Comments by "Marc Joly" (@emjizone) on "The Russian Military Looks Desperate" video.

  1. 15:00 These debates are lunar. One really have to be out of his mind to go looking for such irrelevant arguments. There is no point in debating the past existence of Ukraine in the current situation. Even if we could manage, by feats of intellectual contortion, to prove that everything Ukrainian is Russian, it remains undeniable that today millions of people, the vast majority of the inhabitants of a large country, want today Ukraine to exist today and to be independent from Russia *today*, and this is in no way a threat for the Russians. If in doubt, instead of bringing clowns on a TV set, just ask them. Even assuming that every Ukrainian is Russian, the vast majority of them still do not want to be part of Russia and want to have their own state. Well, that is their right ! The right to political self-determination is a human right, and the tendency of human beings to fight for their human rights is ignored only by the worst fools. And even if the will and the rights of the people who call themselves Ukrainians were to be debated, one would have to be seriously mentally ill to imagine that they would suddenly want to call themselves Russian by being harmed by those who call themselves Russian. This whole circus is therefore vain from a philosophical, cognitive and even operational point of view. Soon, these serious nutjobs will have to explain how it is possible for something that doesn't exist to defend itself, and why it is so important to fight at the risk of one's life for the destruction of what doesn't exist. Ask the doctors: this is the manifestation of a serious psychiatric disorder.
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  2. 11:26 An escape plan for those criminals would be to accept the deal, then betray. As soon as they are given weapons and are sent where other Russians don't want to go, escaping should not be that difficult. Even if they end up in a Ukrainian prison, the conditions will probably be better there. If life was great in this prison in Russia, they would not be offered to die.
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  3.  @jacqdanieles  It depends on how they manage to distribute these special recruits among the other troops, isolate them from each other, misinform them, and keep an eye on them so they dont communicate with the ukrainian side. In any case, not being able to fully trust its members and being forced to monitor and coerce them is a critical disadvantage for an army.
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