Comments by "pm ayo" (@pmayo7894) on "RealLifeLore" channel.

  1. ​ @debater452  - and besides, Kyiv existed longer than Moscow.
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  2. "How dumb can Finland be???" - zero. Because we all know that Moscow pretty much gave Helsinki the much-needed excuse.
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  3.  @titusnelson9499  - nope, not quite. Besides, voluntarily joining NATO and NATO "taking over" Finland are two very different things.
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  4. "Finland has no any strength to fight with the Russian" - how many Soviet lives were lost to take just like less than 10% of Finnish land again?
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  5. Still would have happened regardless.
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  6. Something tells me you haven't seen what happend when Moscow tried to invade Finland. Besides, what's KGB spy Putin doing near the 1st anniversary of his 3-day 'special military operation'?
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  7. ​ @CSCCSC-xl7qq  - except, you won't. We can tell.
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  8. Dude, that's debunked.
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  9. "There was no reason for it to exist." - counterpoint: Moldova and Chechnya.
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  10. Nope. Putin had every chance to improve Russia, and he squandered them.
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  11. "Ukraine has not sunk any Russian ships - that's all been debunked." - pro-Russia milbloggers and amateur phone videos say otherwise
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  12. Again, incorrect. Ukraine want to improve their lives and want no part of Russia's BS. Putin didn't get the memo.
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  13. Not really.
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  14. Not quite. By simply attacking Helsinki (even without a nuke), the Finns are guaranteed to invoke Article 5.
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  15. Incorrect.
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  16. Finland did what they wanted to in the Winter War despite losing a bit of land: remain independent. As for the Soviets getting back on their feet during WWII, there's the thing called "Lend-Lease" that helped them get to Berlin.
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  17. Incorrect.
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  18. Nope, not quite.
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  19. ​ @vergil-z71  - not denial, besides we already know why NATO intervened in Serbia and Kosovo.
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  20. "It feels like you are funded by NATO or Raytheion or Lockheed Martin." - which isn't the case. "Yet did not say a work about the CIA coup in Ukraine" - which isn't the case either. "or that the Ukrainian army has killed over 14,000 of its own Russian speaking citizens" - over 14,000 being mostly military casualties ON BOTH SIDES.
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  21. Incorrect, or at least there are a lot of missing context to your comments.
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  22. Except, their alliance with the Nazis was more nuanced than it seems. To put it shortly, superficial at best. Besides, didn't the Soviets help Germany build up their war machine?
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  23. Not quite. Russia pretty much got her eastern European neighbors angry long before Ukraine in 2022.
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  24. There's the thing called Chechnya.
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  25. The didn't FORMALLY apply. 'Asking' and 'formally applying' for membership are two very different things
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  26. Nope.
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  27. ​ @austin33785  - I hate to break it, but you're really lack foresight (one of the things that brought you Pearl Harbor).
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  28. incorrect
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  29. Nope.
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  30. Thing is, Russia destroyed itself.
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  31. ​ @user3bf653f  - not really hate, just dissapointment. Russia had years to reinvent itself and become a productive country. Invading Ukraine pretty much put those chances into the bin for a very long time.
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  32.  @DonutGuard  - Zhukov and some Soviet officials (and probably Stalin himself) say otherwise. Besides, Ukraine is already getting Lend-Lease just like Moscow.
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  33. "Finland could of just asked for help" - they already did.
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  34. Much of the world's grain comes from Ukraine.
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  35. "instead of removing NATO they continually expanded threatening and encircling Russia." - Moldova, Chechnya, and Georgia say otherwise.
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  36. ​@csjmb6193 - dude, don't play dumb.
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  37. Nope.
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  38. Russia's actions in Syria suggest otherwise.
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  39. If Putin and Yanukovych just admit that the Ukrainian people prefer closer ties with the EU, there never would have been a war.
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  40.  @TomSeliman99  - and now it seems Russia's own blunders are giving China some second-thoughts.
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  41. All Putin had to do was not invade in the first place, understand that Ukraine wishes to lean closer with the EU, and that's it.
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  42. Not really. On the other hand, Russia's supposed might is questionable at best; can't even help Armenia when they asked a few times.
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  43. ​ @aronm5617  - "The point being is west toppled a pro Russian government to make them pro West." - incorrect, and you know that pretty well.
