Comments by "" (@snowcat9308) on "The Hill" channel.

  1. This isn't about whether or not he should have said it. This is about how braindead the assertion is.
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  2.  @RandomGuy-ej5dr  Ah, the Russian shill returns to another comment. Tell me how entertaining internationally-condemned referendums, giving Ukrainian territory to Russia, and "guaranteeing Ukrainian neutrality" will be a sane compromise? How many times do I need to remind people what happened to Czechoslovakia when we gave the Sudetenland to Germany? (Spoiler alert: Germany annexed the rest of Czechoslovakia like 6 months later)
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  3.  @charadr33murr  Most of my European friends are pretty chill with higher energy costs if it means literally defending their continent from Russian expansionism. So maybe lay off the RT and go talk to people, yeah? :)
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  4. Yeah honestly it has nothing to do with the Ukrainian people fighting for every inch of soil or their homes or their families. This is totally just like the offensive oil war we fought in the middle east and definitely has nothing to do with a people literally defending their way of life.
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  5. Could it be that a government trying to wage an offensive war wants to keep public opinion positive so the war effort doesn't fall apart? Weird how that works! It's almost like Russia is doing exactly that!
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  6. Ah yes. I guess we should just let russia get away with threatening the west with nukes! Because nothing says "global influence and power" like curling up into a little ball when some crusty old man threatens to throw his dilapidated nuclear arsenal in the direction of the west because HE is losing a war that HE started.
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  7. If you want peace, prepare for war. Appeasement will only encourage the bear to take more and more until there's nothing left of the Europe we once knew.
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  8. you are speaking literal nonsense
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  9. What are we allowing Biden and Zelensky to do exactly? Guarantee the integrity of Ukrainian people and culture? Preventing our enemy from gaining more influence and control on the global stage? I'm not exactly sure how that's a bad thing.
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  10. Yeah bro honestly we should just let Russia have its way with Ukraine, because Appeasement totally worked the last time we tried it out! He just wants the Sudetenland--uh I mean the Donbas guys! Surely he won't try to invade the rest of Czechoslovakia--uh I mean Ukraine later!
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  11. Not when he literally entertains a "referendum" that has been condemned as corrupt by LITERALLY the ENTIRE international community. Not a great look, especially when he wants to end the war because it affects his profit margins :/
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  12.  @benc2972  You are literally delusional. Go to Russia or China or North Korea, and then tell me with a straight face that Western countries are totalitarian and """fascistic""".
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  13.  @RandomGuy-ej5dr  You are comparing draft-dodgers with literal refugees. What are you even trying to get at? That a defensive war is going to ruin Ukraine's economy? Another stunning revelation and eye-opening truth from a Russian shill.
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  14.  @ElementaryWatson_fafo  Glad to see our FSB friend hasn't given up the old ways of covertly spreading Russian propaganda in the West.
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  15.  @exterminate5921  Speaking of Russian propaganda, you are genuinely (and I really cannot overstate this) A MASSIVE IDIOT if you honestly believe that Russia didn't send voters to the polls with guns at their backs, or has simply killed the dissident Ukrainian civilians in those areas that would have otherwise voted to remain in Ukraine (or some combination of the two). What makes you think for a moment that people in occupied Ukraine would vote for another second of ruthless slaughter, terror attacks, attacks on civilian infrastructure, and other legitimate war crimes? I think we'll be rather enlightened by the liberation of Kherson in the coming weeks.
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  16. Taken from another comment but certainly worth the read if you agree with this video: "About a month ago, Sergei Kiriyenko, First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation, during a report, told Putin that Elon Musk was looking for an opportunity to talk with the president. Putin then unequivocally spoke out against communication, but Kiriyenko suggested the following option: with Putin’s permission, a person who will impersonate the president of Russia and try to convince Musk of the correctness of the positions of the Russian leadership, making him (Musk) practically an agent of influence, not only to the millions of Elon's fans, but also to the American establishment. At the same time, it was planned to take a “word of honor” from Musk that the conversation would be confidential and the very fact of it would not be made public. Arguing the safety of such a contact, Kiriyenko suggested that in the event that the fact of the conversation was made public, it should be explained that it was a prank to which the President of Russia had nothing to do. Putin agreed and even approved a number of topics and arguments that a person speaking on behalf of Putin should speak to Musk. According to our information, the conversation took place, Musk discussed, or rather listened to, the positions and threats to the world of the man who spoke on behalf of Putin and promised to think about what he heard. Musk was promised that if the fact of the conversation remained a secret, then contacts would continue. Putin was provided with a recording of the conversation and he was pleased not only with what he heard, but also with Musk's reaction to the conversation. Moreover, Kiriyenko's plans were to use several Western opinion leaders in this way to form the “correct” agenda and put pressure on the leadership of several European countries and the United States. Putin is waging war not only at the front, but also in the minds of people who are ready to help him win."
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  17.  @NickBombay  AAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOU GOT EM AHAHAHAHAH THE CNN LIBERALS WILL NEVER COME BACK FROM THAT AHAHAHAHAHA BIDEN INSTEAD OF PUTIN AAHAHAH WOW NICE ONE DUDE AHAHAHA
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  18. @Kool-aid Watchdog What? We haven't been paying attention to CNN if we trust Putin? So you're saying we should pay attention to CNN? Or are you saying we should trust Putin?
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  19.  @anacc3257  Hey there Russian bot account! Couldn't help but notice that you made your account in June of 2022! I sure hope that doesn't woefully affect your credibility when you're defending the Russian Federation's genocide of the Ukrainian people!
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  20. Honestly wish there was a way to reason with you shills. You do realize that Ukraine regularly retakes territories in days that took the Russians weeks to capture? The Russians are getting swept so bad that they literally had to MOBILIZE, WHICH HAS NOT HAPPENED SINCE THE SECOND WORLD WAR. You are insane if you think that these offensives are "marginally effective" when they are literally pushing the front lines back to the Russian border.
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  21. There have been multiple attemps to reach a settlement so far, none of which have worked. Why? Because Zelensky won't leave his people to be literally genocided under Russian occupation.
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  22. Y'know there are other ways that you can feel special and "a part of something" without having to resort to some kind of conspiracy theory nonsense. I mean the invasion is smoke and mirrors, but that's all for Russia's failing economy and Putin's dwindling support numbers.
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  23. Honestly leave it to a slimy billionaire money man to put cash dollars over the lives and livelihoods of an entire people.
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  24. For who exactly?
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  25. It's a hell of a time if the GOP is backing Bernie.
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  26. Yeah, like his profit margins? Oh no! This war isn't very profitable at all! I better make a lame peace deal on Twitter!
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