SoyfaceKillah [none/use name]

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they need more bloodshed to justify their post incursion aggressions

dudes will do anything for clout

appreciate the thorough post. i was just making a smartass comment, directed at particular poster below. i think i agree with you and their party line -- i hope this can be finished swiftly and with minimal bloodshed and a workable peace, non-pushing peace can be administered.

i'm attempting at being facetious, as there is a vocal contingent here that apparently believes that any voiced opinion that isn't a full throated condemnation of the incursion is carrying water for putin, and that those who voice such an opinion aren't being comrades.

i can't believe these ""comrades"" are "carrying water" for putin smdh.

the cia puppets have done a stellar job?

here's how the obliteration of europe can help biden's midterm chances

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i believe it, but if it's not a pain to find the sources, that would be helpful for my future discussions

i hate to be so naive, but the first article certainly implies that kiev was responsible for the bombings in eastern ukraine, not the russians (not a false flag or w/e).

does the most credible information available support this? just incredibly brazen if true.

look. anyway.

the interpreter is really taking liberties with her energy

tbh Throwaway69420 is a pretty choice name.

the russian federation will continue it's interventions in the breakaway republics until all my former hexbear accounts are unbanned.

sure. i just assumed this was an obvious counter-example to friedman's inane thesis.

damn why didn't biden put mcdonalds in donetsk sooner?!

really amazing post; thanks very much. i'm retiring for the night, but hopefully i can respond sensibly/smartly on the otherside.

who cares about who dunks on whom on twitter jfc you dopes

This is why realism without constructivism is almost completely worthless.

can you unpack what this means? like, analytically, but also as applied in this situation. no background in int'l relations.