Comments by "Ash Roskell" (@ashroskell) on "Russia is Literally Falling Apart" video.

  1. I don’t want to come off as callous but, those women seem to have been fine with their husbands all training to bomb innocent Ukrainian civilians into dust, from many miles away, but are complaining when they get transferred to units where they’re forced to fight armed Ukrainian soldiers. So it’s hard for me to work up a whole lot of sympathy for their, “plight,” which seems primarily to be a complaint about not getting to be the bullies they were promised their menfolk would be? At least they aren’t having to replace their windows with humorous graffiti boards, or rebuild their electricity stations every other day, so they still have it pretty good compared to their Ukrainian counterparts. And you don’t hear of Ukrainian wives and mothers banding together to complain about anything! I love your even handed, balanced approach to all these videos, Jake. I think the decision to read the highlights without showing Russian complainants anymore was smart. After all, you still give links for all who wish to see them, without allowing Russian complaints to draw attention away from the very just plight of the Ukrainian people and their actual real time suffering. We must never forget that every Ukrainian spouse suffers the same anxieties for their trooper counterpart, son, husband, etc, whilst having to avoid random missiles killing or maiming them outright, plunging them into darkness and the freezing cold, or randomly robbing them of friends, relatives and neighbours. Every time I see Russian spouses or soldiers make one of these videos, knowing that if they were to get a response it would likely be their violent repression, I can’t help but wonder, are they hypocrites or merely stupid?
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  2.  @DachshundDogStarluck19  : “Childish,” is the right word. It’s hard to imagine what contempt they must have for the Russian people if they think they’re swallowing all their nonsense, wholesale.
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  3.  @ghyslainabel  : I struggle a bit with that too, even though the descriptions are clear enough, but I’m dyslexic. Time stamps are just what I think we’ve all gotten used to, I guess? ✌️
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  4.  @lukeamato2348  : And if one or two drones, creeping through Russian lines every month or so, is enough to drain resources and materials away from the front lines, to protect the wealthy Russian oligarchy, that’s resources well spent, from the Ukrainian point of view. Typical Russian cowardice, to go all, “overkill,” on looking after themselves at all costs. I bet the only place that has air defences to rival those of the Kremlin’s will be over their state TV broadcaster?
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  5.  @sanjushah3061  : Not really to me. You don’t get that rich without being willing to do anything for money, without looking at, “who,” you’re doing it for after you look at their bank account. In that order.
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  6.  @shaneknox5950  : Jake covered all of that, including the potential insider trading of the bank manager, in the previous video, in which he discussed how this bank’s failure was a broader symptom of matters to do with global affairs, pertaining specifically to do with the war in Ukraine. You accuse him of not knowing what he’s talking about, when he literally covered all those points, but you obviously missed that last video. Perhaps check it out? You might want to revise your comment?
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