Comments by "The Looinrims" (@looinrims) on "Ukraine or Russia: Who’s gonna have more troops in 2024?" video.

  1. So, why has Russia never in this war enjoyed numerical superiority?
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  2. No? This war started because Russia invaded in 2014, that’s no one’s fault but Russia’s
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  3. The eu is an economic union, why would that be a mistake?
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  4. If Russia expands the war zone to the borders of either Belarus or Russia proper (or both) again, no way Ukraine just says ‘okay’ and doesn’t go after them into Russia or Belarus There’s this unspoken ‘rule’ that only Ukraine has to follow that is becoming quite clear as stupid. If you don’t go after the enemy then they’ll just keep regrouping and coming back for more Autocrats have no concern for casualty counts
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  5.  @wiggyg7337  1. No it didn’t, read Gorbachev’s book 2. NATO Russia founding act was real, Putin even offered a Russian airbase 3. Ukraine didn’t wanna join nato as explicitly said by the provisional Ukrainian government following the euromaidan revolution until AFTER Russians invaded, cuz yeah, of course they would want to after the Russians invade them. It’s very easy to blame one side for an invasion of another sovereign country, cuz they did it, the Russians crossed the border, no one else did
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  6. Scott Ritter is who? A nobody? Who knows fuck all? Right
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  7. Of course, because you know the REAL truth
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  8.  @Ricsi_Pop that would be 800k casualties, Ukraine wouldn’t have an army How do you say this without realizing you’re a moron?
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  9. Because force multipliers don’t let a guy man double the front one guy can Multipliers didn’t help first guards tank army in Kharkiv
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  10. Because people have strange fetishes of Russia
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  11.  @verilyveronica8430  absolutely not, otherwise we are chucked back into the early 20th century might makes right Just because something is imperfect doesn’t mean you should ditch it and go back to before you made it
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  12. Funny enough their number for personnel is similar to most estimates if you take it as casualties and not dead Most of their numbers are quite odd though, there’s no way 283 or 323 whatever they claim jets are downed, Russia wouldn’t have an air force in theatre if so
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  13. Did you cite a Russian source as some kinda end all be all? Yikes
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  14. So much so you can’t provide a single example
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  15.  @Oktokolo not exactly because material is the want, and material needs to be made which takes time for anything
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  16.  @3ColorJaguar Ukraine<moldova? <belarus? <baltics? Are you is the dumb?
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  17.  @darty4421  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_in_Europe_by_GDP_(nominal) Are you intentionally lying or just unaware?
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  18. 8:00 I’m not sure There were plenty of instances of Russians with timelines between ‘mobilization’ and ‘captured, wounded, or killed’ within less than a month Not all of course, but many stories were even of green civilians suffering this fate
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  19. 33% average dead-total casualty rate is pretty normal, it was something like 1-3.5 in the Great War
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  20. There are no kidnappings
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  21. Russia has launched more offensives in this war than Ukraine though…like indisputably
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