Comments by "Diogo Jorge" (@DiogoJ1) on "Pro-Putin sentiment spreads; Ex-top U.S official lashes Biden | 'West's mistake led to war'" video.

  1. As they should train. Ukraine was going to be invaded one way or the other. Nobody pushed Russia into anything, they could have simply not invaded Ukraine.
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  2.  @gandhalishenvikunkolienkar6361  Both are wrong. What USA does wrong doesn't justify what Russia does. Afraid it is Russia's mistake. Russia did invade Ukraine. Whover invades first is to blame, Ukraine didn't invade Russia, ergo, Russia has no valid justification to invade Ukraine.
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  3.  @kuroki2986  1) As they should have. Russia shouldn't be protecting them, as they aren't whitin Russian borders and they are separatists. 2) That would be fine, since Russia has nukes. If they can have nukes, then Ukraine having mere missiles, shouldn't be an issue. Because USA was in the wrong for doing so, and because Cuba would be placing nukes, not just mere missiles. USA would have no right to invade Cuba either way.
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  4.  @filthyusratus  Nothing crazy. If they can wait 8 years, they can wait an eternity. Donbas isn't worth starting a war over.
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  5.  @kuroki2986  1) Doesn't matter. What the others do wrong, doesn't justify what Russia does wrong. 2) And USA would have been in the wrong, just like Russia is now, if they did invade Cuba.
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  6.  @jonathontyynismaa5310  Had they accepted their government, or moved to Russia, there would be no retaliation. Which only makes things worse, not better. And people think Russia isn't to blame in 2014 as well.
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  7.  @jonathontyynismaa5310  Then they have no right to complain. Either accept the government and denounce their ties to Russia, or they can kiss their "lands" goodbye.
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  8.  @jonathontyynismaa5310  Yes I did heard of them. In fact I oppose them. Of course it did. Separatists didn't cease fire, so why would Ukraine? Which of course should never come to pass. Donbas should obey Ukranian government, not have a self-governing body. The agreement is thus worthless and should be scrapped.
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  9.  @WhyWasntIBornInTheMiddleAges  It's perfectly correct, no matter what you think of it. When determining who takes blame in a war, whoever invades first is to blame, that's how true morality works.
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  10.  @jonathontyynismaa5310  A result of an referendum that isn't accepted by Ukraine as valid. Donbas belongs to Ukraine, if they want to merge with Russia, they should do so, but leave Donbas behind, for it belongs to Ukraine.
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  11.  @kuroki2986  Hardly. Since I'm not from USA, nor from any invading nations, any criticism coming from me will never be hypocritical. Of course they can't.
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  12.  @niteeshkatiyar391  Not really. Whitout any invasion, Russia would have no right to complain. Ukraine has the right to choose whichever group they want to join. As they should have engineered, since most of Ukraine wanted Viktor out, only the east of Ukraine opposed it, which was a minority. Russia was pushed nothing, it's none of their bussiness. Russia can make whatever redlines they want, it doesn't justify their actions.
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  13.  @Nayaka77  Good thing I'm neither an hypocrite nor a bot. No I don't.
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  14.  @robertokandal  And? How that excuses Russia's actions? I sowed nothing, for I'm not from USA.
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  15.  @sleepmaniac9715  Indeed, which doesn't change anything about Russia's wrongs.
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  16.  @akal4302  It doesn't matter what any world likes or doesn't like. Invasion is never justifed.
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  17.  @sthembisohxulu6377  My mind is being used as it should. No, Russia did. Should never armed separatists and should have helped Ukraine supress them and move the separatists out of Donbas to Russia.
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  18.  @Ertrosveli  Make me. I already did my reasearch, so afraid you are wrong. I don't need your permission to talk.
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  19.  @digitalwealthplus7532  Hardly. Nothing crazy about supporting an ally. Ukraine is EU's ally.
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  20.  @grahamcoleman2506  Yes, I'm aware. It doesn't matter what one thinks west Ukraine is, for it's still the majority of Ukraine. No it's not. EU is Ukraine's ally and should support them. That's the right thing to do. Russia is the one most to blame for invading Ukraine.
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  21.  @grahamcoleman2506  No, I don't agree, at least with the Europe part. There was never any association agreements between EU and Taliban. Ukraine has an association agreement with EU. Allied with USA, doesn't mean that the Taliban were created then anyway. Taliban already existed way before then.
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  22.  @thechloromancer3310  Makes no difference, since USA was in the wrong many times, and it doesn't excuse Russia's actions. Also Kosovo's situation is different from Donbas. Donbas break-away is illegal, unlike Kosovo's. Except Donbas isn't a break-away region, since they don't have any legitimacy do so, unlike Kosovo. Lol, the rest of the world being a few countries.
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  23.  @belfasta  Not really. I said doesn't bless, which doesn't equal to cursing it instead. Also, any invasions by the "west" are mostly USA's fault. Any countries on Europe, are mostly only a few members. Either way, God doesn't bless either. God doesn't approve of waging war no matter the reason.
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  24. You mean Russia.
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  25.  @mbaxter22  Ukraine isn't Russia's backyard. Ukraine is it's own land.
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  26. There would be no war if Russia hadn't invaded, so I strongly disagree.
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  27. And both were wrong as a result.
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  28.  @WhyWasntIBornInTheMiddleAges  I will talk about it and you will like it. For I know better than you what is morally right and what isn't. Rebels have no right to talk, when they betrayed their government. Not only they rebelled, but they are at partly to blame for the current war by dragging Russia to solve their sins.
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  29.  @Nayaka77  I don't need any pills.
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  30.  @kuroki2986  USA can't, but EU can.
