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@nozhki-busha Ukrops also burned civilians alive in Odessa, they were filmed doing so, they cut of drinking water access to 1.6 million people, as the Geneva Convention is concerned, yeah, collective punishment is a war crime, and then there hiding military equipment within civicivilian infrastructure and in dong so endangering their own civilians, as has been recorded repeatedly from apartment blocks to shopping centers, making those areas legitimate military targets but with guaranteed collateral damage that they can then propagandize, innocent lives are nothing more than another weapon to the regime in Kiev, why anyone would want to support those roving bands of butchers is beyond me, I mean, unless your the CEO of an arms contractor, then it would make sense.
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I'm not a fan of Putin, if Lenin was alive today he would have Putin put to the wall and shot as an opportunistic capitalist and war profiteer, that being said, every move Russia has made since 2014 has been reactionary, Ukraine was the first nation to launch a military offensive against the separatist in Donbas to quell the protest against the coup in Kiev, when russian forces already stationed in Crimea deployed to protect the populace as they voted on referendum and secession, this was because the Ukrainian armed forces alongside far-right paramilitary groups wire already killing hundreds of civilians in the east, with the russian military protecting the populace this prevented the mass murder of civilians that would have otherwise taken place. Russia did not invade Ukraine in 2014, this is a lie, The russian forces that supposedly invaded in 2014 were every bit as present in crimea in 2013 and 2012, they were already there due to the lease agreement shared between Ukraine and the Russian Federation that has had Ukraine leading the Sevastopol Naval base to Russia, then the new western backed regime chose to pretend that this agreement never existed and branded the russians there as invaders even though they had been there long before hostilities had broken out. You can hate Putin, You can hate what he has done to Russia, and what he has done in Ukraine, that doesnt mean that what he is saying is wrong, Russia shouldnt have invaded, likewise Victoria Nuland shouldnt have financed a far right coup to install a western backed Regime in Kiev, both sides have made mistakes, when they both accept this fact an amicable peace resolution can be possible, the reverent nationalism and demonization/dehumanization of the "enemy" being seen by both sides brings neither any closer to peace. I refuse to lend vocal or financial support to either side in this conflict, and my stance will remain neutral.
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Ukraine is running out of reserves, Russia has only used 20% of its forces in Ukraine, and are capturing more ground every day, little by little Ukraine is falling, even with all of the US and NATO aid, it doesnt help when there arent enough men left to use it, you cant capture ground with drones and and missiles, that takes men, and Ukraine simply doesnt have enough anymore, when that matter is settled, these people in Tbilisi will either go home or wish they had
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@steveborgmalta no, were not, but everyone in these positions of power were alive in 1962 and are clearly applying the same logic as used prior, so the US doesnt like Russia being a copycat, tough titties, until the west rights its past wrongs, they have no moral high ground to predicate from, sure russia bad hur dur, the west isnt any damn sight better and they're every bit as culpable for the current crisis as Putin, and again, to reiterate, this is no defence of tsar vladimir, it's a neutral and objective viewpoint, take that as you will.
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@thepatternologist the Russian/Ukrainian dual citizens who have inhabited the donbass since long before ukraine was an independent nation, who were being killed in mass by ukraines "anti-terror" campaign in 2014 that was nothing more than a punitive expidition to crush all civil opposition to the coup in Kiev, for all you want to hate him, as Russias head of state he is under the obligation to take all actions necessary to defend the russian populace as well as Russia's strategic interest, the same pretext that america used when its citizens were killed and endangered in Panama and Grenada, by all accounts, sovereign nations that held no true threat to american security and hegemony, this is not stated to justify Putins actions, but only the context to your question with historical precedent as an example of the same actions being taken before for the same reasons, this is just the shite world we live in, only now russia is trully no better than the west
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@katbrown1449 I watch close friends get burned alive in Odessa by swastika waving fascist back in 2014 because they just so happened to be members of the of the left wing party Borotba because they opposed the illegal coup and the destruction of great patriotic war and holocaust memorials, they were unarmed civilians, this was months before Russia started materially aiding th DPR and LPR, the culprits of this and many other atrocities were never brought to justice, they were rewarded and inducted into the Ukrainian national guard, so the better point than yours to make, if you want to play value store Milosevic and instigate intervention, that's on you, Ukraine fucked up there, I dont support russias intervention in Ukraine anymore than I supported NATO's intervention in Yugoslavia, but they fuggin asked for it all the same, NATO then as Russia today are doing so for self interested reasons, again this is a capitalist proxy war for profit, of which the proletariat of both sides have to bleed for and suffer whilst the oligarchs of both sides profit from thier bloodshed, and any rational person not blinded by nationalistic hubris should be able to figure that out. I'll leave the excuses to Tsar Vlad and Il Duce Zelensky, personally I'd like to see both brought before revolutionary tribunals and promptly put to the wall while thier regimes are dismantled and in thier place give rise to people's soviets, cause that worked alot fuggin better than this 30 year long clusterfuck of a capitalist experiment.
