Comments by "Thetequilashooter1" (@Thetequilashooter1) on "Artur Rehi" channel.

  1.  @gottagowork I seriously doubt anyone believed him anyway. He also said that Mexico would pay for the border wall, and that didn’t happen either. The war in Ukraine had little to do with him being elected. Unfortunately the war was a lower priority of concerns that the American public was having to take into consideration during the election. The economy, inflation, immigration, border problems, wokism, etc., all took priority.
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  2. @ It’s comments like yours that make it easier knowing that Trump won. Why should we support people like you who are filled with hate?
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  3.  @7171jay  I don’t support Russia. I just think it’s ridiculous to think that Russia is just going to give back the land it’s taken after its lost so much to get it. It’s lost hundreds of thousands of lives, a large chunk of it military, its economy is in shambles, its military is the laugh stock of the world, etc. Tell me genius, how exactly is Ukraine going to take back all its land without US support?
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  4. 18:43 I feel your pain with the cringeworthy Russian propaganda.
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  5. What exactly is fake? That’s right, nothing. Move along troll.
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  6. Russia’s primarily using Iranian drones. The number of Russian missiles being used has drastically gone down. And the United States said that part of the reason why it’s providing cluster munitions is because of the low supply of artillery shells. How is that propaganda when the US admitted it?
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  7. Artur, I understand your criticism of the Biden’s reactionary approach, but one thing that you can probably notice in your comments section is that the Europeans will take any opportunity to spit in the US. It’s this constant negativity why there are so many Americans who don’t see why the US should help when the help is unappreciated. Americans don’t want to be dragged into another war, which is something many Europeans would probably welcome because they know that the U.S. could easily defeat Russia. I’ve got family and friends who are in the military, and the last thing I want is to see them put in harm’s way for a war that the U.S. has no obligation to help Ukraine defend. If Ukraine was a NATO member, it wouldn’t be a different story, but that’s not the case.
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  8.  @ch0293  WTF does that have to do with what they believe and don’t believe? Of course most Russians don’t have any say in what their government does, but that doesn’t mean they should believe the nonsense that their government spews to them.
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  9.  @DownUnderDigitals  What’s the difference? Do you think you can find me? 😂
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  10.  DownUnderDigitals  Sure am, true red, white and blue. Currently reside in California, went to college in Tucson, AZ. What’s the beef of giving broad generalizations?
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  11.  DownUnderDigitals  What? You make no sense.
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  12.  DownUnderDigitals  WTF is wrong with you? Did you not read the other guy’s post saying he was from California too?
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  13.  @adissabovic  It’s A LOT better than the crap that the Russian media spews.
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  14. @@karmakazi101 There are very very few westerners who think that way. People know that Putin got his wealth by robbing the Russian people blind. He went from an ex-KGB agent to one of the wealthiest people in the world. He silences his opposition by either putting them in jail or killing them off. He has sent thousands upon thousands of men to their unnecessary deaths in Ukraine. He’s an egotistical and pathological liar who creates his own historical perspective that is far from realistic. He has absolute control of the Russian media. He would not survive a day under the western media. There are still many people who hold conservative values, including myself, but he’s the last person that I’d want as a leader.
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  15. @bruhpoopoopeepee Like what? Got any examples? I seriously doubt it.
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  16.  @stevendunn7928  How much is a country’s independence worth? It means continued US aid, meaning that the amount that the United States provides will keep going up. The US doesn’t have to help at all. It can just say fine, it’s done helping, or Zelenskyy can just flat out reject the deal. Trump isn’t a traditional politician, he’s more of a businessman.
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  17.  @stevenmoore3480  What isn’t accurate? I can back up every word I wrote.
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  18.  @stevenmoore3480  The truth hurts doesn’t it? November 2006 President Bush's agenda at a NATO summit this week will include pressing alliance members to increase defense spending. Aides say many U.S. allies are ill-equipped for modern military operations. Excerpt from remarks by President Barack Obama and President Bronislaw Komorowski of Poland in a joint press conference, June 3, 2014: The United States is proud to bear its share of the defense of the Transatlantic Alliance. It is the cornerstone of our security. But we can’t do it alone. And we’re going to need to make sure that everybody who is a member of NATO has full membership. They expect full membership when it comes to their defense; then that means that they’ve also got to make a contribution that is commensurate with full membership.
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  19. @ Keep crying at reality. You respond with a childish insult because you can’t accept the truth.
