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SeanBrently@lemm.ee 6 days agoOh I see. A pro-russian propagandist. Ok I won’t use a z for россия if it annoys you.
Well listen man, I’d be super interested to get your perspective on that Budapest memorandum thing that russia signed promising not to “threaten or use military force or economic coercion against Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan…” It seems like when you break a big promise like that in a consistent, persistent, and intentional way then people (and nations) shouldn’t trust you. But what do you think?
Bloomcole@lemm.ee 6 days ago
“A pro-russian propagandist” Sigh. Yes OC we know, anyone going against your regime narrative is a Russian propagandist. I got my Rubles OK?
Budapest memorandum, really? Was the extremely violent coup and the factual war on Russian speaking east and south because they didn’t want to live under fascism a Russian operation? Or was it clearly a US regime change operation? So a complete non-argument.
The only country by far to break promises, treaties and international law in a consistent, persistent, and intentional way is obviously the US. Should we compare the lists?
SeanBrently@lemm.ee 6 days ago
Well, I feel like you’re not really addressing my question in good faith man. I am asking about a specific thing and you are pointing fingers in every other direction. Stop trying to make the case that россия is so hard done by, this is a deflection and not an actual answer.
Anyway this thing about the vice president is really 100% a domestic political issue and simply more proof that the current reĝime must be removed.
SeanBrently@lemm.ee 6 days ago
And just because I have time right now I’d like to address this:
Ok firstly, On 9 March 2022, the Russian air force bombed the Maternity Hospital No. 3 in Mariupol. It was in the news. On March 10 the Russian minister of foreign affairs and ministry of defense said the bombing was justified beclause there were soldiers in there or some bullshit. Also in the news. So I don’t think it was a false flag operation, since Russian governmen officials tried to justify it.
Secondly, “Banderites”. Banderites? I won’t go into the history too much, but this word has been used by russians as an insult to refer to ukranian people for years. You know who talks about “banderites” all the time? Russian state media does. This is used to mean any person that thinks Ukraine is a sovereign nation separate from russia. Look it up, random reader, you’ll see its true.
You don’t hear French people or Portugese or Dutch or any other kind of European person say “banderite”. The only people you hear using the word as a pejorative for Ukrainians is Russians.
Your language gave you away, кацапы.
Bloomcole@lemm.ee 5 days ago
LOL, no shit The obviously very neutral western news?
Complete garbage. I am Belgian, and I certainly use that word since plenty of ukranians proudly adore this nazi. OC people like you who just swallow “what was in the news” will never know these facts since it’s very inconvenient. They also haven’t got a clue about what happened before.
LOL, are you five?