russia would result in a rapid reduction of inflation throughout countries sanctioning them. The wonderful thing about facts are they don't rely on random people believing them, so I have nothing to convince you of. Nonetheless, it's best you head back to whatever swamp you dragged your knuckles out of. This conversation is a tad too far on the complex side for you.
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@cyberfunk3793 You must know things that the rest of the world, including all of the G7, do not. Because the facts I have stated are the same they repeat. Go back to your swamp kid.
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@cyberfunk3793 You have not refuted a thing. You are living in a dream land. I'm out.
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@fidenemini111 No. But your denial of it is. Come back when you actually understand geopolitics
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@prunabluepepper Not at all. Factually nothing going on here is racism, nor is it xenophobia. You genuinely do not appear to understand what either of these words mean. No trolling is taking place on my behalf. Perhaps like the above words you also do not understand what the word trolling means. Perhaps an investment in a copy of the OED would be an apt solution for you. It may likewise be useful if you understood what was actually going on
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@prunabluepepper Thanks for confirming you don't know the meaning of that word either.
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@prunabluepepper Oh my. Perhaps you are indeed describing yourself.
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@user-ge4uk9ui8y They know, they just wanted to say something exciting.
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