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  20.  @LloydBrodrick-ne5ei  Ukraine can do whatever it wants. I don’t care. The US has been by far the largest supporter of military weaponry. You have to take the entirety of Europe to even compare. The EU needs to significantly increase its military strength. The EU nations have been neglecting their militaries for over a decade. As an example and under the current circumstances, the UK is planning on reducing the size of the regular army from a commitment of 82,000 troops to 73,000 by 2025. That’s absolutely absurd. It shows that Europe still isn’t taking Russia seriously. Why should the US care about Europe when its own countries don’t?
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  21.  @guillaume4519  That’s total nonsense. Ukraine didn’t even want the nukes. They didn’t have the resources or money to maintain them. Furthermore, the nukes only had 12 year useful lives, 8 of which had already passed when the memorandum was signed. What’s your source that the US has only provided 10% of what it has promised? The US has no obligation to even help, and yet you’re crying about it. It’s your kind of inappreciativeness why Americans question why would should help at all. Without US support Ukraine would have lost by now, and you’re still whining.
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  22. @ From what I’ve read is that Russia already controls the majority of the territory that holds the minerals. The figure you reference is just an estimate, which nobody knows for certain. You don’t know until you start digging, and it’s questionable if the minerals are rare earth minerals at all. The US has provided by far the most military aid. You’re comparing all of Europe, which should be spending a lot more than the USA. The second largest contributor is Germany, it’s just a fraction of what the U.S. provides. Why shouldn’t the US get compensation in return? You think that the US is a free weapons grocery store? The US has no obligation to help, and yet it’s easy to see your hatred towards America. If EU countries listened to the US to increase defense spending the Ukrainians wouldn’t be so dependent on the US. And not included in the military aid figures are all the intel and logistics that the USA has been providing.
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  23.  @guillaume4519  You don’t know what you’re talking about. Ukraine didn’t even want the nukes. It didn’t have the money to properly maintain them. Ukraine also enjoyed the fact that Russia would forgive the debt Ukraine owed to it in exchange for signing the memorandum. The nukes also only had 12 year useful lives, 8 of which had already passed. The US has no obligation to help at all, and yet it’s provided far more military aid than any other country. Germany is a far off distant second. Without US help Ukraine would have lost by now. Zelenskyy himself has said so. The US also brings capabilities that other countries don’t possess, like ATACMS and GLMRS rockets with cluster munitions, valuable intel, command and control capabilities, etc. Who says the U.S. has only provided 10% of what it has promised? Sounds like bs.
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  24.  @guillaume4519  What excuses has the U.S. made? It owes Ukraine nothing, and yet you feel like the U.S. giving over 100 billion in aid is nothing. It’s people like you who don’t appreciate what the U.S. has done is why Americans question why should we help at all. If EU nations took the U.S. advice to increase military spending Ukraine would not be in this situation.
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  25.  @LloydBrodrick-ne5ei  To guillaume4519. I don’t care much for how YT doesn’t always show the recipient’s name anymore, either.
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  26.  @tatianayegovtseva9737  Great comment!
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  27.  @LloydBrodrick-ne5ei  Not sure what why my comment didn’t post, but don’t worry it wasn’t to you.
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  28. @ I think the mindset that the US is defenders of the free world ended a long time ago. The US was criticized for too long for getting involved where it shouldn’t and was told that nobody made it the world’s policeman and that it needed to mind its own business. It also hasn’t helped that at the moment the US is more separated than ever before. People are fed up with all the wasteful government spending, and are sick of watching the national debt soar. Trump’s Make America Great Again hasn’t helped as it’s made our people more concerned about ourselves than anytime I can recall. As an old timer, I don’t like it, but I also don’t like being taken advantage of either, domestically or internationally. Internationally the US can’t be everywhere for everyone, and EU countries are some of the wealthiest in the world. Domestically, we’re paying many millions to house and feed illegal immigrants, while the people who do it legally have to wait many years and incur thousands of dollars in expenses. It just gets old after a while. It’s late here so I’m heading to bed. Goodnight.
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  29. @ Of course it is. What’s your point?
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  30.  @zulubeatz1  People rage on him because he’s looking for peace. He doesn’t want the death, suffering and destruction to continue. He’s also looking out for the US. He doesn’t want to keep dishing out billions to Ukraine only to watch Ukraine slowly retreat. What do you think would be the best thing for the USA to do to help Ukraine? You want the U.S. to go to war and take the land back because that’s the only way it could happen. The Russian economy could possibly collapse, but nobody knows how long that could take.
