Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "DW News" channel.

  1. This is such bad logic because as I keep saying, you can say the same to the Israelies civilians that suffered. Palestinians do not deserve this. The people in Gaza do not. Don't conflate the two.
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  2. Everyone is trying to help negotiate the hostages, various countries. I'm not trying to sound like I'm valuing human lives based on a number, but that's what you're doing if you think the hostages lives are worth 20k innocent people's lives, an endless number of lives. The priority to stop the killing. The hostages can then be negotiated. Israel's prison system for Palestinians is taking people hostage too.
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  3. ​ @wolfswinkel8906  you act like the IMF is a country. It's not a western country.
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  4. What did they break? Why would they break anything? Like someone else said, it was an agreement with turkey and the UN. Russia's stuff was equally treated. Russia was trying to con a better deal that dealt with unrelated sanctions.
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  5. As bad as Hamas is, that was also part of Israel's doing. And they have made the situation much worse at times with this war.
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  6. The Pope has said the same for the past year too. It's suppose to be an aspect of the religion. Like it's making a comment about something that's happening. And asking for mercy.
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  7. ​ @hueylongadmirer55  yea they can... What do you even mean
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  8. Literally any group and individuals
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  9. Why make a psychopath bot?just make Russian support look psychopathic
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  10.  @MI_Prepper  how many people don't die from guns compared to the ones who do Quick search, usually less than 10 people die from guns in Japan US: 48,830
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  11.  @celritalove8645  I don't want them to be controlled. I want their streets to be peaceful and for their country not to disintegrate. And for it to be a warzone amongst gangs. They're government has asked for help for a long time now. When countries ask for help, there's nothing wrong with helping. We can't paint this stuff with such a broad stroke that we clump a country asking for help, alongside invasions or something. It won't work miracles but it's probably better than what's happening now.
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  12. ​ @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit  democracy isn't about wealth. It's about the people having power. It's the only thing that makes a government legitimate in a moral/ethics sense. Because it represents the majority. Any step to that, is better than any step away from that. It helps develop the morality, ethics, and fairness of a country. The fact it helps it be dynamic is a plus.
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  13. ​ @salam14111  you're not on Ukraine's side because you're saying nonsense. Ukraine didn't hate Russia. The fact you're saying this shows what insane bias you have. Russia was interfering and invading Ukraine. If they dislike the country now, it's because Russia kept giving them reasons to. And it wouldn't matter anyway since it's for protection, against something like this war. Blaming the US makes no sense in this circumstance.
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  14. ​ @ahmadahmed214  did you mistyped, Ukraine was the aggressed. And Russia has been messing with them since 2014
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  15. ​ @MrThartofwar  how can Russia start a war, invade land, and then you're pretending it's being invaded. It doesn't make sense. Russia passed Ukraine's borders and occupied their territory
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  16. ​@@HC-sb6iv your "family" doesn't want China(PRC ) taking over Taiwan. And people didn't want German reunification if it meant Soviet take over of Germany.
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  17. ​ @PaulV.  Yea they feel different. As much as the US has invaded in the past, most countries in the America continent don't feel they need massive power. They don't feel threatened by the US. Even US enemies within the continent don't think the US is going to invade them.
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  18. ​ @nashbridges-cu6dy  Russia wanted ego and power. It's ego wouldn't let Ukraine be neutral. It wanted it to be on Russia's side and under their thumb like Belarus.
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  19. Because the government is currently stable? This news isn't happening there. What's your point?
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  20. Like the foster care system. What a false equivalence you're making
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  21. If china invades, and they don't immediately win. Couldn't Taiwan just declare independence. I think half of the U.N would immediately recognize Taiwanese independence. The fear of the attack is what's keeping them from it.
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  22. Well the donbas junta aren't freedom fighters. You can call them rebels if you want. But they aren't fighting for the populace or freedoms.
