Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "If it Bleeds, it Leads! - The Crimean War - European History - Part 2 - Extra History" video.

  1. Yeah the war with Sweden!
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  2. Austria is literally the only country in Europe that doesn't support Ukraine, as their former leader (not that one) danced with putin at her wedding, among other things... Turkey is leading sanction-avoiding hub now with almost ALL flights and sales to russia going through it, DESPITE it being in NATO. But yes, they do help Ukraine a lot, Baykar specifically but help in general. Ukrainians also sent help to earthquake victims in return. Funnily enough, despite Ukrainians helping everyone all the time, even when we're full of russia-shaped problems ourselves, when russians blew up the dam there was NO international help, Only singular volunteers. UN, Unicef, Red Cross, PETA, and IAEA are all upholding russian narrative that it was "nature" the rigged powerplant with explosives, mined the nuclear power plant, and is firing artillery from it into the town across the shore.
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  3. Upvote this. Their entire story answers the question of "why people hate russians" rather well.
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  4. Ah yes, Leo Tolstoy, the insane misogynist who abused his wife in a cult he ran in some forest. Really "cool". I liked the part in his book where he describes russian soldiers shitting in a fountain after pillaging a Chechen village, so glorious, much russian, very culture, wow!
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  5. 2:17 Ah yes, the "if we don't get involved maybe the war will not touch us" fallacy. The NATO non-admission from 2008 to this day that creates wars because English and French don't want to fight for Eastern Europe until they can't avoid it.
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  6. He was a cult leader. Ran away into some isolated commune where they abused women and kids as he thought the 19th century russia wasn't primitive ENOUGH. My mom wrote an entire coursework about it in her University, on the topic of religion (nobody actually reads his books in Ukraine as they're in broken French, he's mostly known for weird beliefs). It's funny people pretend he has readers because I literally haven't met a single russian speaker who got past the first page of war and peace. "En bien mon prince" part is enough to give up... it's the opener. While most people consider Tolstoy being entire useless, I found the only way for him to be useful when my couch leg broke, and his books, unread for generations, took the place of it.
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  7. And now the word "mine" means too many things, mortar is literally миномет in BOTH russian and Ukrainian, and the shells are called mines. Furthermore, the verb for "rigging" with explosives is not known among even English-speaking Ukrainians so we say that russians "mined" (заминировали) the dam. So now everything is a "mina." Don't tell us you call shakhtars "miners", cause "мінер" is what we call sappers.
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  8.  @1224chrisng  I want to ride my penny farthingle I want to ride my penny farthings... doesn't really roll off the tongue innit.
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  9.  @Dreamfox-df6bg  how is it crazy when I browse Spook boys before going to sleep to calm down? People put deaths to music and upload them on TikTok.
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  10.  @bernardoheusi6146  Ой у лузі червона калина похилилася. Чогось наша славна Україна зажурилася. А ми тую червону калину піднімемо, А ми нашу славну Україну, гей, гей, розвеселимо!
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  11. Name one war in history which russia won without being supported by England and/or USA.
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  12.  @bernardoheusi6146  that song was sang everywhere. Including by Pink Floyd.
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