Comments by "" (@jimakisspd) on "Russia to sanction Australia after ‘unfriendly’ response to Ukraine invasion" video.

  1. It certainly won't be a compliment when you freeze during the winter!!
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  2. Or not minding your own business cause you were, you are and still remain a USA and British colony!!!
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  3.  @Fuzzy_Barbarian  A British colony more likely in that case. And anyone having a sense of history knows that Australia was(and still remains) colonised by the British.
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  4. The whiny toddlers are the cocky western libtards who seriously cannot comprehend their position!! Putin is a realist, he says ''you can't sanction me because I am in charge here, I own the gas and therefore I am the only one in the position to sanction''.
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  5.  @TheLumberjack1987  Right, what about the people who do not have the money to pay it?? What about the hospitals and patients that need electricity to live?? How are they going to survive without energy?? This comment pretty much shows the level of immaturity that governs the minds of middle-class westerns, who are incapable to perceive reality outside their private individual fields, yet are full of mindless arrogant thinking they control the world through their choices!!
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  6.  @ccumma1149  Yeah keep telling that to yourself. Anyone knowing even your most modern history laughs at this remark of yours.
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  7.  @ccumma1149  Glad to see you are Italian fratello mio!!! However I tend to disagree, political arrests in the west are many. Until some decades ago, being a communist would put you to prison in western Europe and USA(so would Australia). Today anything that speaks in the name of the people is labelled as populist and far-right and receives equal censorship and political persecution. Freedom for expressing opinions isn't shown when someone shares opinions that are condescending with authority bro. You realise if someone is truly free when he can share views that are ''not on the mainstream''. And when you see things from that perspective, you will realise you are not as ''free'' or ''safe to express your views'' in the West as they have made you believe.
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  8.  @rkn3zdesign  Uhm, you do realise that Australia is not the center of the universe??? There are other countries that will suffer and most especially EU ones.
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  9.  @sirmalus5153  Give it a try, my FSK colleagues shall make sure you remain silent. So COME AT ME BRO!!!
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  10. ​ @johnwelson7024  But UK most certainly does. Also I don't think a client state of Britain and USA such as Australia is going to survive with a dead British economy!!!
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  11.  @daledelatte9607  Of course, after prices shall be skyrocketed because of monopoly!!!
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  12.  @johnwelson7024  Yeah unless the British queen decides to fire your prime minister tomorrow!!!
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  13.  @TheLumberjack1987  1)I am not Russian. 2)Russian savings will be fine cause all the surplus will be bought by China. 3) You haven't seen either the Covid lockdown or the sanctions against Russia effect on the economy yet. Just wait a few months and you will see. The 2008 Lehman Brothers crisis will look like nouveau riche party compared to what will come!!!
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  14.  @jeffdelaney8934  Not hospitals dumbo, I am referring to technical assistance for patients. How are these going to survive if your energy supplies reach the bottom and power goes down every 2 hours??
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  15.  @angelikasinkevich894  The one who will laugh last will be the one that will laugh better!!! And trust me that's not going to be Ukraine. Russia isn't even using its 1% military power in Ukraine and is still gaining ground. And we are still second week. When even in the much weaker Iraq in 2003 USA couldn't claim Baghdad in less than 1 month and 11 days!!!
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  16.  @angelikasinkevich894  And your source for this is??
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  17.  @D-A-A-  '' people survived for thousands of years through winter with no gas,'' Yeah in pre-industrial societies when population was about 500 millions)compared to 7 billions that exist today) and during times and periods where lifespan would hardly surpass 40 years. '' but it makes life easier and more comfortable n there is still ways around it'' If you think that's the only benefit you receive from gas(being comfortable at home) then I have nothing else to say, it just shows once again the level of both education as well as the level of political immaturity of the West since the media rule everything.
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  18.  @Fuzzy_Barbarian  I meant sense of history if that's easier for you to comprehend. And no I didn't pull the USA part out of my ass, I pulled it out of actual facts. Australia's economic and military dependence on USA is an indisputable fact, no matter how much you parrot the ''freedom'' word. International affairs are nothing else than decisions and agreements between hegemonic countries, and the other countries simply agreeing with the hegemonic powers they are subordinate to(such as Australia where no matter what your governments will always agree with USA's and Britain's position).
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  19.  @Canada_Dominium  And yours makes up all your argumentation!!!
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  20.  @Canada_Dominium  Using brains and simply repeating mechanic senseless phrases like bot(e.g Go to Putin and Russia) is an oxymoron.
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  21. ​ @Fuzzy_Barbarian  Seriously aren't you ashamed of being an adult yet being a word-catcher like a kid when arguing with someone?? And when he happens to use a word in a sense you are not used to in your narrow conception of it, instead of trying to comprehend what he says, you instead pick on it and then boast like a cock as if you ''outsmarted'' him and then you go personal making a witless babble about a person you know nothing about. A word doesn't need to be used in the literal sense you s martass. In that case the word ''colony'' can be used to describe someone subordinate(and yes dependence is subordination), in the same way that politicians and media called many poor countries ''debt colonies''. For example the media and politicians used to(and still) refer to Greece as a ''debt colony'' of Germany, does it mean that Greece is literally ''colonised by Germans''?? No it's simply another word for being dependent. Same goes for Australia, when I use the word ''colony'' of the USA, I didn't mean it in the literal sense but implied that it is a subordinate state. It's called METAPHOR, got it now??