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  31.  @robertokandal  Vai te ver ao espelho. Quem apoia Putin, não passa de desperdicio de oxigenio.
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  32.  @akal4302  EU doesn't victimise the poor and defenseless. Both of those are USA's fault. Also, although Libya's invasion was wrong, Ghadaffi deserved his fate.
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  33.  @robertokandal  Que maturo que tu és. Os teus Ad Hominems só provam que não tens argumento.
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  34.  @stuartporter7202  I already considered most aspects related to this matter. I've been hearing from both sides for many months now, almost everysingle day. There's very little I missed. Not at all. It's the correct view.
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  35.  @shabelijsg2615  Ukraine's strength would still be inferior to Russia. What Ukraine will have in 10 years is irrelevant to the present and would be no valid excuse to invade.
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  36.  @stuartporter7202  Doesn't matter who they trusted or not. It's their decision to make. The coup was justified, for most of Ukraine wanted Viktor out. There are no Russian bases on Ukraine, they all rightfully belong to Ukranian government.
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  37.  @childofeternity  Except Russia was never truely threatened.
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  38.  @stuartporter7202  Yes, and the real world says that Russia is in the wrong, and with good cause.
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  39.  @naas699  I don't trust Putin any more than I do any politician. If you think someone lying, suddendly makes the other party more trustworthy, that's a naive way of thinking.
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  40.  @thechloromancer3310  Kosovo's situation is different and even if it wasn't, USA's wrongs don't justify Russia's wrongs. Makes no difference. Moral precedent or no, the invasion is wrong. There's no moral argument to be had for invading another nation. The Donbas Republics are a myth of Russian creation.
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  41.  @thechloromancer3310  Ukraine is the arbiter of which referendum is legitimate or not, and Ukraine said they were illegitimate. Besides, Russia was supervising them, making them clearly easily manipulated. West has more moral legitimacy then Russia has by a longshot. That was mostly USA, not all of west, so... I don't value fabrications, so it's on you for giving them value. No, it must not accept it. The reasons for sucession must be legitimate and it must supervisioned by a neutral party. Russia isn't a neutral party, for it serves their interests to have Donbas become separate from Ukraine. Invading over a provocation is wrong. Yet another invalid reason to do so. There's nothing stupid about opposing Russian agression.
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  42.  @MGB2408  And? What does USA has to do with me? Russia is in the wrong as well for the same reason USA was wrong.
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  43.  @josmit2945  Donbas is part of Ukraine, thus Ukraine's problem. To invade another nation and start a war to protect those criminals is wrong, even if they weren't criminals.
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  44.  @thechloromancer3310  Afraid you are mistaken, since I did my research on both sides. So sorry that you missed the mark. Russia did invade Ukraine, anything else is just whitewashing and excuses for their actions.
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  45.  @thechloromancer3310  Laughable is you believing in Russia. Which are a minority of European countries. It was mostly USA. No need to be sorry for you bursted nothing as I remain right.
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  46.  @thechloromancer3310  Good on you then. Whatever source you get it from, is still just as bad, which believes Russia's lies. That's rich, coming from someone who knows less than me on the matter. Invasion is always wrong, no matter what excuses Russia uses.
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  47.  @thechloromancer3310  Lol, as if. I understand the geopolitics involved, but they don't excuse Russia's actions. No amount of geopolitics can make invasion of Ukraine okay. Because invasion is always wrong. The only way you could ever justify it, is if Ukraine had invaded Russia, but since Ukraine never did, Russia is in the wrong. An ad hominem from you, proof of your inability to make an credible argument.
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  48.  @thechloromancer3310  According to most nations. Your own moral judgements are wrong. Those who only trust themselves for making jugements, would be narcissists. Just learn to agree to disagree, it's not that hard.
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  49.  @majdavojnikovic  So what? Cuba wasn't innocent, by allying itself with USRR criminals. Should USA eventually lift those sanctions? Yes, they should, but Cuba also needs to present proof that they aren't going to repeat the same mistakes they did. Goes to show how little you know me. I'm kind to good people, but have no sympathy for evil.
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  50.  @majdavojnikovic  They are a minority. Putinists you mean, not all Russians are evil. I didn't say anything about destroy, I said they need to prove that they aren't on league with criminals. How about I give you the finger instead?
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  51.  @georgebodley8068  No.
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  52.  @georgebodley8068  I don't need any help.
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  53.  @thechloromancer3310  I don't let others do my thinking for me. But I won't pretend that it's my moral judgements that matter, when morality is set in stone. I follow true morality, which doesn't belong to anyone. I'm not though. I don't remember having that chance before with you never saying so, and there's no rule that says that I can't ask to agree to disagree later.
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  54.  @thechloromancer3310  I will insist on such a "childish view" because it's the right view.
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  55.  @georgebodley8068  It means they are wrong. Majority or not. I am plenty of waken up and I will stop posting when I'm dead.
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  56.  @georgebodley8068  I know I'm right. So I won't spare you anything.
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  57.  @pengyeelim5139  Please yourself.
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  58. God doesn't bless invaders.
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  59.  @johannuys7914  Yes they should, since that's what most Ukraine wanted. The Russian puppet was removed, and rightfully so.
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  60.  @johannuys7914  My "antennae" is fine. What of it? USA would have no right to invade Cuba either, back then.
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  61.  @johannuys7914  Because they supported Russia. Whatever they did it for, wrong or right, it doesn't excuse Russia's actions.
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  62.  @fransvangoolen2972  Not "your" country. I'm not Ukranian. Here's hoping it will result in something positive for Russia to change for the better.
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  63.  @fransvangoolen2972  That will do.
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