Comments by "Silly Sad" (@sillysad3198) on "The Icarus Project" channel.

  1. the irony is that Russia never tried feudalism.
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  2. story time! once upon a time Russia made a cheap combine harvester for rice that looked so perfect on paper that Australia actually bought them. the first season came, all harvesters brok down. Russia sends a whole plane of engineers to investigate. All harvesters experienced fatal overload. The rice in Australia turned out to be ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE denser than russian maximum theoretical limit on the possible harvest per unit area (for which harvesters were correctly designed)
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  3. he BARELY had them
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  4.  @bonsummers2657  in the cities of USA the Bill Of Rights is active
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  5.  @ДанилЯннаев  нiщо так не веселить як безсилля Ванюшкiних погроз.
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  6.  @evilfingersNo1  Pootin is cosplaying Hitler in EVERY aspect.
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  7.  @angrylionlion6109  it is particularly ironic to hear about "human rights" from a russian Ivan :) :)
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  8. this treatment is still better than what they'd got after the WW2. this is not how russia fails, this isthe only way of life russia ever had known
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  9.  @robertduluth8994  Ivan, you do not have tax dollars.
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  10.  @maxhugen  using this same "saying" GB could have attack Stalin. moreover they were legally obligated to do so.
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  11. you should have just ask someone who hade "hands-on" experience with russian army, instead of starting all that!
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  12.  @fordhouse8b  imho it is 2-fold. first, Britain had Casus Belli against Stalin, exactly the same Casus Belli they had against Hitler. and thus Briatain in 1945 betrayed Poland. and formally LOST the WW2. it would not be honest to excuse the "fear of escalation against moscow" because they (since USA subscribed to help Britain) had an OBLIGATION of this escalation. second, the "korea" was exactly that already. adding a Big Bang to Moscow would only HELP the troops on the ground.
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  13.  @robertduluth8994  совсем не палiшся, Вонюша
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  14. there are absolutely immoral people. it should not be a surprize to you.
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  15. they are not running out of the murican support tho. from the Very Top
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  16.  @antonzhdanov9653  VAnjusha, tebe ono ne nado.
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  17.  @shipovnik89  вонюша, тибе, оно, ни нада.
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  18.  @poorpriest4549  +85 rub, Ivan.
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  19. yes, but not in the way you think it is.
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  20. absolute, complete absence of any traces of willpower. never ignore the fact that all russians drink alcohol durong pregnancy.
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  21. russians are mindless husks. they do not ponder possibilities. like NEVER.
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  22. western leaders are comunists!!!!
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  23. you are plainly wrong. russians are VERY motivated, russians hate prosperity, and they know that ukranians live prosperous lives.
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  24.  @uniqueaustraliandestinatio1352  this is why he called out pootin's BS!
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  25. "low morale" has many flavours. russians are not "well motivated" in the western sense, but they hate ukranians and derive joy from all forms of gore and death, in general russians hate life, and especially they hate people who are better than them.
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  26. you couldn't expect a russian rushed in to illustrate your point "in vivo" LOL
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  27.  @klubberzvonhatzenbuhl563  совсем не палiшся, Вонюша
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  28. i hope Norway is not sleeping. despite ostencible tolerance for the Svalbard dispute.
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  29. you are projecting western psychology onto orks. orks share zero emotions/motivations/values with humans
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  30. the russian troll-irony is so sweet, i can;t even.
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  31.  @ThisisFred-dt4mq  unfortunately, this was not a mistake. FDR was a core-moon-myst
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  32. i "thank" christianity for that
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  33. i am absolutely serious you painted a lot of non-russia as "russia" on the thumnail. Kuban = non-russia. Belgorod ... so-so 1/2 non-russia Karelia = non-russia because it is FINLAND Caucasus = non-russia
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  34.  @shtein4476  i understand not all people can read maps,
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  35.  @shtein4476  ванюша, тебе ето не надо
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  36.  @Chaldon-hl6yk  let your butthurt flow, Ivan
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  37. i didn't know Pootin is 500 years old! WOW!
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  38.  @MrMango331  yes! it is amazing how fruitless and destructive moscow is! they contributed nothing good to the world
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  39. many of these same problems Ukrane also inherited from USSR
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  40.  @fordhouse8b  The US had no imminent strategic reasons to fear Russia’s nukes at that point. and yet they decided to not cancel Moscow! on the contrary the USA started a century of concessions and compromises and betrayals
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  41.  @fordhouse8b  oh man! i have got cen zored again, and neglected to copypaste my kmnt
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  42.  @fordhouse8b  the owners of the site definitely dislike discussions like that.
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  43. ​ @fordhouse8b  since the declared goal was the liberation of europe, they had an opportunity and an obligation to act before they armed Moscow to the teeth. what you call "difficult" and "unpopular" (i am avoiding keywords) was infact super easy and lifesaving. just reduce the Lend-Lease to Moscow about the time Germany advanced to the maximum stretch of their logistics and stuck. it wasnt the difficulty or cost that prevented this solution, it was total lack of any desire to win. this solution would make life on the western fron easier, safer, better.
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  44.  @fordhouse8b  they had! Britain declared vv2 almost 3 years prior to the moscow part of Lend-Lease indeed they had a solid legit casus belli against russians , and you can blame them for not following, but it only strengten my case: they had a postponed moral obligation to stop feeding the monster, of whose monstrosity they were already AWARE.
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  45.  @fordhouse8b  cen zored again! man! i angered the owners.
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  46. ​ @fordhouse8b  they had. they did exactly that. brits declared (protected word) on H-man 3 years prior any help/assistance to moscow. u r right they had the exact same obligation to declare the (protected word) on moscow, and it straighten my case: they already knew what a monster they are feeding, and they already knew they were posponing a moral obligation.
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  47. given all the trash CNN produces, it is just extremely EASY today to be a russian propaganda. there are so many absolutely free-to-pick-up talking points that (given the present information climate in USA) guarantee you instatneous infinite trust.
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  48. akshually many russian trolls live in the west. FYI: the worst nightmare for a russian patriot is to be deported to russia.
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  49. where are the bots?!?!?!?!
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  50. The biggest problem is: russia has a bigger pool than USSR -- ussr needed men for non-military roles, russia does not.
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