Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "Russia alleges 'large scale' Ukrainian incursion in Kursk region | DW News" video.

Yes, these are just locals who got their equipment at local army surplus stores. Expect a referendum in the near future, advanced polling suggests 99% in favor of independence from Russia.
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@Wolfvain-qs5su No Canadian would say "Canadian bred." They are also able to understand sarcasm.
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@Wolfvain-qs5su Wow we have a real life internet military genius here. General you should apply at the Russian MoD, they could use you.
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@Wolfvain-qs5su Who you are is a random internet nobody. Understand?
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@Wolfvain-qs5su I'm not the one offering idiotic military analysis nobody asked for. I'm also not claiming to be some sort of veteran. Though I am someone who doesn't use 'your' and 'You're' interchangeably. We are both internet nobodies, you are the one that doesn't seem to understand that though.
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@Wolfvain-qs5su Nobody anywhere talks like that. It's weird and awkward.
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@Wolfvain-qs5su Little buddy it may amaze you to learn that people have been calling other people weird long before the American election, in particular when they do or say something weird. I'm also not American, I'm bred somewhere else (see how weird that is?).
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@Wolfvain-qs5su Thats exactly what you did to OP little buddy.
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@Wolfvain-qs5su Do you have a brain? All I'm doing is asking a question.
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@TheBobVova Nobody cares about your silly opinion.
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@TheBobVova Bilhorod is the Ukrainian name for Belgorod, it was once part of Ukraine.
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@TheBobVova Were you deprived of oxygen at birth or something? It's like Kyiv is the Ukrainian name and Russian's call it Kiev. I'm not sure what part of this is difficult to understand.
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@TheBobVova Yes it's a fact that nobody cares about your weird opinion. Different languages having different names for places is normal, I'm not sure why you're having a tantrum over it.
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@TheBobVova You asked what Bilhorod was, I provided you with an answer, try no to cry about it ok. I await your meltdown when you find out what Japanese people call Japan.
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@TheBobVova Yes, you've spammed that same silly comment several times already, your tantrum won't change reality. There is no country called Japan, that's just what we call it in English. There is no city in Ukraine called Kiev, or Karkov, or Artyomovsk but those are the Russian names for them. Is this your first day learning different languages exist?
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@TheBobVova When did I say otherwise? Though the English version can change, which is what happened with Kyiv. It's obvious that the op was using the Ukrainian spelling in order to provoke a meltdown from smooth brained Russian trolls. Something that has apparently proven to be very effective, now dry your eyes ok.
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@TheBobVova At no point did I use Bilhorod except to explain to you what it was. You asked what Bilhorod was, remember? I explained to you it was the Ukrainian pronunciation, I never used the word except in context of explaining it to you. After that you threw a childish tantrum. What's it like living in a world of make believe?
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@TheBobVova I never said otherwise genius. Dry your eyes.
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@TheBobVova In Ukrainian Бєлгород (Білгород) is pronounced Bilhorod in Ukrainian, and English when referring to the Ukrainian pronunciation. I'm not sure what part of this is difficult for you to understand.
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@TheBobVova Did you not read my post little buddy? I include the Ukrainian spelling Білгород, which is pronounced Bilhorod in Ukrainian and English. I have no idea what point you are trying to make anymore, or are you just trying to set the record for most silly posts in a single thread?
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@TheBobVova I've never seen a person throw a three day tantrum over something so inane, other languages exist little buddy, get over it. Maybe your parents need to make your bedtime a little earlier.
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@TheBobVova Wrong again little buddy, Бєлгород is Russian which is translated as Belgorod in English, it's Білгород in Ukrainian, which is pronounced Bilhorod in English. Generally I would call it Belgorod in normal use but now that I know how triggered you get by Bilhorod I'll definitely call it that from now on.
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@TheBobVova From wiki. Bilhorod (Ukrainian: Білгоро, also transliterated Belgorod from Russian: Белгород.) Other languages exist, are you really trying to pretend that Ukrainians don't call it Bilhorod? That's adorable.
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@TheBobVova By the way, Russian's don't actually call it Russia, it's Rossiya. I await your silly week long tantrum on how Russia doesn't exist.
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@TheBobVova There is no place called Russia, deal with it.
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@TheBobVova There is no country called Russia, its pronounced Rossiya.
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@TheBobVova No you've already established that other languages don't exist.
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@TheBobVova You've spend the past week+ arguing that exact idiotic point.
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@TheBobVova And the Ukrainian name is pronounced Bilhorod, this is uncontroversial. Pretending otherwise is just making you look like a fool
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@TheBobVova And like I already said the English name can change, which already happened with Kyiv. Now that I know how hard you get triggered by Bilhorod I will be calling it that from now on.
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@TheBobVova You are so triggered buddy its hilarious, dry your eyes. Kyiv used to be Kiev.
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@TheBobVova Here's direct copy paste from wiki. Belgorod (in Ukrainian Bilhorod), a city in Russia, when both were a part of the Soviet Union. I hope this doesn't set off another week long tantrum.
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@TheBobVova Oh so it's bʲelɡərət in Russian and Bilhorod in Ukrainian. Thanks for clearing that up little buddy.
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@TheBobVova Here's the Dictionary definition Bilhorod. English Etymology edit Borrowed from Ukrainian Бі́лгород (Bílhorod). Doublet of Belgrade. Proper noun Bilhorod Alternative form of Belgorod. I know its hard being wrong all the time, this and saying one hundred percent of Russia's navy is sea worthy, but doubing down for over a week with your tantrum just makes you look even worse.
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@TheBobVova You've already been proven in correct buddy, just like with your silly comment about Russia's navy. Is Bilhorod in the room with you right now?
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@TheBobVova It's ok buddy, the Bilhorod can't hurt you anymore, and Russia's navy is 100% sea worthy. (just ignore all the ships that aren't)
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@TheBobVova How long will the tantrum continue? Youv'e been proven wrong buddy, seek help.
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@TheBobVova You are stil having a meltdown? If Bilhorod can't hurt you why have you been in hysterics for two weeks?
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@TheBobVova If Bilhord can't hurt you why have you been in hysterics for the past two weeks? Get some help buddy.
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@TheBobVova Little buddy you can pretend nobody calls it Bilhorod that's what makes you fee fuzziest inside. I'm going to keep calling it Bilhorod though because I know how unbelievably triggered it makes you.
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@TheBobVova Obviously you care, you've been here throwing a tantrum about it for two weeks.
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@TheBobVova You don't care but you wrote it about fifty times. Ignoring the fact that that Bilhorod exists.
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@TheBobVova Good job proving you don't care.
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@TheBobVova That makes two of us little buddy, glad you've come around.
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@TheBobVova You said you're going to keep calling it Bilhorod, me too.
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@TheBobVova That's not how quotation marks work little buddy. You put my name and also what you said in them. You'll learn basic punctuation some day, try your best.
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@TheBobVova It's just a greater than symbol little buddy, that's not how that works.
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@TheBobVova I thought you didn't care. Clearly you care deeply, which is why you've been having a meltdown for the past two weeks.
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@TheBobVova Who's going to listen to you little buddy, you don't even know how quotation marks work.
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