I wouldn't say tamer, but yah you get my gist.

Only massacres Ukrainians are committing are ones of russkie troops on the battlefield

"but" ? Yes this is exactly what i was saying, your guys are normalizing war crimes with some kind of sloppy "oh but it always happened", which is just wrong IMO but play it like you want, even if it's a bit disgusting.

LOL you just posted video game footage which has been debunked on another forum I post on already.

Nice one man.

I hope you didn't seriously think that footage is real. If so, you got some issues I can't help you with..

They are not normalizing anything. They are just saying that Russians aren't uniquely bad/evil as some of you might have put them.

you are Ivan on multiple sites?
Impressive, do you have a job? or just are troll farm for free?

=> Anything related to war crime related with Putin & Russia invasion then quote it with a "oh but this is not the first time happend etc..." aka no need to post it or to share the info, it's useless.

fake denunker on fake forum

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OVERALL you are right. I would rather stay silent in relation to whether russia's warcrimes are better/worse then other countries in other wars (noting I agree with your sentiment). war crimes are warcrimes. I just dont want a single narrative relating to Russia which is all we are seeing in western media.

This post was edited by ferdia on Apr 18 2022 04:40pm

Why do you post this ? It's happening all the time, means nothing.