rip bozo

ITT: 15-year-old edgelords simping for Russia

This is gonna cost you so many fake internet points, comrade. TYFYS 🫡

we dont care, we see only upvotes. see no evil, hear no evil. come to hexbear where bad takes are ruthlessly purged

So glad someone with hlaf a brain actually does some rational thinking based on facts.

For the record, the war is not about that, but facts are facts 🤷. A large pirtion of Ukraine is Nazi oriented.

Cold war related stuff is what the media clings on to: Russia bad, Ukraine good.

The real reason was that the US was planning to plant it's ass in Russia's backyard. Ukraine wanted to be a part of NATO, which is of course a choice that any country has a right to make, but not when your neighbour is an ex hevy weight boxing champ and tells you to shut the hell up... yeah, you shut the hell up.

For the record, the war is not about that
Oooooh. You used the W-word. 20 years of gulag for you, comrade. 🙃
First of all, what's up with this title? I thought Zelensky fucking died.
But the media was recently critical of Nazis in Ukraine until the current invasion. That includes BBC, Reuters, Guardian, and Telegraph just to name a few. Now they all pretend like it's fake news, Russian propaganda. Haha
And, as far as I know, Ukraine only started seeking NATO membership after the 2014 US-backed coup. (They first applied in 2008.) So, I don't know if Ukraine, like the Scandinavian countries, didn't actually have popular support to join NATO pre-2022 but it'd make sense if public opinion has now shifted.
- Sorry sweaty, but pre-February 2022 Western media is fake news now.
- It's all politics... sympatheic about losses on both sides, but this could have all been avoided if they (UA) stepped down on the NATO deal.
people also forget that ukraine first began terror operations in 2014 against the innocent civilians of donbas who requested more autonomy. its always convenient that history always starts whenever it is most satisfactory for liberals
- Yeah, to be honest, a lot of things were not reported or reported wrongly by the media... there's at least 2 sides to 1 story, but seing as how Putin was close to Trump, plus the fact that Russia was always portraied as the villan in the cold war, it's understandable why things were not reported correctly and not every fact was layed out.
  For the record, I'm not pro one side or the other. Just saying that things are not always as they seem.