Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "euronews" channel.

  1. Your English is poor, comrade. Russians are dead in Ukraine because Putin doesn't care about them.
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  2. @ron webber Borders have two sides. Ukraine -- not NATO -- is on Russia's border -- AND Russia is on Ukraine's border. If Ukraine were a member of NATO then NATO would be on Russia's border, and Russia would be on NATO's border. And which country is putting troops both ON the border and BEYOND the border? Can you count to two yet?
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  3. So you support Russia based on abstract horseshit.
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  4. What is Russia doing -- uninvited -- in the sovereign nation of Ukraine?
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  5. Putin said he wasn't going to invade -- then invaded. Putin is a liar.
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  6. They are sacntions, which is why they are called "sanctions".
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  7.  @masteryoda7207  A moron who imagines himself "clever" because paranoid.
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  8.  @interactivegaming28  That doesn't make sense.
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  9.  @martyjohnson751  The dictator, The murderer, The war criminal.
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  10.  @abduvohid147  In view of your obsession with homosexuality, there is no one more qualified to answer that question than you. You are responsible for your decisions: you have freedom of choice: you can choose to stop minding the private business of others than yourself. In short, you can choose to cease being a rude busybody thrilled by your imaginings of others' sexual activities. All in all, though, yours is a stupid question, which is a revelation about yourself.
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  11.  @hiksiol6306  The wrong by one justifies the wrong by others? Aren't you intending to make a "moral" "argument" without knowing how to do the logic of morality? Inadvertently you are defending the rejection of morality in favor of the degenerate's "might makes right".
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  12.  @pstoianov  So you're saying that the West is intent on destorying its own currency? Do you always make no sense? Or do you from time to time, by accident, make sense? I recommend that you look up the definition of "sanction" so you can begin in the fact-based world by understanding that the sanctions against Putin and Russia are -- in fact -- sanctions..
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  13.  @hiksiol6306  That's why you criticized the West despite the immediate context being a malignant Russia. There's nothing "secret and hidden" about Putin's "geopolitical interests". Certainly Putin can throw G. DUI Bushit's illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq into the US's face. But at least US presidents serve no longer than 8 years. And Biden isn't Bushit -- or Trump. And for a dictator to take power and hold on to it beyond all reason requires a complicit, or at least complacent, polity. Still, you put the "moral hypocrisy, double standards, and arrogance," exclusively on America and the West -- no mention of Russia, which has been at it for longer than the United States has existed. And -- most pointedly -- is at it at this very moment. A truly "broader context" would condemn all who do it, not only those who are defending a sovereign country against Russia's imperialist/colonialist ambitions.
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  14.  @hiksiol6306  For whom -- Russia? Russia is malignant.
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  15.  @hiksiol6306  I'm critical of my own country -- and can be: it's a democracy. Why do you avoid criticizing Russia? Exactly: the least dissent gets a jail sentence, or worse. The "broader context" condemns wrong regardless by whom. It does not assert the childish "defense" that someone else did wrong, therefore Russia's wrongs are justified.
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  16. Biden is getting universal praise for his actions. His primary focus during his 36 years in the Senate was foreign policy. You're just an anti-American idiot. Why don't you join the Russian side in Ukraine, fake tough guy.
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  17. I'm willing to bet that the sanctions and their impacts aren't lies.
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