Comments by "Primmakin Sofis" (@primmakinsofis614) on "Putin touts Russia's "great Arctic power" with launch of nuclear icebreakers" video.

  1. His military soliders are dying left and right. And Ukraine's infrastructure is being reduced to dust. Who could have guessed that war is a messy business?
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  2. The last time I saw this much paranoia about Russia it was the height of the Cold War.
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  3.  @MrUranium238  But what are bears going to do if you take away their arms?
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  4.  @sergeikhripun  Shhh! That is inconvenient to the narrative.
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  5. Anything to distract from his losing war. Meanwhile, Ukraine's infrastructure is being pounded into dust. So exactly who is losing?
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  6. Invading who, exactly? --- Russia is an unstoppable military powerhouse that will steamroll the rest of Europe after defeating Ukraine --- Russia is bogged down in Ukraine, its military disorganized and ineffective Pick one. Because both cannot be true.
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  7. @MentalHell Electrical supply and other infrastructure are valid military targets. They always have been. Don't believe that wrecking infrastructure makes a difference to a nation's war fighting capabilities? Ask 1944 and 1945 Germany about it. Hitting infrastructure is clearly a calculated move by Russia to ratchet up pressure on the Ukrainian regime, because it did not do so until now. But the Ukrainian government is just as stubborn as that of Imperial Japan or the German Reich. Also, you may want to inquire about what NATO did to Serbia in the 1990s and what the Coalition did in Iraq in the 2000s. Killed quite a few civilians. I expect you weren't shedding a tear about those civilian deaths.
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  8.  @AmongRevenants  His orks can't even handle a border skirmish with it's neighbor. I've heard it this way: Russia did poorly at first. It replaced the overall commander, and then it started doing well. But then, for some reason, Putin removed that commander and put someone else in charge. And Russia has struggled since. Seems like it might be too much interference from higher up in military operations. Which isn't unknown in Russian history, to be fair.
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  9. Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity, or DIE for short. It will certainly lead us to a utopia --- at least according to its adherents.
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