Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "The London Standard" channel.

  1.  @MrSpiderman1321  Europe gave twice as much as the US, which is above right as twice as many people live in Europe than the USA. Seem like someone gave you the wrong information. It's a bit like WWII the USA didn't enter the war until over 2 years later than everyone else, and then claim they won the war. Bit like starting a marathon 13 miles after it started.
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  2. Funny how Russia doesn't want NATO in Ukraine, but is happy for Russia to be in Ukraine.
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  3.  @footy5  Even though the U.S. is the largest single-country donor, when all European contributions are combined, they exceed what the U.S. has provided. So you've been misinformed. 2022 to 2024 - United States: Gave approximately $75.1 billion, where as the European Union and its Member States: Gave twice as much at approximately $145 billion, which is about right, as twice as many people live in Europe than the USA.
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  4.  @dillydraws  they'll get that money back, plus interest. War makes money.
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  5. @graham9642 Trump is a shill, and is Putin's puppet.
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  6. Vladbot@ "the people of the area". You mean the area that the people have just fought a three year war over? Duh!
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  7. Charging me? it's a cow you melt, and not a bull HAHAHA
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  8.  @andyigwe7119  vassals? Only 12% of U.S. adults are fully proficient in grammar and reading, meaning they can understand and analyze complex texts. Meanwhile, 54% read below a sixth-grade level, with 21% at or below a third-grade level, struggling with even basic materials. The remaining 13% fall between a sixth-grade level and full proficiency, they can handle everyday reading but may struggle with advanced grammar, critical thinking, or specialized texts. My guess is you're in the 21%. The USA has the lowest literacy rates of any Western country.
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  9. @" The statement "So more like 50% more than double" is not just confusing—it's downright nonsensical. Let's break this down, shall we? The US population is 360 million, and the combined UK + EU population is 550 million. Doubling 360 million gives you 720 million, which is already way more than 550 million. So, saying "50% more than double" would mean adding another 50% to 720 million, which would give you a whopping 1,080 million. Clearly, 550 million is nowhere near 1,080 million, and it's not even double the US population, let alone 50% more than double. A more accurate (and less misleading) way to phrase this would be to say that the UK + EU population is about 1.5 times the US population or 50% larger than the US population. Hopefully, that clears things up.
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