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@MarkM001 Nuetrality worked great for Ukraine before victoria nuland gave five billion dollars to far right extremist groups in order to finance an armed anti-Russian coup, yeah the people wanted new elections, Yanukovich agreed to them even knowing he would lose, but said far right militants used the funds to get armed and organized, began attacking state authorities, then overthrew the government, set up an ilegal interim regime with wester support, immediately started forcing draconian anti-Russian laws on the population and in doing so alienated a third of the populace, when that third protested these actions, they were regarded as terrorist and a punitive campaign of murder and destruction was unleashed by the regime in Kiev in order to subjugate the populace. I dont see a peaceful resolution being possible until the west accepts this context, it has done everything possible to ignore it since the maidan, hundreds of civilians were murdered by a regime the west wants to brand as "free and democratic"
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@Kraftravioli Have yet to turn anyone away, americans, guatemalans, dominicans, hondurans, granted i have but only one guest bedroom in my house i can still take people to shelter's, comrade's houses where they can also stay, If i have the ability to help those in need I have the responsibility to do so, sorry its such a hard decision to put humanity over nationalism, if you dont like that, idk what to tell you because i feel pretty good about myself and what i do to help
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Angela Mathys lol presuptuous aiteann arent you Angy? Why should I be pro american, your country has done nothing but fuck over mine since 1916 when you chose britians side in branding my forefathers terrorist for striving for the same independence that your ancestors fought for.
My uncle was killed in the Congo because he was deployed with the peacekeeping mission because your CIA funded and backed mobutu sese seko's coup to overthrow the democratically elected government so your nation could control the regions natural resources, namely the uranium mines in katanga.
Ohh, Im 31, my mother died when I was 16, so go fuck yourself on that note. Excuse me for not feeling the need to use a sock account blue on blue, I feel no need to hide my face and openly express my vies as they arent racist or by any other means inhuman, Im guessing you wouldnt understand that though blue on blue.
Lastly, I have no problems with being white, I'm just not a white nationalist nor supremicist, as history has clearly shown what that shite spawned before, so you will have to excuse me if I dont share your aspirations for a 4th Reich.
Gabh transna ort fhéin aiteann. 🇮🇪
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@Ahahahhaaah theyve taken over a fifth of Ukraine and inflicted 1.5 million casualties, 600,000 are acceptable losses in comparison, especially given that ukraine had a smaller conscription pool at the start of the conflict and how that's been exacerbated by the mass migration of draft age Ukrainians, it's a war of attrition, and the math was never really in ukraines favor, Russia doesnt have to capture all of Ukraine to win, all russia has to do is secure and hold onto what theyve captured as that will force ukraine to mount ever more counter offensives the further drain they're numbers, Russia's casualty rate is lower than they're conscription rate, where Ukraines casualty rate if higher than the birth rate by national average, with those figures the outcome is inevitable.
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Ignore the trump trolls and alt right tiki fascist, dont respond to thier bullshit, dont give them a platform, this should have been a lesson learned by now, if you see something inflamatory, offensive, racist, mysoginist, etc don't debate the bullshit, mass report it, have they're comments removed and pages taken down and move the fuck on with your day.
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@noneya1238 just putting it out there, when you guys get tired of this back and fourth shite, your still free to try communism, well, really you'd have to fight for it, as capitalist usually dont enjoy concepts like equality or the redistribution of wealth or a planned economy, but the cost of doing nothing and believing that change can come from casting your vote into one of two parties that tow the same geopolitical line is hopeless, how many decades need to pass before that becomes evident? The democrats arent in any better of a position to force radical change any more than the republicans because the state under which both parties are subservient is corrupted beyond salvation, If change isnt forced the republic will continue to cumble to the point that all you will have left is an autocratic police state where thousands are murdered on a daily basis, we already know the not so meticulus nor gentleman OP wants to go jew hunting, how many signs are needed?
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@leeii337 No, those were just some general facts, not justification, that's not my job Russia is acting in a self serving manner using the civilian populace of the east as an excuse to secure its sphere of influence, that being said, russias actions have been reactionary, long before they intervened the Ukrainian Army and far right paramilitaries were already killing hundreds of civilians in the donbas, Odessa, and Mariupol, why should those murders get a pass bud? Because Russia wasnt involved yet so it's cool, or those were all just the bad ukrainians so they deserved to be shot and burned? Or was that just an internal affair that somehow has no bearing on the events that followed? given such the context their excuses are every bit as valid as NATO bombing Yugoslavian civilians, cry me a river, build a bridge, Russia's not doing anything that the west hasnt done repeatedly, so do please blow the exceptionalism out your arse, no russia isnt the kind and humble benefactor simply defending the donbas people any more than NATO gave a shite about the Afghans or Iraqis or Syrians or Serbs, Croats, Bosnians etc, just more proxy war for profit amongst capitalists oligarchs, the west long set the precedent of what's being witnessed in Ukraine, yet it is only when the competitors to the petrodollar do the same when this strategy becomes something evil. If you take this as a defence of Russia, it's not, that's on you, my only bias in this conflict is to the proletariat of both nations who have to suffer for the economic gains being generated at the top, the regimes in Moscow, Kiev, and washington are the responsible parties, the war industry is the responsible party, to end this conflict the nationalist narrative needs to be exposed as the lie it is, part of that is acknowledging the previously stated facts regardless of whether or not they fit your narrative or not, If you ignore past wrongs to justify your present position, the opposition will do the same, as russia has done with said bombings of civilians, and until there is change here both sides self righteous narratives will continue, the conflict will continue to escalate, and hundreds of thousands will continue to die while Uralvagonzovod shareholders and General Dynamics CEO's continue champagne toasts to ever higher stock values from the arms contracts that keep flowing in.
