Comments by "Dima S" (@dimas3829) on "NFKRZ" channel.

"you can't be racist against white people" - a few black racists have said, yes.
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well, I'd ban you too for misinformation if you tired to portray that heroic local militia tactic as Russian army one.
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yeah, look at all things that Elcin created which Putin destroyed. wait, WHAT?
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Navalny is fucking same as liberals abroad. He maybe was decent at first when he was not wanting political power and only worked on the corruption cases.. the thing is he got too much easy money out of people to figth for them.. and drown into corruption himself. He ended publicizing his revenue like from what, 2011? The last report in short was about how Navalny spends so much money on his elitist buddies well being that there almost nothing left to really fight corruption efficiently.
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@ЯсралнакОРанн Yeah, it's not like Urkainian army massacred peaceful protestors in Mariupol, Ukrainian nazis massacred protestors in Odessa and gangs paid by Ukrainian oligarchy massacred civilians in Donetsk. You should totally look instead at how those horrible civilians took arms and joined anti illegal coup government movement\pro last legitimate president one whose goal was to get AUTONOMOUS STATUS STILL INSIDE UKRAINE and not join Russia, initially. It took 8 years of bombardments, torture and rape by filthy Kiev's regime to drive locals fully on Russian side.
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@Lithuanian_NAFO_lad .... how did you even manage to come to such inept conclusion?
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@VilkatisJanis lmao, what? Hittler ansd Stalin wrote down red lines beyond which they'd not allow the other side to cross without retaliation, same way that later USSR drawn red lines with USA during cold war. It was an act of enemies that are not really ready for open conflict yet, not of allies.
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@Aeduo the others were treated as good as them, duh. USSR was wonderful place for law abiding people.
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@ekaf1735 the funniest thing is that west talks about freedom of speech so much, yet when Tucker interviews Putin - everyone outraged at the fact of it.
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there is nothing wrong with being z, though.
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@SergeiVasilev-u4c I apologize if I made a spekking mistake there. The tactic would not be heroic if it weren't their houses. The locals can operate however they want to protect themselves from Ukrainian torture chambers and worse.
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@Rainaman- wow, another regard that considers Kursk inept PR stunt as anything bu te loss of the most capable Ukrainian troops to sroke some fragile Zeleboba's ego.
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@andyhx2 Kiev being second Russian capital is pretty close to the issue at hand, though.
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Russian people suffered the most from democracy in 1991-1999 so go fuck yourself.
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at the cost of your whiny tears.
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congratulation, goldfish. You are living representation of soviet meme "I didn't read that, but do condemn it"
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@LordandGodofYouTube If you have attention span of a goldfish - you are one. Also, nice one confirming that you ar e a terrorist, since only those get life sentences in Russia. For speaking privately against Russian army you'd recieve nothing, for speaking publicly and stirring shit - you'd firstly get a talk about decent behavour and not being a dick. If you did it second time youd' get a small fine as a final warning and if you are a brainlet - you'd get a 2-4 years in prison with possibility of it beng replaced with the house arrest instead.
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@danzoom the same Stalin that encouraged small business, made religious restrictions more liberal and kept Lenin idea of promoting local cultures, eh? Not saying that for Stalin era would be absurd. Soviet union was the most multicultural entity in the world and denying it is just absurd. Nobody cared about your identity as long as you were beneficial part of the society. Hence why half a party were Jews, the ethnicity that were hated globe-wide at the time. USSR didn't care. Soviet Union had ambitions to spread worldwide, sure, calling it imperialist is strange though ,since it never had colonies and made it's best effort that core region would spend as much as they could on developing the border ones. Regarding freedoms - Soviet citizens had lots of them, contrary to the rest of the world. Freedom to have a job, house, medicare, education, etc.
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yes, this how real democracy works - the majority decides the future and you know their will beforehand.
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the only good thing that reddit have is porn, the rest are echo-chambers.
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@ekaf1735 Russians can view his interview everyowhere starting from youtube to blogs and TV. VPN usage is not illegal in Russia, by the way.Tucker will for sure will be investigate and they will dug on some firt on him like small tax evasion cases which he will be trialed and judged or he will be silenced same way Alex Jones was silenced. There is no freedom of speech in America, only "it's extremely dangerous to our democracy"-meme. Someday you will learn it too.
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@LordandGodofYouTube Probably not, after all he is not a fan of that criminal and whatever NAvalny wanted to speak out he already did long ago.
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@LordandGodofYouTube rivals? Zero. Criminals? Some.
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@otisdylan9532 whatever bring your in land of denial, my dude. It's not like Kiev was second Russian capital..
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@SergeiVasilev-u4c nah, that would be guys supporting Ukrainian nazis and the most corrupt shithole in the world. Please do remind me why Zelensky denied American audit.
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@krzykpterodaktyla-o2e но я не поддерживаю нацисткий укропский режим жи. Бесчеловечно это после 8 лет дипломатических маняврирований называть освобождение войсками России местного населения - неспровоцированной агрессией. Президент вообще сликшом долго медлил пока Восточные Украинцы страдали под гнётом американского оккупационного режима всё это время. Надо было сметать пендосскую марионетку сразу же в 2014м. Риторика говнюка Зеленского (на выборах ихъяснявшегося исключительно по русски), что обещал украинцам мир, а продолжил гражданскую войну - говорит сама за себя. Зря ждали оздоровления соседей когда у них за плечём англосаксонский хозяин стоит и следит за продолжением геноцида славян.
