Comments by "Ikkeligeglad" (@Ikkeligeglad) on "Escalation management and Biden’s strategy for Ukraine" video.

@vasilispatsalidis5683 By saying somthing that makes sence, just look at the things that comes out from Russtat, look at how much of GDP that Russia uses on the war and how much the west uses.
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Not English, I think it*s more or less American
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@genxunclekey My cuntry is using 1,4 % of GDP on the war in Ukraine, how much is US using?
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@ysteinfjr7529 The language of these countries is moving away from each other as many words are now spelled differently and especially the accent is very different. It is like in the Scandinavian countries 1000 years ago, at that time we spoke almost the same language, but certainly not anymore, and the same will happen with the English language and already now there is a difference, it is easy to hear whether people have learned English through American or English education/ influence. If you listen closely, Anders Puck Nielsen's language is clearly American English
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@dpelpal If you push a rat into a corner and it can't see a way out, it will attack you, that's reality!
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@genxunclekey And US stoped with the support for a half year, the only support came from Europe at that time so what are you saying?
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@ysteinfjr7529 No not anymore because of different spelling of words
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@chrisbishop3687 Beliving is in the church on Sundays, if you can't see what is happening with the English language is not my problem Im just just observing what I can see happening and looking at other places where the same thing has happened, for example in Scandinavia
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@ysteinfjr7529 Everybody? naa, just like me some people call it American English, maybe you haven't noted it yet but you will get to that
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@chrisbishop3687 Year, nutheads
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@andriandrason1318 It's not always spelled the same way so it's different language and it will continue to be more and more different in the future
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@ysteinfjr7529 The difference is that in Australia, scotland, England and other countries words are always spelled the same way but not always in US, that is the difference
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@brownmold So this is the start of those languages splitting up, exactly as I said. As time goes by, you will find that these languages will become more and more different precisely, as I mentioned happened with the Scandinavian languages that's why I say that American and English is not the same language
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@genxunclekey Why are you talking about 2 years ago?
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@genxunclekey You should look as the internet on who is supporting how much per capita of GDP, when you have studied the numbers then come back here and we can disscus again about who is supporting the most MONEY TO Ukraine, aka. money that leaves the country and doesen't come back. giving old weapons that has to be scraped doesen't count
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@anotherelvis Should? why not 1%? or 10%? What's maters is to make Russia loose, it's not a mater of % No in my opionion, those that earns a lot of money on producing weapons can and should pay a lot more than those that doesen't , that's fair
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There we have the problem, how much has to be used, who has the right to decide that, the one that export most weapons?
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