This is the title of a current post on r/RussiaUkraineWar2022 (160k subscribers) that is 95% upvoted. I'm not going to link it for obvious reasons. And yes, the comments are even worse than you could even imagine.
These people have chosen barbarism.
This is the title of a current post on r/RussiaUkraineWar2022 (160k subscribers) that is 95% upvoted. I'm not going to link it for obvious reasons. And yes, the comments are even worse than you could even imagine.
These people have chosen barbarism.
I actually would argue that it would be best for no one to be disintigrated. and that the Ukrainian people being dragged by neo nazis into a war they can't win is a tragedy they are victims of.
the best thing for all parties is for the west to stop sending weapons and start sending medical supplies
I'm not gonna disagree on the solution or the problem, but since there are no political forces in the west interested in a peaceful resolution I'll offer this single counterpoint: denazification by disintegration is cool and good
as a further counter point artilery isn't particularly specific about the people it kills and the Ukrainian nazis have made a point of using the civilian population of Ukraine as disposable human shields
That doesn't fit with the reporting I've seen on how the Russians are using their artillery. Drone guided strikes against fortifications and when the banderites attempt to cross open ground. The war was only going so slowly because they're being so careful to avoid hitting the human shields and sending in special forces, Chechens, "Wagner" etc. to fight up close in more densely populated areas.
Recall this is still the military that did Grozny, I'm not trying to say the Russians are angels. But indiscriminate strikes in populated areas run counter to the political objectives that motivated the operation in the first place.
The west very clearly desires this to be Afghanistan two and Russia is under no obligation to rush this war risk and risk the genocidal result that shock therapy v2 would bring just to save a few more Ukrainian lives. (how would that not hurt more Ukrainians actually?) This is going to go on for a while. It sounds like it may be in your best interest to check out of the war for a while, permanently maybe.