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  44. ​ @direct2397  - unfortunately, you seem to forget that Moscow is the capital of both. And we all know how they operate.
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  45. ​ @RM27.03  - same applies to Moscow.
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  46. Incorrect.
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  47. Incorrect
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  48. Not quite.
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  49. ​ @Azdroc96  - and before we forget, Moscow's victory over the Nazis was, even by the admission of some top Soviet officials, made possible by stuff from the good ol' U.S. of A. Besides, this ain't the old Soviet times bud where they could draw more manpower. Now, Ukraine is getting the much-needed Lend-Lease.
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  50.  @mrmellow1144  - or Russia didn't treat their former Warsaw Pact members well, and that was the factor that made a good portion of the eastern bloc join NATO.
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  51. "Russia defeated Nazi Germany" - while being supplied and informed by Allied Lend-Lease and intelligence.
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  52.  @thearchitect817  - "The USA has failed in many wars to exhibit just why it/we are the number one superpower." Here's the thing: you don't exactly need wars to prove that you're the number one superpower. Just by looking at how Kennedy handled the Cuban Missile Crisis would you get a clue. Besides, Moscow have their fair share of losses: Poland, Finland, 1980s Afghanistan, and now Ukraine would be on the list.
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  53. ​ @thearchitect817  - nope, Russia is still doing so badly in Ukraine. Sure, getting Bakhmut may be fine for Putin, but they took too long and lost a good portion of their men (including Wagner) and equipment to do so. And it looks like this is an opportunity for Ukraine. Besides, isn't there something going in Belgorod right now?
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  54. Incorrect.
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  55. Except, it ain't what you think.
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  56. Unfortunately, if left alone long enough, it will be a problem.
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  57.  @dboyzer1  - maybe look at Russia as well, seems like neo-Nazism is way more rampant there.
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  58.  @hiufgterde  - again, incorrect.
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  59. It already was leaning somewhere closer to Nazism than Ukraine.
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  60. Incorrect.
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  61. While forgetting that Moscow had said agreements and treaties with said Nazis during the Interwar Period.
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  62. ​ @user3bf653f  - let's see: "Insdead of live in peace, they start ww3 using ukrains as an excuse." - nope. The main draw for why the war began is the Ukrainians' desire to better themselves by forging closer ties with the EU. "Did putin ever attack you?" - tell that to Poland, or Hungary, or Chechnya, or Moldova, or Georgia. "did you help serbians when US bombed them?" - you mean, "helping the Serbs with their mass genocide?" "You did not care when Zensky shelled eastern ukraine for the 10 years" - firstly, Zelensky started office in 2019. Second, the "mass genocide of ethnic Russians" was already debunked. "West always reject russia." - something tells me you need a bit of history homework; Russia did ally with the West a few times (most notably in the Napoleonic Wars).
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  63.  @HistorydnClarity  - not even close, unsurprisingly. Besides, you forget that the US came to play when they started nationhood in 1776, whereas Russia has been around for quite longer.
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  64. Then why the need for mobilization if Russia is "destroying" Ukraine?
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  65. Except, not quite.
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  66. "Russia saved Europe" - after dooming Europe by training the Nazis during the interwar years.
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  67.  Australian Jackaroo  - on the other hand, Moscow essentially didn't give Ukraine in WWII not much of a choice.
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  68. ​ @yo-gz8rv  - except, not quite.
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  69. Nope, not quite.
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  70. ​ @angelicoctahedron3646  "Ukraine cancelling russian language." - incorrect. Read the Ukrainian constitution. "Ukraine has multiple objects named after Bandera name" - which you can thank Moscow for that.
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  71. Dude, even the Soviets housed some Nazis. In fact, look at Wagner. BTW, Soviets also gasp made a deal with the same Nazis to divide Poland back then.
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  72.  @csjmb6193  - dude, you know what Moscow did.
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  73. ​ @csjmb6193  - "or are you unable to accept facts and reality?" - this line pretty much applies to you. "You are joining an evil entity" - and yet, why is Moscow still tolerating neo-Nazis within its own borders? Remember the late Utkin of Wagner infamy? He had SS imagery as tattoos.