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they support liberation of Ukraine from nazi menace, duh.
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@TheSuperappelflap Cause my government doesn't resort to beating random people on the streets to fill conscription quotas, Bogdan. Russia is still volunteer only and relies on steel abundance contrary to Ukrainian meat assaults, duh.
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@OrkPaladin -the least racist westerner.
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@SergeiVasilev-u4c the ones at the airport, the infamous ones where they tortured both militia and civilians deemed not patriotic enough or just too attractive. And there are many such that you ignore. Where do you think civilians disappear to on Ukrainian territory after "wrong" comments on internet or for sharing videos of anti-air rockets wrecking their apartments?
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@SergeiVasilev-u4c 1) and? Do you deny DPR and LPR getting recruits from abroad? Why'd they reject such volunteers? Cause you said so? Russia also have core Ukrainian population in Ural, by the way. Two countries were essentially the same one for hundreds of years. 2) If you seriously believe a word of captured soldiers then you have no functioning brain. The country that captured POWs always have leverage over such to force them to say whatever propaganda wanted them to tell, duh. I don't believe words of Ukrainians captured by Russia and neither should you trust the words of Russians captured by Ukraine.
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@Lithuanian_NAFO_lad you'd get special olymics medal for sure. Regardless, militia fought nearly disintegarted Ukrainian army which was steadily supplied by their American masters to become stronger and stronger as years gone by. No one among Ukrainian leadership is hiding anymore that the plan was to attack and retake Crimea and Russia just acted faster than that.
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@SergeiVasilev-u4c Russian army initially entered from a few points and met little to no resistance except for Donetsk direction, duh. It's as if attacking and defending are two very different types of operations, lmao. well, at least leader of Germany Sholtz was open about providing Ukraine with military support for the specific reason of retaking Crimea. Is word of Ukrainian ally counts?
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@SergeiVasilev-u4c look who's talking, pathetic NAFO bot. Several days before 24 February Ukraine thrown thousands of bombs into Donbass, solidifying SMO execution.
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@FriedCirnoFish9 Donetsk airport ones, there are plenty of physical evidence gathered about them when militia retook it. Cope harder about how evil Kiev regime truly is.
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@averageuser-k6u Are you envious about stability of Russian government? Same can be said about Germany ruled by Merkel for 18 years, my dude. People re-elect good leaders cause they proved themselves to be ones, on the contrary to the pathetic states that elect a new person every time cause they have only shitty candidates. And yes, Kiev regime is such cause they denied people elections, contrary to Russia, but go on, proceed to whine and cry how "democratic" expired dictator Zelensky is. What torture chambers of Russia are you speaking about? The worst we had is filtration camps to check out and throw away refugees with nazi tattoos - you can have that trash all you want.
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@Patrick-i6u5v what non-combatants? You mean shooting from their own apartments and apartments of fellow miners? Them defending their homes was heroic, them standing against all odds and against much more numerous and well equipped forces was heroic. Shooting from apartments was just how it was, not heroic, but their battle looked like that. Yes, militia was very afraid of Ukrainian bombings, ya know, the ones Ukrainian army committed unapologetically using white phosphorus against civilian districts and towns.Another Ukrainian warcrime that vultures like you love to ignore. So, they shot down that plane thinking it was military one and guess whose responsibility it is to NOT give access to civilian plane into war zone? Ukrainian one, so yet another Ukrainian warcrime.
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@PUARockstar Russian regular army? Nice delusion, but if they did fight there from 2014 forward, then they wouldn't be so ass at fighting at the same region from 2022 forward, duh. Wagner was created to fight in Syria, my diude, was you blind at the moment? DPR indeed employed people from abroad and Russian governrment was more than happy to kick out all sorts of radicals that wanted to fight for the underdog instead of messing with Russian affairs. The most infamous Strelkov was ww1 LARPer and a monarchist, a person who have no place in modern Russia, uhuh. Might also surprise to you, but the Eastern Ukrainian regions are ethnically Russian (if not for all of Ukraine) so yes, a few family members came from Russia to help their relatives. Keep your delusions about graves of active duty soldiers to yourself, though.
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@VilkatisJanis more like USSR waited out till Poland spends most of it's power and the traitorous government flees to London and then took their own share previously agreed on. And yes, they made parade, as a show of intimidation to each other and reminder to not cross the line. Same way India and China do organise parades on bordering regions to show each other that they are ready to chew each other's throat if provoked. And Soviet Union did take in other lands after that, building numerous hospitals, schools and recreation centres for all of it's citizens regardless of their race, age or gender. Paragon of virtue and science kicked out the exploiter leeches of "ghigh birth" from position of power while strenghtening and empowering everyone. Thinking that USSR and Germany was allies is as insane as thinking that USA and USSR were allies during cold war.
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@LordandGodofYouTube your mom does. If you don't know what he wants - you'd better educated yourself and actually listen to his inerview instead of wasting everyone's time here.
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@LordandGodofYouTube ok, grammar-nazi.
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@LordandGodofYouTube I'm not oligarch whose life was ruined by Western thiefs that froze his accounts just because he's Russian, so I don't have such impulse to end my misery that they have, sure. Nice one reminder of vile xenophobic and ulawful behaviour of the west, though. And nice one victimblaming as if Putin is somehow involved to your own disgusting mistreatment of people based on their ethnicity.
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