Comments by "" (@IljaHordist) on "Vox" channel.

Yes, of course, all that numerous opponents that got killed or who became victims of attempted murder in Russia since 2000 and whose cases were all never solved did it themselves...
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If I would get a dollar for each time I read that nonsense...
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@FactOrFakeYT Every stupd statement imaginable gets labled as "common sense" nowadays... That has just become a synonym to "I can't prove it in the slightest, but I still want you to believe it"...
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The difference is that in Russia there actually is voter fraud, while Trump only tried to conceal the fact that he lost the election...
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"if putin wanted this man dead he will be arleady dead" If I would get a dollar for each time I read that nonsense...
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@farkasdavid6530 Well, they needed two attempts for Anna Politkovskaja - and the person who eventually killed her missed her twice from short distance and had to fire another three shots to inflict a fatal wound. Does that answer your question?
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If I would get a dollar for each time I read that nonsense...
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It's always easy to say "I'd rather have a murderer and crook as president of country X than someone whose political views I don't share" if you don't have to live in this country...
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The lesser evil? Putin is a mass murderer...
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If you Kremlin trolls tell us that another 1000 times, maybe you will at least end up believing it yourselves.
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Or according to Navalnyj: "Vladimir the Poisoner of Underpants"...
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"Navalny supports the Crimea invasion" And already the first lie...
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I'm sure there are others. But one thing they must avoid under all circumstances: Letting Putin choose his successor...
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@bungeespeaks6081 "We all"? You and your parrots?
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Because there isn't any correlation.
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@deaansugee Or maybe... just maybe... Putin and his goons are not as infallible as you think.
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@deaansugee Yeah. I'm just observing those things since several years, but sure, I'm naive for not thinking that Putin is an infallible demigod...
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Whataboutism.
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