Comments by "Marcus Aurelius Antoninus" (@marcusaureliusantoninus2597) on ""Most of them are dead!"- Ukraine's army DECIMATED says Col. MacGregor | Redacted w Clayton Morris" video.

Doesn't every media outlet pay its speakers? What makes RT different?
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@D-Bunker What DOES he do if not "sit in a government office and tell lies for a living"?
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@allanjelenjelen7559 BS. There are fewer Chinese people in Russia per capita then in most other European countries. In fact, regions of China bordering Russia have LESS population density than bordering regions on the Russian side.
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@gersajelanchannel What YOUR country, mate? You truly believe that Russia is going to attack the USA after the victory in the Ukraine?! The fact is, Russia considers the Ukraine its own territory, and in truth Russia has solid ground to believe so. We do not need foreign soil, we need to return what was illegitimately taken from us in 1991.
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@tomw9599 As a Russia, I'd add that we don't even want to... Why would we? Stupid actions of the current US leadership supporting the Ukraine is one thing, but to think what the world will turn into without THE superpower is absolutely next level.
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@wisenber Not true. Most Ukrainian soldiers don't live in the region where the actual warfare is happening too. While a sizeable portion of the Russian army consists of former citizens of the Ukraine that have been living under Ukrainian bombs for 8 years, and now are most eager to get back at their oppressors.
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@mariateretiababetara5052 the way to make peace is obvious: stop demonising Russia, recognise her rightful concerns about the Ukraine-NATO collaboration, edit borders in the region so that they would take into account the interests of both NATO and Russia.
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@xsc1000 What "right" are we talking about? It's not about "rights", it's about interests and power.
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@xsc1000 who are YOU to accuse me of lying?! Do you have a single idea about the history of this region? Do you have relatives and friends that lived under shellings for many years?
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@xsc1000 I would like to see you telling me this to my face. Nothing is as infuriating as some guy in the US or Western Europe who thinks they know more about the situation than people who are actually involved in the region.
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@xsc1000 Which international law EXACTLY do you mean? You realise that international law for countries is not the same as criminal law for people, do you? This situation clearly showed that international law failed, and Russia didn't have any obligation to keep up with it after it was violated by other players dozens of times.
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@primeroultimo Definitely, every channel that has an opinion dissident to the mainstream media is "Russian propaganda". You can tell if they have a wrong opinion while non-propagandists have the RIGHT one.
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@D-Bunker international politics is not a high school class to have "bullies", "nerds" or "cheerleaders". Using such primitive schemes to describe complicated situations is stupid. The UK needs its own "Republic of Cornwall" appeared overnight without any war or uprising to oppress English identity and language for it to start to remotely understand the stance of Russia in this conflict.
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@wowee21 What about Bucha?
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@wowee21 and you know it... how?
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@wowee21 so you "learned" about some alleged atrocities during the war that seen the most propaganda efforts in history at both sides, with no way for an independent party to fact check, and you liken it to a physical fact of the objective reality? Splendid.
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