Comments by "" (@snowcat9308) on "Sandboxx" channel.

  1. No yeah Kurdish extremists fighting tooth and nail to avoid real life actual in-fact ethnic cleansing can totally be put on the same level as LITERALLY ISIS. Now, it's pretty easy for me--as an American--to denounce violent suicide attacks for the sake of furthering the political agenda for one's group. But, I'm also not being relentlessly persecuted because of my ethnicity. The Kurdish people are at war with a government that throws away their basic human rights--let alone giving them fair social and legal treatment.
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  2. Radar tapes? Wtf is this 1970?
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  3. Oh so the aren't classified and Gaijin is just using this as an excuse to avoid making Western vehicles as strong as they really are!
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  4.  @poorsvids4738  One, just no. I'd love for you to find me a source that doesn't lead back to Russia Today, but until you do that, you're reiterating Russian propaganda. Two, even if that were true, they can just go back to Russia. Tell me, what country do Kurds come from? Like, what country has an ethnic majority of Kurds and is culturally Kurdish?
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  5. Gaijin is as based in Hungary as an iceberg is based in the air. They sit in Hungary (one of the two turncoat states in NATO, by the way) and act like they don't have strong Russian ties when they constantly give favorable treatment to Russian vehicles. Oh, and the founder apparently has ties to Gazprom, Russia's state-run oil tycoon. The "gas station" part of "Russia is a gas station run by gangsters."
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  6. Turkey and Hungary have turncoat administrations at the moment. If the people of these nations still want the security guarantees NATO offers, they need to fix their shit or leave.
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  7. The air force hunting down every bee in North Carolina until they find the F-35
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  8. Unless you live in New York, DC, or LA, you have nothing to worry about. Russia flaunts its nuclear arsenal whenever someone sneezes are their glorious leader, but it's important to remember just how costly maintaining a nuclear arsenal is. It's also important to remember how financially devastated Russia was during the 1990s. When you remember these things both at the same time, you can rest easy know that we would actually WIN a nuclear war with Russia. Like, win.
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  9. It's honestly better that Russia thinks that their S-400s are the best. That way they can die happy when the F-35 they were supposed to shoot down bombs their glorified dump truck.
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  10. It's pretty cute that China thinks it can fight a war in the Pacific with a country who did just that (and learned a whole hell of a lot from it) less than a hundred years ago. Really cute.
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  11. Isn't it really interesting that all of the shit-talk surrounding the F-35 vanished off of the Western internet following the invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent banishment of Russian propaganda from Google and similar platforms? I just thought that was a unique and fascinating coincidence.
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  12. nice thumbnail
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  13. Most of the players playing the game are in the US, on a US timezone. Not everything is American exceptionalism you dainty little flower
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  14. LOL. Cory Gardner talks about "Iran or North Korea" using drone tech on us, but curiously leaves out the only country actively at war with the West: Russia. Very interesting and probably tooootally unrelated to his status as a Republican politician. 🙄
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  15. See I don't understand why we can't just throw our nukes at their nukes in a nuclear exchange. Nuclear bombs have an EMP effect, so would it not mess with the electronics of enemy bombs if our bombs just blow up near them? Or y'know, just blow them up? We could win a conventional war if we survived the nuclear exchange mostly intact. This seems too good to be true, so can someone please tell me that I'm wrong?
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  16. TL;DR -- The DEI stuff is the first part of a pipeline that will take you straight to the far right. Check your sources. Stop falling victim to lies told by our enemies. "DEI" isn't doing anything to our military. The people who are selling you lies about "DEI" rely on the assumption that gay, black, or female soldiers will NECESSARILY be less-capable than their straight white male counterparts. This assumption might include the buffer of "boosting DEI numbers" (instead of essentialist claims about gay, black, or female people)... That is, until you're far enough down the rabbit hole that they pull off the masks and expose their essentialist ideals. This is how far-right propaganda works in a society that does not welcome it. They hide behind "dogwhistles" until you're just as cooked as they are, and then they show you their actual (bigoted) beliefs.
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