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  31.  @guillaume4519  Have you done any research? You’ll find that Ukraine didn’t even have operational control of the nukes. You will also find that Ukraine didn’t want the nukes because it didn’t have the funds or resources to properly maintain them. Ukraine was broke at the time, and Russia’s forgiving the debt was a huge relief for them. There were also some Ukrainian politicians who feared another Chernobyl disaster. The US didn’t want Ukraine to have nukes because it didn’t want them to fall into the wrong hands. It’s why the U.S. also entered into an agreement with Russia where the U.S. would dispose of thousands of Russian nukes over many years. It was an agreement in place until 2016 when Putin terminated it.
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  32.  @guillaume4519  You’re absolutely right. Especially under the Biden administration the US has supported some causes that it shouldn’t. Giving millions to Gaza for condoms; giving money to Guatemala for sex change operations; giving $6 million to Iraq to have the Sesame Street show. It’s a long list that Trump is cutting from the budget.
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  33.  @guillaume4519  The US provided through December 64.1 million Euros. Germany was second at 12.6, UK next at 10.7, Denmark next at 7.5… So yes, in comparison to other countries it is far more. The US maintains its equipment very well, and it might be needed one day.
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  34.  @guillaume4519  Do some research and you’ll find yourself that Ukraine didn’t want them because it didn’t have the funds to maintain them. The US wanted the memorandum signed because it didn’t want the nukes to fall into the wrong hands, and for that reason the U.S. also helped dispose of thousands of Russian nukes till 2016 when Putin cancelled the agreement. Try doing some research. I’ve tried cutting and pasting but YouTube keeps deleting my comments.
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  35.  @fredkite9330  Why is the US a lost case? Are you upset that the U.S. isn’t giving out free handouts anymore? Trump is actually doing a lot of good things for the US.
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  36.  @NightMystique13  Self serving? Trump is actually doing a lot of good things to help Americans.
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  37.  @davewilson6022  Why is it bs? You think that the U.S. is just some free weapons grocery store for Ukraine?
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  38.  @TiciaA26  I never said anything about money, and Patriot missiles, Javelins, millions of rounds of artillery, drones, counter artillery radars, etc., are not weapons being disregarded. Even the Bradleys are being saved in they’re needed in the future. You’re trying to downplay US support. Don’t forget that European countries have provided old equipment that they no longer use.
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  39.  @TiciaA26  Japan is not getting closer to China, especially with China trying to take claim to Japanese territories.
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  40.  @TiciaA26  Sure other companies are providing weapons, but not nearly as much as they should.
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  41.  @TiciaA26  What do you mean when you say both parties agreements, and then there are wish washy ones who can’t be trusted? Be more specific and clear.
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  42.  @TiciaA26  I get my information from Ukraine War Tracker. Just because you don’t like it doesn’t make it false.
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  43. Keep dreaming Putinbot. We all know what Russia says it has is a lie. It’s only got around 30 Ka-52 helicopters, and it’s hypersonic missiles are a joke. The Kinzhal has been shot down numerous times, and Russia to this very day still hasn’t shown the Zircon actually work. Ukraine is actually using more artillery now than Russia, and Russia has had to crawl to North Korea and Iran for weapons.
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  44. The US didn't buy more F-22's because of the dumbass, Robert Gates. He thought the US had enough, and wanted to direct the monies meant for the F-22 to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq instead.
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  45.  @sigmaputin6888  How does it feel to have so many people despise Russia? I bet you are really proud of Russia’s attacks on innocent people, and of Russia’s atrocities of looting, raping, maiming, torturing and murdering innocent civilians. Russia has no morals, and deservedly so it’s got no friends.
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  46. Sad thing is that much of the Russian population actually believes their propaganda nonsense, especially the elderly.
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  47. Plus don’t tell me that you actually believe what Putin said. Russia has numerous times shot down its own aircraft. There’s supposed to be a system called friend or foe that distinguishes enemy aircraft from your own, but obviously Russia’s isn’t working right.
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  48. If Belarus attacks Ukraine, then the US should definitely provide ATACMS to Ukraine. Ukraine can use them to strike deep within Belarus taking out leadership and command centers. It could possibly result in an overthrow of the government. NATO should also stack troops on the Belarus border so that it will need to think twice about deploying troops to Ukraine.
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  49. It’s hilarious how Russia has started its offensive and Ukraine isn’t even sure if it’s the real deal. So much for Russia being the second strongest country.😂
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  50. You can tell that he used to be in a former Soviet republic. Spetnaz is not top five like he thinks. They have a large number of losses and screw ups. They don’t have the same kinds of resources as Western counterparts, or the same amount of experience, especially NATO nations and Israel, who have been at wars for decades.
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