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  22.  @ccumma1149  ''are you Greek and do you write from Greece?'' Yes '' in your opinion, am I Australian?'' If you are living in Australia, then you are Australian. How could I know where you are from???
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  23.  @ccumma1149  Yeah and hence my point, it's pointless to be Australian, Italian or any NATO country claiming that Putin defines ''unfriendliness'' as not being submissive when these countries are seriously totally submissive towards USA to the point of actually sending weapons and troops to defend Russia's enemy only because the USA tells them to.
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  24.  @Fuzzy_Barbarian  You either can't be bored to use youtube as you should (ie don't write if you're not willing to read) or you really just don't get it. In my first comment I said Australia is a British and USA colony, using the word ''colony'' in both metaphorical and literal sense. Literally when referring to British and metaphorically(meaning SUBORDINATE) when it came to the USA. If I wanted to speak wholly literally I would say ''Australia is a British colony and a CLIENT STATE of the USA''. Got it now?? I never intended to use it in the literal sense when referring to USA and Australia, it's just that I couldn't believe there would be someone of such such iq level as yours that such a kind of explanation would be necessary. The rest of your ravings about ''reddit'' and stuff I don't even bother commenting on!!
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  25.  @Ineedgames  ''Are you seriously trying to act like you know more about Australia than actual Australians?'' And thus spoke those who speak against (and act as if they know everything about) Russia without having ever stepped there!!!
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  26.  @dyfrigshandy  I bow to your argumentation!!!
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  27.  @deimosvoralius2988  ''So your mother and father taught you to look the other way'' My father and mother and all my ancestors taught me to stand for what was right and my fatherland's interest. And supporting a nazi government(such as Ukraine's) that has been killing and persecuting ethnic minorities in Ukraine(like you do) is certainly not one of them. So I would rather side with my Orthodox brothers of Russia!!!
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  28.  @deimosvoralius2988  ''such a wonderful number of Putin-bots. '' Yeah watchout my robotic R&D, it's shooting right at ya!!! ''They still haven't answered on if putin has a 9mil to their head.''' bahahahahahaha you are so funny!! So in your parallel universe that your media has put you into, Putin is like the Hindu god Vishnu with millions of hands capable of putting 9mil to the heads of 144 million at the same minute??? Makes sense!!!
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  29.  @ccumma1149  Indeed it is, reality is always complex. I just don't get how this only applies in the case of Western countries, but when it comes to Russia it's only reduced to the typical and (not-so-complex) ''Putin=bad''
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  30.  @ccumma1149  Except Mussolini WAS an actual dictator. Putin isn't(unless one watches so much TV). And you speak of ''democracies'' as if they actually exist, when in reality western ''democracies'' have much more in common with Mussolini's regime than Putin does. It wasn't Putin that locked me inside the house for a whole year, mandated me to sms where will I go and when in order to get out, fined, arrested or imprisoned people in case they didn't, banned me from totally going out at night after 21:00, ordered people how to dress and how to breath, mandated people to have their shops closed and their businesses of lifetime destroyed with zero reparations and then ordered me to take a vax by mandate in order for all the above irrational measures to be lifted, otherwise I would stay in the same situation(like many did like me). All the above it's only the modern ''western democracies'' and of course Nazi Germany before them that applied these!!! I've been to Russia in 2020-2021, and nothing of what existed in EU(and most especially in southern european countries like Greece) existed there. The days I've been to Russia I enjoyed freedoms that not in my dreams I could in the EU.
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  31.  @ccumma1149  ''being able to leave your country only if authorized by the state'' My friend, with all respect but I think your perception of Russia is one of a period that has long time passed away and therefore outdated. I've been to Russia, have talked to Russians both inside and outside Russia and I know what I saw and with whom I talked to. The media fear-mongering isn't going to scare me. I think the Westerns would think differently now, if they decided to have a real life experience of what they were talking about and communicating with people inside of Russia instead of watching so much TV. The law for imprisonment for 15 years is the one for ''fake news''(not for protesting as you say) and guess what??? It was the USA that first brought up this law, and do you know how many anti-war people in USA faced imprisonment during the Libyan and Syrian war?? Being claimed as ''spreading fake news''?? So why are you outraged with Russia for doing exactly what the USA does in this case, even more so, since if you count Russia's wars in number and USA'S, you will notice that the scale is quite unbalanced. Teargassing and arrests for peaceful protests exist everywhere. Canada's protests is the latest example!!! So why should Russia make a difference there?? Selective outrage towards a country's practice that all other countries practice is an indication of bias in itself!!!
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  32.  @Ineedgames  Yet you are commenting on a comment section of a video that speaks of Russia and Australia. Durumdumum
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  33.  @trueblaze84  Yeah I am a robot. Watchout my super duper laser weapon coming right at ya!!!
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