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  74. Dig into Finnish history. Moscow wanted to get some slice of Finnish land via the Winter War (which evetually did, albeit not very much and with a chunk of the Soviet war machine taken out by the Finns and good old winter).
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  75. Not quite, buddy.
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  76. "Nato is evil" - which is false.
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  77. ​ @palomathereptilian - "NATO is basically the group of high school bullies tryibg to sabotage countries in the Global South to thrive" - not quite. Seems you're missing a lot of contexts. "This is why y'all are so concerned about BRICS 🤔" - while conveniently forgetting that China and India aren't exactly allies.
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  78. ​ @Azdroc96  - even China knows that using nukes is political suicide.
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  79. Which is false, BTW.
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  80. Nope, and you know it full-stop.
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  81.  @TomSeliman99  - not quite. Ukraine knows that sooner or later, Bakhmut would be captured. They want to be sure that any attempts to do so would be costly to Russia, making it a pyrrhic victory.
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  82. ​ @DRourk  - Russia's response in the days since Finland's ascension to NATO memberships suggests otherwise.
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  83. ​ @DRourk  - did not require "mainstream media" to point out just how pathetic Russia became.
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  84. ​ @DRourk  - you know that it seems Russia didn't read any of the books you mentioned.
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  85. Yeah, nope...
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  86. Incorrect.
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  87. Incorrect.
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  88. Not quite.
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  89.  @TomSeliman99  - are they?
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  90. Ahem... Polish-Soviet War and Winter War...
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  91. Not exactly.
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  92. Pro-Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  93.  @mrpilkington9710  - "nato officers" - and yet, why is NATO chain-of-command still functioning normally?
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  94.  @thereallifetold  - incorrect.
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  95.  @thereallifetold  - Ukraine chose to move on and better themselves. Putin wasted that chance by launching the war.
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  96.  @thereallifetold  - seems you are lacking a bit of context behind the problems Ukraine faced between 2014 (or should I say, earlier) and 2022.
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  97.  @thereallifetold  - is it all his fault? Again, context.
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  98. yawn
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  99.  @Chaldon-hl6yk  - incorrect.
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  100. ​ @diman7993  - "truth is on the side of Rusia" - nope. "their strong leader" - doubt. "and their strong people" - also doubt.
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  101. Not quite.
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  102. Legally, it's still Ukrainian territory.
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  103.  @limhan3209  - with due respect, this is already well-known: that part is internationally recognized as being Ukrainian land that Russia illegally annexed. We all know that.
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  104.  @limhan3209  - honestly, just you. And besides, you're going into whataboutism territory while the video is focusing on Ukraine specifically. Russia has more than enough land and resources to grow, so why invade Ukraine in the first place when you can just simply leverage what you have?
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  105. Incorrect.
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  106.  @angelicoctahedron3646  - Russia has become NATO's best PR salesman. Just ask the countries that were once part of the Warsaw Pact.
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  107.  @antonptiza  - that ain't propagamda. Ask the eastern European members and do research about them and their relationship with Russia (hint: it's turbulent even before NATO).
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  108. (X) - doubt
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  109. ​ @bormorozov  - (X) doubt
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  110. "UkroNazi" - meanwhile, Russia continues to harbor a larger group of neo-Nazis within its borders.
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  111. Yeah, not quite.
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  112. "Time to actually put america first..." - afraid you're just setting up for 'America Last'. "and stop funding all these conflicts that have sh*t to do with us!" - the Red Sea and the 70's oil crisis would like a word.
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  113. Synagogues still exist in Europe doing their daily prayer services.
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  114. Satellite pics predating Feb. 24 say otherwise.
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  115. ​@joecooper5207 - hate to break it, but: - Bandera was arrested by the very Nazis you claim to hate for the rest of World War II. - there is a much bigger - and really, much bigger - neo-Nazi problem in Russia than Ukraine. - there are still a good number of practioners of other faiths in Ukraine (Judaism, in particular), LGBT, and other minorities - the ones that the Nazis hate.
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  116.  @mrmellow1144  - make concrete too hot for too long, and you get a whole host of problems for integrity.
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  117. Incorrect.
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  118. ​ @roberttyrrell2250  - "Finland supported the German Nazis" Which is superficial. You need to do some homework regarding Finland's history during WWII.
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  119.  @SimpleFramesChannel  - maybe Moscow shouldn't have treated its former Warsaw Pact and current CSTO members poorly.
