Quote (bogie160 @ Nov 21 2024 06:31pm)
Putin has reasons, though. His core constituency considers Ukraine and Belarus to be part of Russia. In his own words, the collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century. And the Russian regime is very concerned, not without reason, that the West would use Ukraine as a springboard to effect regime change within Russia. The new age historians talk about the need to "decolonize" Russia all the time. Do you think Russia isn't listening?
Reasons don't have to be moral and we don't have to agree with them. I can say that Putin is a modern tyrant and yet fully understand why he's doing what he's doing.
Yeah, but who cares what a tyrant wants?
Gee, i wonder why they want to decolonize russia. Maybe all the wars they wage, all the people they murder and rape? Who knows
Now answer truthfully, do you think people are happier in russia or in the west? Which part of the world would you rather live in?
Quote (ferdia @ Nov 21 2024 06:33pm)
why do you even reply to that ? i mean when you see this narrative of russia is just nazi country you should be able to tell that these users have no deep understanding of the issues (and time has shown that its pointless trying to reason with unreasonable people).
The statement "Russia is just a Nazi country" reflects a broader phenomenon in geopolitical discourse, particularly during conflicts, where adversaries are often framed in dehumanizing or hyperbolic terms.
Do you know Wagner group and why is it named like that? Do you know their role in russian military? Do you know who created it, and have you seen his tattoos? Dmitry Utkin rings a bell?
This post was edited by nuvo on Nov 21 2024 12:55pm