Along with this, and Concentration Camp sending baloons filled with sewages across the border as provocation its all the news right now
How low, is this new axis world spin around of as other guy said? Super Nuclear Kim who send poop in baloon because broke and eats all food so all other in his "country" starve?

This stance proves my original post on this.. you have these clear and concise political perspectives to classify RU as communist. But the American R calls anything they don't like, or anything that is remotely about public services "communism or socialism"
Thanks for taking my all the way to point proven.
However I do agree that RU politically is not actually communist.

Now apply all those filters to American politics and we would agree.

Re: bolded:

I get what you mean, but this doesn't apply to me. First, I'm from Europe anyway.
Second, the distinction between actual socialism and social democracy is a pet peeve of mine, I love to rub it under people's nose when they conflate the two.
Third, this distinction is made a lot harder for undereducated or simply disinterested Americans due to the fact that a lot of social democratic, cookie-cutter left-wing parties in Europe's political spectrum call themselves "socialists" or "socialist party" although that's not what they actually are.
Fourth, it has of course been a deliberate and decades-old strategy by the political right to lump their legitimate left-wing competition together with unsavory commies, similar to how the political left loves to lump right-wingers and nationalists together with racists and nazis.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jun 26 2024 07:28pm

People who have lived in Crimea their entire lives are not going to flee to a refugee camp under the auspices of a 3rd world power. I think it's incredulous that anyone pro-Ukrainian independence would not also support Crimean self-determination. They're Russians, the idea that Ukraine must rule over a foreign people in perpetuity because of squiggly lines on a map drawn up out of the biggest multi-ethnic breakup in human history is absurd.

Crimea belongs to Ukraine, which would threat Tatars fairly btw.
Russia moved alot of russians in the area in last decades: It doesn't make Crimea Russian.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De-Tatarization_of_Crimea
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russification_of_Ukraine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruscism

Some reading would not hurt you, really.

The people living in Crimea today overwhelmingly support Russia, are ethnic Russians, speak Russian, follow the Russian orthodox church or are Russian citizens. In the 2014 Crimean referendum they voted 97% to integrate into Russia
Just as any Russian force occupying Kiev would be subjugating a hostile populace, any Ukrainian force trying to invade and hold Crimea would be conquerors, not liberators.
This is a simple fact you consistently refuse to recognize, the DPR/LPR/Crimea all have been fighting a civil war against east Ukraine after they were disenfranchised and overthrown in a coup d'etat, they align with Russia willingly and fervently.


This also follows a consistent pattern I've seen in NATO proxy wars and interventions, which is to simply lie about the motives and beliefs of the people they are getting killed. Shades of the whole "pro democracy sunni militias". The west has allied itself with actual modern day Nazis while declaring the people who are fighting against them are really just oppressed by their tyrants and would defect to us if not for fear of their master's whips. And somehow I'm stuck being one of the few ideologically consistent liberals when I point it out

97% weak, Kim gets 9999% on every vote

who doesn't vote 99 time get sent to special camp

This post was edited by Fnall on Jun 26 2024 10:20pm

The modern day nazi trope is getting wellbworn out dude.

Anyway, day 858 of Russias imminent victory.

Longest 3 months ever.
#3months

This post was edited by Prox1m1ty on Jun 27 2024 12:53am

Massive cope

Counting from 2008, how many days of "Ukraine will join NATO"

Hmm?



This post was edited by Djunior on Jun 27 2024 01:11am

1) Your statement is correct, the right for nuclear retaliation is indeed defined vaguely in Russian military doctrine.

2) You know what is truly ludicrous? Shelling nuclear stations hoping to cause an accident.