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  120. ​ @RM27.03  - if we include Soviet times, Poland, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, among others.
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  121. Here's the thing: Yes, Ukraine is basically a testing ground for western weapons; they said it themselves. What you fail to mention is that they're testing them on the invading Russians trampling on a nation just striving to be better and more democratic.
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  122. Or Sarcasmitron, considering that his NATO video became quite the standard when dealing with that very topic.
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  123. Incorrect.
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  124. ​@72badry - the part where neo-Nazism is thriving in Russia despite Putin's claims, even employing them militarily?
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  125. Which is incorrect.
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  126.  @roynichols4745  - pretty simple: ask the nations of the former Warsaw Pact. Did they wish to forge closer ties with Russia? Ask the Ukrainians. They wish to forge closer ties with the EU; even their Parliament approved this, which Yanukovych rejected. That's why the Euromaidan happend. And besides, why install missile bases when you have submarines and aircraft to do the job? And for that last sentence, you can thank Moscow for that.
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  127.  @roynichols4745  - I think you need to a do a bit more research on the Baltics and why they chose to go to NATO. Moscow pushed them to go there, and Ukraine would do the same.
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  128. "one country" - then why does Russia have Iranian and North Korean missiles in their inventory?
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  129. ​ @Reliique  - dude, you know that's the case, right?
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  130. Which is thoroughly debunked?
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  131. ​ @markok4774  - "Kindzal say "hello"" MIM-104 Patriot: "Helo" The results in Ukraine say otherwise. Besides, the creator of the Kinzhal was arrested a good while ago for "espionage."
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  132. ​ @mangles1044  - not quite.
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  133. ​ @RM27.03  - then why send a long convoy to Kiev again?
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  134. ​ @MaineiacSean  - except, not quite.
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  135.  @MaineiacSean  - I'm referring to the part of Russia "pushing" all of NATO further west now that Finland and Sweden are in the alliance. Not only that, they lost Armenia after they fruitlessly asked Moscow for help. Besides, ballistic missile submarines and aerial refuelling exist.
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  136.  @MaineiacSean  - which isn't exactly the case.
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  137.  @MaineiacSean  - dude, you don't get it. If there are NATO troops in Ukraine, Russia would have lost a lot more right now.
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  138. ​ @Azdroc96  - besides, we have submarines and bombers to do that.
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  139.  @3446  - same with Russia and China.
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  140.  @austin33785  - dude, don't play dumb.
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  141. ​ @firehot427  - also forgetting that Putin has also hired neo-Nazis. And if one source were to indicate, pardoned a Satanist from prison.
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  142. Pro-Russia milbloggers and amateur vids say otherwise.
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  143. Ahem... Polish-Soviet War, Winter War, 1956 Hungarian Revolution.
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  144. ​@ZVO-CoNww3 - except, Russia won't live in peace.
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  145. Nope.
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  146. ​ @АндрейМалышев-ц6е  - not really. The ouster of Yanukovych happened after he refused the people's wish to forge closer ties with the EU (even the Parliament agreed with the latter). As for Donbass, that's debunked. Besides, in some ways, NATO's expansion was self-inflicting on Moscow after their treatment on the former Warsaw Pact members.
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  147.  @recgar  - dude, you know that's not the case, right?
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  148.  @recgar  - "The problem is you've all been enslaved." - nope, and you know it full-stop.
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  149. ​ @recgar  - "so then you really do support fascism and Nazi's?" - Russia seems to be the one fitting the two better than Ukraine. While there are some actual neo-Nazis there, the numbers are very small - and Ukrainians, at least, aknowledge the issue openly and are keeping it in check. Russia, meanwhile... yeah, it's much bigger than that. And admitting it to the Russian public would be very problematic for the Kremlin. Dude, I suggest stopping the lie. You ain't fighting fascism and Nazis, you've ironically become THEM.
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  150. Incorrect.
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  151.  @BozheTsaryaKhrani  - is it just that, or there are other factors to consider (i.e. bruised ego like the current war that Putin is in)?
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  152.  @thereallifetold  - incorrect.
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  153. Which is false, BTW.
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  154.  @stephenhunter3993  - dude, don't play dumb. You know that.
