Comments by "Cyberfunk" (@cyberfunk3793) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

@srdjankovacevic5854 And you believed them? 😂 More like next year Russia: no money to pay online trolls and pensions.
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@srdjankovacevic5854 Petrodollar is doing great and so are the economies of the countries you mentioned compared to places like Russia and even Serbia.
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@Beachgirl1 Didn't have enough mental capcity to formulate anything with substabce, so the emojies were what you had to go with? 😂
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@Alexander-jr8nw So your argument is because Austria is a freeloader protected by other countries around them that is how it should stay in the future also? And no company is going to refuse anyone because they did their military service, on the contrary people that dodge their service have a hard time finding employment in Finland for example. If there actually is such a place where military service would be frowned upon by companies (I don't believe it exists) one could simply not disclose having done it, so your argument is nonsense.
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@Beachgirl1 I would say the lame attempt was the opening: "So says the online Schwab troll. 😂🐑" and continuing with the lack of substance. If you have nothing to say on the topic, why do you even need to embarrass yourself here by commenting?
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@Alexander-jr8nw Being surrounded by NATO countries like Austria and not being prepared to help them because of "neutrality" is being a total freeloader. If Russia got through Poland and attacked Germany, if you were Austrian, would you be just fine with Germans dying in that war protecting you while you stood from the sidelines and did nothing? "refused or forced to serve in the finnish army just because I never served since I came from romania where there is no conscription? " Obviously the companies aren't looking what the foreigners have done in their country but when hiring Finnish men, military service is often a big plus and civil service or refusal (prison) a very big no.
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@samuela-aegisdottir Iceland is the safest, Denmark, Ireland, Austria, Portugal all safer than Slovenia.
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@JohnJohn-bz1lq Where is "bukhmut" ? How is the elementary school going? Did you start your English lessons last week?
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@tanker00v25 It's your duty dingus. The government doesn't owe you anything for calling you to service legally. The whole idea that conscripted soldiers need to be paid some fair wage is a brainfart that must originate from a childish and selfish mind only thinking about themselves instead of their country. The obvious backbone of the system is that you can recruit large part of the population and have them trained for war cheaply. If the wage was fair, there would not be any need for conscription.
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@tanker00v25 "the state serves me, not the other way around" This is exactly the kind childish and shelfish mindset your brainfarts originate from. Everything is about you, what you can get and nothing is about any responsibility for the country that allowed you to have all that you have and live in freedom. No deal needed, people like you should simply be sent to prison like happens in Finland if they refuse the mandatory civil or military service and practically nobody refuses both because they have common sense and some feeling of responsibility unlike you.
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@Alexander-jr8nw I don't think such technology will exist before some skynet cyborgs are available and it's going to be decades if not longer before that happens. In a large scale land war you sill need a lot of people manning the line and trenches and taking or defending territory. It can't all be done just by jets from the sky. I didn't believe Russia would attack Ukraine either until it did, so what we speculate isn't worth that much. Putler might be getting even more reckless and senile the older he gets, so there is no telling what he will try.
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@antifacho9294 It seems it is more you that has bought the propaganda, from the commie peacenik side. Would you stand aside and let another dictator rule your country for 50 years or try to stop him with flowers?
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@robinson2565 I don't know if that is supposed to be some kind of an insult, but if so, it's rather poor. From my experience, manly men are secure enough to not care about how their username may sound to strangers and they typically also don't pay attention to other men's "manliness" like you seem to be occupied with.
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@andrewrobinson2565 No, the one bringing up masculinity of other men was you. I had more military training as a conscript than most my countrymen did before the winter war. One doesn't need to study for years to fly an F35 to be an infantryman or many other jobs in the military. One also doesn't need to be John Rambo to be useful and at least have the basis to build other skills later when needed. Israel's army is largely based on concsription also, do you think they aren't capable? Even if training for conscripts would be subpar, it's better than starting from nothing when the invaders have already crossed the borders and you don't even know how a rifle works.
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@procerusgigas You obviously don't shoot without live ammo when doing target practise, so I'm pretty sure everyone in Croatian army that knows how to shoot a rifle has had real ammo.
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@andrewrobinson2565 Finland had almost no preparation for invasion before winter war, no tanks, no air force to speak of and shortage of even basic weapons. After that obviously things have changed but a lot had to happen at a moments notice and very little training in 1939. What obviously helped was fact that people knew some basic skills like skiing and hunting from civil life. Many don't have those skills anymore nowadays, so excellent opportunity to teach them exist with conscription besides other basic skills like first aid, navigation, protection against chemical and nuclear fallout, having discipline, paying attention to detail and following orders when your life depends on it etc. I looked it up, there is 0 usage of any term related to emasculation from me before you bringing it up, so you must be imagining things or perhaps projecting your own insecurities. What you would do at 62 has not much to do with the question: is conscription in general necessary or useful. If every 20 - 50 year old could simply choose to be an interpreter then we could simply surrender at the first sign of trouble and live under whatever dictator threatened us first. Historical reasons don't apply today, there is no reason to be a freeloader because of something that happened decades ago. If necessary Austria can change their laws and even constitution. Sweden was neutral for about 200 years, yet it is joining NATO right now and Finland should have never been neutral to begin with after ww2 but it was forced to do it because of realities of it's neighbor. I have personally always advocated for Finland joining NATO already many decades ago as clear majority of officers in the Finnish army have agreed with this for ages including ww2 veterans.
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@andrewrobinson2565 The last time I drank Koskenkorva was probably about 30 years ago. Both my parents have been dead for ages so I also don't lift weights in their basements. You do a lot of assuming and stereotyping for a person concerned with "engaging the brain first". Complaints about smart-arsery are also a bit rich coming from a person that opened with remarks about my username, supposed comments about emasculation that don't exist anywhere in the thread, and talks about weightlifting in my parent's basement. If testosterone is such a touchy subject, there are replacement therapies that might be available for you even at 62 so talk to your doctor if it's something you are short on.
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@andrewrobinson2565 The last time I drank Koskenkorva was probably about 30 years ago. Both my parents have been dead for ages so I also don't lift weights in their basements.
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@andrewrobinson2565 You do a lot of assuming and stereotyping for a person concerned with "engaging the brain first". Complaints about smart-xxsery are also a bit rich coming from a person that opened with remarks about my username, supposed comments about emasculation that don't exist anywhere in the thread, and talks about weightlifting in my parent's basement. If testosterone is such a touchy subject, there are replacement therapies that might be available for you even at 62 if you find it necessary.
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@andrewrobinson2565 And again, due to the childish censorship on Youtube: You do a lot of assuming and stereotyping for a person concerned with "engaging the brain first". Complaints about attitude/sarcasm are also a bit rich coming from a person that opened with remarks about my username, supposed comments about emasculation that don't exist anywhere in the thread, and talks about weightlifting in my parent's basement.
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@andrewrobinson2565 And sure, better together, hopefully also Austria too in NATO sharing the weight and responsibility of defending the continent against dictators like Putler 👍
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