Comments by "Miriam Weller" (@miriamweller812) on "7 Lessons NATO should learn from Ukraine war" video.
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@deadeyecpt.7765 Well you sometimes got superunits and overall games are often designed, that units got health bars and then you can repair them or they reg themselves and of course everything is all nice on a small map, you just got the enemy and the enemy is super dumb and all that.
In reality, you see shit, you know shit, 99+% of the shots miss the target (and hit something else) and even when you got a firefight, you will barely see whom you are actually shooting at, not even talking about artillery and so on.
When you hear the western media and co talk about the magical artillery units we send them for example: well, fine when you can shoot so far (and what they got - and was destroyed - could do that, too), but withotu surveillance, this doens't help you much.
From journalists at the frontline came the info, that they simply can't look the far and drones get jamed and so on. Satellite images are mainly good for stationary targets, stuff that can't move, like buildings.
So what we got (well, not from our MSM) are shots of our wonderful western wonder weapons against villages, schools, hospitals and alike, no soldiers even near it, but, well, they know those buildings are there, those can't move away, they don't know who's inside, so they just shoot at them.
Same for the great idea to just open prisons and in general just give military weapons to anyone who wants them.
What persons will take such an offer? The smart ones? The thoughtful ones? Or the ones who are aggressive, dumb or think it's all a videogame?
They sit there with others like them, their new weapons with overall not enough ammuntion to reach anything at all beside being a lethal risk, and, well, no enemy in 50km radius.
But they don't know that. They were told, there are enemies everywhere. Saboteurs. People in civil (like them). Danegerous, likely armed people (like them).
I don't want to know, how many people died from that alone.
Friendly fire is a big problem even in trained armies, it's still a big danger. When you just arm civilians (and criminals), it's not only a risk anymore, it's the main threat.
It's something you rarely got in video games.
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@AllisterCaine They hold back to no just obliterate everything.
If Ukraine wouldn't be run by Nazis pushed by western fascists, they would have given up already and move on.
Instead NATO fascism keeps sending Ukraine into death and destruction.
Russia's slow path gave and still gives Ukraine endless chances to stop it.
You know how NATO acts? They just destroy everything and - just as in Ukraine - gives a single fuck how many of the country and its civilians survive.
If Russia would act like NATO, you would have a burned down Kiev already and hundred thousands dead civilians already.
Ukrainian army is hiding in cities, using their own population as meat shields. Hell, their own politicians admitted that.
Literally said: "Russia is doing bad in city fights, so by hiding and attacking in cities, we can prolong the war and get out kills" (not exact quote word by word, but by meaning).
What by the way just tells two things:
1. Ukraine uses the tactic of terrorist, because not even guerillia soldiers would burn down their own cities and abuse their own people as cover. Terrorist do that.
2. They just admitted with that, that Russia tries to keep civilians losses at a minimum, else their tactic with hiding behind them would not work at all.
And they don't just hide, they shoot at them, too. With NATO weapons. Those attacks that hit the Donezk reason, including a running hospital with hundreds of patients inside and not a single soldier even near it, hit by western NATO ammunition shot form NATO artillery.
They don't use that stuff to attack the Russian army, because the Russia army just obliterates them if not before they shoot, then after. They shoot at the people living in Donbass. They do, what they did since 2014 = trying to get rid of all people there to conquere the land.
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