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  155. Actually way, WAY less compared to Putin who, for some reason, still tolerated a lot of neo-Nazi groups within Russia.
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  156.  @yashkin6192  - the Russians wouldn't exactly win, either.
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  157. Unrecognized. Besides, you know that it's not the case, right?
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  158. Incorrect.
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  159. Stopping weapons shipments to Ukraine won't stop the war or Russia's ambitions either.
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  160. ​ @Miodrag.Vukomanovic  - incorrect, and you know that.
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  161. Incorrect.
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  162.  @HistorydnClarity  For point 1, aren't you forgetting about the Warsaw Pact and how the Soviets treated their member-states? And what about Armenia when they asked for help? Same can be said for Russia for point 2.
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  163. Except, not quite the case.
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  164.  @nixiontm  - incorrect.
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  165.  @etokarlooon  - Russia is doing badly.
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  166. ​ @keithbrandon3660  - if we include the Soviet Union (which Moscow is still the capital), yeah not really. Invaded Poland, invaded Finland, invaded Chechnya, invaded Georgia, and now invading Ukraine (which is not the first time).
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  167. You might want to do some research regarding NATO's eastern expansion. This, in many ways, is self-inflicting on Moscow's part.
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  168.  @Azdroc96  - seems they forget the Warsaw Pact once existed (and CSTO too for the present). I wonder how Moscow treated their fellow member-states.
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  169. "and defend the people of Donbass." - unfortunately, a certain Sergey Glazyev would say otherwise.
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  170. ​ @russianprincess3673  - how many Soviet lives were lost just to take, like, 1/10 of Finnish land again?
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  171.  @russianprincess3673  - and yet, why do recent events suggest otherwise? Why did a Russian general got thrown under the bus?
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  172.  @chesnok8358  - incorrect.
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  173. False, buddy. You know there ain't a coup in Ukraine back in 2014. And before bringing up THAT phone call leak, Nuland basically said that Yanukovych should remain president while the opposition gets jobs within the government.
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  174. "If trump was in power, Russia wouldn't dare attack Ukraine and get away with it." - nope. Putin would still do it, albeit much more subtely.
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  175. Tl:dr - nope. And you know that.
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  176. Incorrect.
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  177. Nope, not exactly quickly.
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  178. Incorrect.
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  179.  @glendurrant3988  - already did, it's just you.
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  180. Moldova says otherwise.
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  181. Russia didn't FORMALLY submit their application, by the way. Quite different compared to being "just allowed in".
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  182. Not really.
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  183. ​@72badry - what that commenter also failed to mention is that Moscow invaded Moldova, Chechnya and Georgia.
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  184.  @ransertu7630  - because Yanukovych, rather than forging closer ties with the EU that ordinary Ukrainians desired for a better shot of a brighter future, decided to go with Russia. Even the Parliament at the time were ticked off.
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  185. ​ @jb24001  - except, not quite.
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  186. ​ @pistolpetetc  - except, it's not NATO expansion that is the cause. Besides, the current war wouldn't have happened if Putin just stopped at Crimea.
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  187. "If there is no NATO there is no WAR." Incorrect.
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  188. "Russia won this war long time ago" Some pro-Russian sources (yes, exactly) say otherwise.
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  189. "America is the culprit country" - not quite.
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  190. Yeah, not quite.
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  191. Moscow's attempted invasion of Finland just before WWII refutes the comment.
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  192. ​ @reeganana7094  - or the part where Moscow was responsible for the buildup of the Nazi war machine.
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  193. ​ @mogheanil  - incorrect.
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  194. Nope.
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  195. Not quite. By not treating the nations of the former Warsaw Pact well enough, this made them have very good reasons to go to NATO. What Russia's doing right now by invading is even way more stupid than necessary. Now Finland and Sweeden are heading in the same direction like much of eastern Europe. This is a disaster, much of which being of Moscow's own making.
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  196. Incorrect. And you know that.
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  197.  @amineay9667  - doesn't exactly make sense when submarines exists.
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  198. So, not really the case.
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  199.  @mrnoodle1906  - so, not exactly.
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  200. ​ @russianprincess3673  - "FAKE NEWS PROPAGANDA" - pro-Russia milbloggers and amateur phone vids say otherwise.
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  201. ​ @jonyurad  - which is debunked?