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@randylegall2162 No, using Charles logic, the american taxpayers would be paying for the wall, not Canada, Not Mexico, Not China or Russia either. Again, untill said USMC bill went into effect, if it does at all, Trump is carging the taxpayers for the wall, and thus breaking his campaign promise to his base, clear and simple.
Also, if he wants to build said wall, why not just divert the money from the defence budget? If he's removing American forces from Syria there should be a bit more to spare there and not charge the taxpayers any more than what they are already forced to pay.
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@randylegall2162 for what its worth I personally dont believe he has made america less great, but I never saw America as that great of a nation to begin with, but your nation has had a long history of fucking over my countrymen going back to 1916, so maybe im a bit biased on that point, but as it stands Fidel's Cuba was a better friend to us than America had ever been. As far as I can see the Americans are treating they're southern neighbors the same way the Brits treated my ancestors, well if not worse actually, MI6 never plotted and funded coups to destabalize our democracy as the US has done repeatedly over the last century in Central and South America to continue the exploitation of the third world. That being said, building a wall is still a massive waste of taxpayers dollars. Trumps continued shutdown does more to jeprodize Americas security than any amount of illegal immigration from the southern boarder, because historically, Americas threats from terrorist have been from the air, and through the ports, TSA workers arent being paid, and they are leaving in mass to pick up part time jobs, leaving less people at the ports of entry to screen people entering the country or to cunduct proper searches, you can do the math on that and see how the numbers stack up, no disrespect intended.
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@randylegall2162 I understand your concerns, but quite frankly, In relation to the United Stated repeated violations of international law in it's regime change operations in Latin America to overthrow democratically elected governments with military juntas that were more subservient to US foriegn policy, from the overthrowing of Guatemala's Arbenz Guzman in 1954 to as recently in the 2007 Coup in Honduras which has led to violent civil wars and campaigns of mass murder, free ranging death squads trained in the School of the Americas (WHINSEC), that has broken down law in order in the region making the capability of having a peacful life an impossibility for hundreds of thousands of people in the region, expect no sympathy from me over whats going on on the southern border..
Until your country owns up to its culpability in the destabalization of the region and starts effective programs to set right these injustices, your treatment of migrants and asylum seekers is only a measure to pour salt into the wounds yourselves and forefathers cut open.
Yes I agree that there needs to be immigration reform, but it will not be effective without righting these wrongs, People will still travel north seeking peace and stability, regardless of how many visas are granted, if you want a long term solution to the problem, these measures would be a more effective solution than any wall, and it gives America the added caviat of being able to live up to the imaga of what ot was always supposed to be.
I'm an Irish expatriate living in the Caribbean by the way. Cheers
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@crystalgiddens7276 yep, consistently full of shite, just what I thought. Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Reagan were not communist, communist have never run shite in your country sad as it is to say. You have no understanding of fucking history at all let alone the concept.
Ohh, your speaking to one by the way, go fuck yourself. ☭
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@jalluhc closer to 600,000 Russians, 360,000 Ukrainian dead, 1,300 dead American mercenaries, The Ukrainians went from 300km² of captured territory in Kursk to 6km² and it only cost 20,000 dead, all of Donestk in Russian hands, all of Lugansk minus Chasiv Yar in Russian hands, all of the southern coast from the border to Crimea in Russian hands, and Zelensky is running out of kids to kidnap to man all that old equipment due to most draft age men already having fled the country.
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How about instead of a wall the US pays 10B in reparations to the Central American nation states that the US spent a century dominating with unfair trade practices, destabalization of democratically elected governments, installation of murderous dictators and military juntas, ya know, the social conditions that have so harmed the peoples living south of your border that thousands attempt to flee every year, because a wall fixes nothing, if you want to make America great again, help make Honduras great again, maybe say sorry for the CIA's involvent for the 2007 coup that has caused nothing but chaos since, make Guatemala great again, maybe also say sorry for having a democratically elected president killed to have dictator replace him to appease united fruit, then from that directly causing one of the longest civil wars in modern history, make Mexico great again, maybe also say sorry for taking half of thier country and leaving them with no choice in the matter.
Maybe, just maybe now, if America reversed the policies that made said countries "shitholes" and the people of said countries had domestic possibilities for a atable, even happy life, the need to flee north to saftey would no longer exist, its a longshot i know, but probably more effective than a fucking wall, If one does go up ill be sure to open a shop in juarez selling shovels and hacksaws just to make my point.
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