Comments by "Marc Joly" (@emjizone) on "Russia is Starting to Panic About Losing" video.

  1. 3:09 "Easily" certainly not ! But they will for sure. Part of civilians move abroad. Part of them go to live in the countryside were they can burn stockpiles of wood. They get emergency generators and they repair. But most importantly for the Russian soldiers trying to survive in Ukraine nowadays: Ukraine switched from electric trains to diesel trains for their military logistic, so none of this is going to paralyse their army. And as for the chances of satisfactory negotiations for Russia, this only makes things worse, of course, and not only with Ukraine but with any partner in any deal.
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  2. I realize that Russia has already lost in Ukraine the equivalent most European ground forces. How insane.
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  3. 7:07 The newly discovered real world displeases Russian "intellectuals". Perhaps they believe that spending a lot of time in school and getting diplomas by meekly giving the expected political opinions to the examiners will allow them to understand the functioning of the human species better than others? Pathetic. Comparing it to an attack on France, I have to remind France doesn't exist just by lack of Russian people living there. It is similar to the attitude of France went it took far too long to accept that the Maghreb belongs to its people: a deep and stinking stupidity based on the vices of abysmal pretension and above all: greed ! Of course the Russians can live in Ukraine, and of course the Ukrainians can consider themselves to be of the same family as the Russians, but certainly not as a pretext to be stripped by a tsar ! It's up to everyone to decide what they are, and if they are Russian or not. Not a bunch of assholes in an office hundreds of kilometers away without the slightest respect for their opinion or for their lives.
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  4. 22:57 Jake, never using lace-up shoes is not necessarily a sign of underdevelopment. It's just fashion. There are technical alternatives. However, to barely manage to pretend to train soldiers for a war after starting it against the interest of the whole world and even against the interest of your own country, that's a big, colorful and blinking sign of underdevelopment.
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  5. 22:18 Hell...that's not even a serious way to teach someone to tie shoes. He tries to explain like he's on the phone. It's nuts. He could just show him on another boot so this kid can watch and copy the moves. That would take 30sec and basta.
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  6. 4:40 Ukrainians are born in Ukraine, not in the USA. They aren't defending the USA. They are defending their home, their house, their family, their land. With this reasoning one could make a much more cost-efficient offert that would let all Ukrainians in love with Russia simply cross the nearby border and go live in Russia. It's much closer, require no special infrastructure or convoys, and works just the same. Actually, the Ukrainian politics is written: no USA-inspired capitalism, no EU-inspired administration, no nazi-inspired nationalism, no Russian protectionism and slavery, just Ukrainian in Ukraine deciding for themselves. They are human, not some kind of sub-race that is content to be a cushion between venture empires run by little scumbags whose farts are getting too big for their pants.
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