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jadetinker85 said:Alright, what’s the actual intel from the ground? Zelenskyy is claiming victory? I don't know where this sudden surge of optimism is coming from.
Denmark sent over some financial aid. 🤔 They have piles of weapons, but they can only afford to pay for foreign fighters.
loneviper4 said:Russia has already gotten their hands on those British anti-tank systems. Honestly? Serves them right...
gentleharbor3 said:Yeah, yeah, blah blah blah. Excuses upon excuses.
Less talk, more action, action-man! ☕
It’s easy to act tough behind a screen.
Fine. Since I have no idea what you're even defending, I’ll stay quiet.
Anyway, I suggest you find enough
courage to actually pick up a book once in a while,
something on politics, political theory, history, or geopolitics
if those subjects actually interest you...
Otherwise, every single argument you make will just devolve into ad hominem attacks and hysterics
because you obviously don't get—and it's not just you—what I'm saying,
nor am I ever justifying Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
loneviper4 said:That was just some guy from the Russian Ministry of Defense, you know, the one in the military fatigues giving the field report, if I'm remembering right...
brightviper29 said:-Why is it that so many people choose to emigrate and head toward the West?
-Why do we find ourselves relying almost exclusively on Western innovations every single day, from our TVs and computers to the internet, our cars, phones, clothes, and even the food we eat?
-Why are we constantly watching Western movies?
-Why is it that we listen to Western music?
-Why do we conduct our lives using Western currency?
-Why are we drawn to Western sports?
-Why is it that we strive to work and innovate just like Americans do?
Is it because everything that is truly progressive and high-quality originates from the West, and if it actually came from Russia or, say, China, would anyone even care?
GustiSok said:Wouldn't it be better if people actually saw the raw reality of war? Provided there are the necessary content warnings for graphic material, of course.
slyfox43 said:The post was exceptionally informative on this topic. I'm also curious why it was deleted again. When someone puts in the effort to write a detailed, well-reasoned piece only to have it mercilessly wiped out, I’d say the moderator deserves a warning for poor judgment.
Edit: I see the post was deleted AGAIN, and Anthony Hill5 is rightfully upset. Meanwhile, mindless cheering fueled by baseless conspiracy theories continues unchecked. Isn't it time to review which individuals are actually fit for moderation and which are just causing trouble? Let's correct some historical mistakes.
My last attempt at posting was here:
I'm not speaking as anyone's lawyer, just as a reader, a writer on this sub-forum, and someone interested in seeing its moderation function properly.
My posts keep getting deleted, so here I am again, reposting some slightly tweaked content.
Article 6.
• For texts in foreign languages, an English summary is required! There is no need to translate the whole thing; just recap the main point in one or two sentences in English.
coppersailor28 said:I wasn't aware our colleague @Larry Walker24 was "one of yours." 🤷
To be more precise, I didn't realize @Larry Walker24 belonged to some "club" that (from what I can tell) I am apparently not part of.
As far as I'm concerned, @Ronald Chavez2 is free to pursue the idea
(advice, suggestions, legal aid, guidance... whatever you want to call it)...
offered by @Larry Walker24:
"you can always post over at the Skeptics subforum"
Personally, I hadn't realized it worked that simply, which is why I back then expressed my doubts to @Larry Walker24... though I reached out to him as a private entity.
Sure 🙂 (not an official stance, obviously)
On the 'Coronavirus' forum, posts started appearing that were unacceptable for such a serious (public health / pandemic/) section.
To allow those with 'unconventional' views to still participate, the 'Skeptics' subforum was created within the 'Coronavirus' section.
At that point, back then everyone who had been penalized due to their 'alternative' stances on the single 'Coronavirus' forum
... ...was given the chance
(specifically those penalized strictly because of 'thematic' non-conformity)
to post in that 'skeptic' section of the 'Coronavirus' forum.
My take was (!!!), that you don't qualify to post in 'Skeptics' because your penalty came from other reasons (meaning, you were flagged for the 'usual' reasons).