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  202. Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  203.  @jaysmith5175  - don't play dumb. You know that.
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  204.  @csjmb6193  - nope. And you know it full-stop.
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  205. ​ @csjmb6193  - "totally but joining Nato ends up like Ukraine today" - nope. "itself committing several warcrimes" - the same can be applied to Moscow and the former Warsaw Pact. Dude, why lie?
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  206. ​ @csjmb6193  - dude, don't play dumb. I can tell.
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  207.  @csjmb6193  - "making poor decision." - again, why lie? Let me guess: you know that Finland isn't making the "poor decision" here? It's Moscow that did it. Dude, cut the act.
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  208.  @csjmb6193  - "Let's pray that Finland doesn't become Ukraine" - aren't you forgetting something?
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  209. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - Ukraine says otherwise
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  210.  @trevorcrook5753  - "hypersonic missiles" which are more hype than function? Oh, about the HSR thing, America does have (just one line operated by Amtrak). Still, big fail to notice it.
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  211.  @trevorcrook5753  - and one was downed by a Patriot battery. Besides, many of the Russian boys studying math and science either fled the country or got drafted into the army.
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  212. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - the Khinzhal is based on the Iskander, so another fail on that one. Something tells us you know that what you said are BS.
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  213. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - and now six more Khinzal "hypersonics" were down. Something's wrong with Russia's engineering force, the creator was arrested.
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  214.  @trevorcrook5753  - be honest: you know that Russia's not doing well.
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  215. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - except it's still ongoing. If Russia is using just 5% of it's military might, why did Putin issue a partial mobilization order? I wouldn't be surprised if he decide to issue it again. Cut the act. You know that what you said is BS.
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  216. Russia does the same.
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  217. "Ukraine did overthouge their uraic government in 2014." - nope, Yanukovych failed to bring Ukraine closer to the EU. That's why he was kicked out, even by his own parliament.
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  218. Except, not quite.
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  219. The cost of trying to restore an old empire.
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  220. ​ @ppstorm_  - the former Warsaw Pact members say otherwise.
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  221. They didn't FORMALLY apply.
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  222.  @paulanderson7796  - incorrect.
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  223. ​ @postmanlondon  - nope.
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  224. Not quite. Besides, Ukraine hosts numerous religions, JUDAISM as well since Zelenskyy is JEWISH (not something the actual Nazis like).
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  225. Incorrect. At worst, misleading whataboutism.
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  226.  @abdullahalfaruk1449  - again, whataboutism.
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  227.  @abdullahalfaruk1449  - not really in a bubble. At the very least, people outside of Russia are a little more open-minded and have more mental strength to confront the dark side. But this video is about Ukraine, first and foremost.
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  228. Which, by all accounts, is basically lower than chump change compared to Moscow's relationship with Germany in the Interwar Period. Does the Leichttraktor ring a bell?
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  229. ​​ @alals6794  - Poland and Hungary would like to have a word with you.
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  230. Not quite.
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  231. ​ @ilovebarcelona9256  - "ethnic cleansing that has been happening in eastern Ukraine since 2014." - debunked, I'm afraid.
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  232. ​@ZVO-CoNww3 - fun fact: Bandera was arrested by the very Nazis you claimed to be fighting against for the rest of WWII. And before that, Moscow helped Germany in rearmanent during the Interwar Period (case in point, the Leichttraktor).
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  233. @ZVO-CoNww3 - nope. Besides, you didn't seem to notice the part where I mentioned that Bandera was arrested for the rest of the war.
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  234. @ZVO-CoNww3 - hmm... why do I get the feeling you left out A LOT of other contexts?
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  235. @ZVO-CoNww3 - "you are." - nope. Just pointing out the irony. "No one forced Bandera to do what he ended up doing, in fact, he was an ultranationalist since his youth." - the Holodomor would like a word (the event that Moscow instigated).
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  236.  @jenghiskhan69  - Russia uses civilian buildings as well.
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  237.  @Muhammad_Ahmad_  - one problem: there's a thing called the Warsaw Pact.
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  238. ​ @Die-sel13136  - so tl;dr... nope. Russia isn't really saving the world.
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  239. On the other hand, the Soviets invaded Poland, got Nazi Germany to share each half of Poland, and didn't exactly treat the Warsaw Pact members well.
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