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

  1.  @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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  2.  @thereallifetold  - incorrect.
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  3. Which is false, BTW.
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  4.  @stephenhunter3993  - dude, don't play dumb. You know that.
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  5. 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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  6.  @yashkin6192  - the Russians wouldn't exactly win, either.
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  7. Unrecognized. Besides, you know that it's not the case, right?
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  8. Incorrect.
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  9. Stopping weapons shipments to Ukraine won't stop the war or Russia's ambitions either.
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  10. ​ @Miodrag.Vukomanovic  - incorrect, and you know that.
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  11. Incorrect.
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  12.  @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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  13. Except, not quite the case.
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  14.  @nixiontm  - incorrect.
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  15.  @etokarlooon  - Russia is doing badly.
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  16. ​ @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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  17. 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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  18.  @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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  19. "and defend the people of Donbass." - unfortunately, a certain Sergey Glazyev would say otherwise.
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  20. ​ @russianprincess3673  - how many Soviet lives were lost just to take, like, 1/10 of Finnish land again?
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  21.  @russianprincess3673  - and yet, why do recent events suggest otherwise? Why did a Russian general got thrown under the bus?
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  22.  @chesnok8358  - incorrect.
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  23. 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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  24. "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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  25. Tl:dr - nope. And you know that.
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  26. Incorrect.
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  27. Nope, not exactly quickly.
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  28. Incorrect.
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  29.  @glendurrant3988  - already did, it's just you.
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  30. Moldova says otherwise.
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  31. Russia didn't FORMALLY submit their application, by the way. Quite different compared to being "just allowed in".
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  32. Not really.
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  33. ​@72badry - what that commenter also failed to mention is that Moscow invaded Moldova, Chechnya and Georgia.
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  34.  @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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  35. ​ @jb24001  - except, not quite.
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  36. ​ @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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  37. "If there is no NATO there is no WAR." Incorrect.
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  38. "Russia won this war long time ago" Some pro-Russian sources (yes, exactly) say otherwise.
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  39. "America is the culprit country" - not quite.
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  40. Yeah, not quite.
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  41. Moscow's attempted invasion of Finland just before WWII refutes the comment.
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  42. ​ @reeganana7094  - or the part where Moscow was responsible for the buildup of the Nazi war machine.
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  43. ​ @mogheanil  - incorrect.
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  44. Nope.
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  45. 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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  46. Incorrect. And you know that.
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  47.  @amineay9667  - doesn't exactly make sense when submarines exists.
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  48. So, not really the case.
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  49.  @mrnoodle1906  - so, not exactly.
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  50. ​ @russianprincess3673  - "FAKE NEWS PROPAGANDA" - pro-Russia milbloggers and amateur phone vids say otherwise.
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