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  23. Maduro
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  24. How when Ukraine's abilities to project are non-existent and they've been fighting for what they have.
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  25. ​ @artman12  Be sure you aren't assuming that a government that is fair to everyone is "anti hindi"
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  26. What a round about way to say that there's no fuel in Gaza
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  27. Bot answer You just keep saying the same thing but replacing different countries
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  28. ​ @nextinstitute7824  it's not a proxy war for Ukraine. And it's winnable.
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  29. ​ @festekj  and nemtsov? Let's try to use logic here Why would a "cia agent" become a public figure against a government Ike Putin/Russia. Cia would sooner have him act like friends and join Putin's circle. There's no reason why he'd willingly do that.
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  30. That probably won't be rooted with a military hold on the government. Those tend to be old fashioned and conservative and slow to change.
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  31. Vague nothings. Why even bother to write your comment.
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  32. ​ @dark_master_Makei  You hate it irrationally. It's when the people get a say in the government via elections. you're against the African people if you're against them having a real say of any sort.
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  33. ​ @johnlembo2955  you can work with that system to strengthen it. The strongest force of arms is a much worst system that is irreparable, unless it becomes democratic. And that president was elected by the people.
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  34. ​ Keyboard Emperor  China(the current PRC) has never had Taiwan. Taiwan is a separate country that doesn't want to be forced or taken over by china. That's why any person with a conscience wouldn't root for China. A country belongs to the whole, thus all citizens own all land in all the country. And one part can't just take it. An exception is like an odd situation where, it belonged to a country, and some empire is holding on to a piece of it. Or the country isn't united, but each region might be part of a union, like the EU. Though even with the EU, and the UK, the larger part of the Union have allowed the process to even exist. And to happen peacefully. Something China has not allowed. Because Taiwan obviously doesn't want to be a part of China. But fears retaliation if they were vocal about it.
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  35. ​ @wolfswinkel8906  Ridiculous. What's the common sense of invading a peaceful country, going against international law. Starting this quagmire.
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  36. ​ @wolfswinkel8906  Peace was maintained till Putin decided otherwise. Till Russia broke it.
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  37. ​ @wolfswinkel8906  you don't disqualify yourself from independence and recognized borders. Ukraine did nothing to Russia. Russia tried to dictate Ukraine's policy, which is a violation of its independence. And then invaded them over Ukraine exercising that sovereignty.
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  38. ​ @wirasanjaya4517  the memorandum had nothing to do with joining NATO or not. So they didn't break anything. You're retroactively adding something to it that didn't exist. The agreement just gave recognition and assurance to never attack Ukraine.
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  39.  @marksimpson6387  yes and this is the help that will help them achieve lasting peace. Ukrainian aren't fighting for a badge. They were attacked. And stolen from.
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  40. This is actually kinda funny
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  41. ​ @SV-wu2my  don't bypass the issue. Which is that some people in India, feel like he's putting Hindu's over them.
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  42. The leadership in Afghanistan was the worst. I wish these women had tried ro fight. And join the leadership. I'll never forget how the leadership didn't even fight. Even just for their own selfishness.
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  43. ​ @MrOsetian  that's called lying.
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  44. You think that's unusual? That's standard for most humans through most of history. Even in developed countries in low income, high violence areas. It's a human survival mechanism.
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  45.  @zhiyuedu9743  yet here you are talking about Vietnam. That's how it goes.
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  46.  @htas6888  this is good information to know. Makes it seems less like scapegoating and more like real investigative work
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  47.  freedomfirst5557  read the comment I responded to Unless he was being sarcastic Why would they dance for joy over Wagner being there I mean I don't think he was being sarcastic based on other comments he's made
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  48. Suddenly people act like that's not standard.
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  49. ​ @annan7728  That's the responsibility of Russia. And why we should support Ukraine.
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  50.  @gfys756  you're ignorant. International laws on this were established after WW2. So that they kinda thing would stop.
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