Posts by Betty Carter3

So, over in the "cornerstone" thread, I was making the point about how the 12th Man throwing flares near a gas station put hundreds of lives at risk—and honestly, the ringleaders behind that barbaric behavior should be looking at decades behind bars. You can't justify it with "banners, stadium entry, hunger strikes, or any other nonsense"—the fact remains that they could have sparked a massive fire at a gas station and killed hundreds. As for all those excuses... I really don't give a damn.

Basically, I don't see anything wrong with what I wrote, aside from a vulgarity used to describe male anatomy.

For some reason, the moderator Anthony Jackson2 decided this warrants a 1,000-point penalty.
I am requesting that this ridiculous ban be lifted immediately.

Thanks in advance.

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gentlemoose57 said:It doesn't even matter at this point; we should just cancel all of Russia entirely. Erase them from history.

That's not happening.
I'm actually listening to Russian music right now. Total hardbass.
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Betty Murphy3 said:And then we have our folks here, blindly following a clown—honestly, do they really think he isn't ready for World War III? Have they all just forgotten about Hitler, Stalin, and the rest of that crew? As if all that happened a thousand years ago rather than just last century. Incredible people—truly incredible—I read this stuff and I can hardly believe my eyes.

I haven't seen anyone rooting for Putin. It's just about pointing out the double standards. For instance, why didn't we kick the Russians out of SWIFT?
Oh, right. They start wars in the name of democracy. I almost forgot.

Ashley Ramirez4 said:Maybe check history again—kings and emperors used to be right there in the thick of it. 😬

I know that. But those days are long gone.

slyfox43 said:By that metric, how would you size up the leadership in Russia and Ukraine?

Zelensky and the Ukrainian government are right there in Kyiv, sharing the same fate as their people; they didn't run.

Meanwhile, where are Putin and Medvedev? They’re likely staring at each other across some massive ten-foot table tucked away in a deep bunker somewhere.

Different wars tell different stories, I guess.
But generally speaking—Zelensky wouldn't be acting so small, and at 70, Putin certainly wouldn't be out there lugging 70 pounds of gear through the mud.

There’d probably be a lot more negotiating—and actual talking—if it were their own skins on the line.
Not to mention the USA and their whole "spreading democracy" routine.

brightheron64 said:It seems our cultural institutions are jumping on the bandwagon too 😲

The Philadelphia Orchestra has pulled several Tchaikovsky pieces from their program due to the situation in Ukraine

I guess this is what we should expect from today's "woke" alphabet artists.
Limited, shallow, primitive—just pathetic.
Instead of Tchaikovsky, maybe they should just call Frljić to pull a flag out of his ass.

I guess—if you want to call it that—it’s just more of the same nonsense. Maybe we should expect better, but I doubt it.

Lola 27 said:Not one single woman—regardless of her height—has ever sparked a conflict of epic proportions, while those absolute degenerates have been running around causing chaos for hundreds of years.☕I guess the whole thing about size might actually matter—it's probably significant.☕

They never even had the chance. If they did—I guess—these man-handling women with tiny chests would be just the same, if not worse. Just look at those so-called "feminists."

Thomas Nelson25 said:Look, the message is all about the war context.

Read between the lines... they're just running propaganda (intimidation tactics) aimed at both Ukrainians and regular folks in Russia.

To me, it’s perfectly clear what kind of message is being sent by bringing up the death penalty right now.

It's also just as obvious to me that America doesn't need to be sending out messages like that.
Just for the sake of comparison, I guess.

I guess a special division from outer space just arrived to bail out the Russians.

Thomas Nelson25 said:Look, what can you do? The regime is just pure repression.

I’m sitting here reading about death penalties for "traitors"... if you read between the lines, it's pretty clear... it's a direct message to the Russian people... the point is simple: shut up and follow the leader.

Hold on—are we saying those terrible, primitive Russians are threatening to bring back the death penalty?
Isn't that basically what democratic America already has neatly in place?

Rachel Allen55 said:That Ceneski guy talking about Putin is totally unhinged, seriously. I have no clue how he managed to mobilize them for war, but those guys from the Caucasus seem like a different breed entirely.

I caught some footage online—just a column of transport vehicles and APCs rolling through, with them waving their leader's flag everywhere.

If this turns out to be true... they're clearly there to take out any Ukrainians who aren't on the pro-Russian side.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...officials.html

The Chechens are hyped up like it's pre-game for the Super Bowl. 🤣🤣🙏🙏

I suppose the number of wars worldwide would drop significantly if we actually forced the ruling elites to step up to the front lines themselves.

shadowdrifter20 said:Maybe it's because Putin wants to carry out de-nazification in Ukraine.
Ousting a Jewish president and killing a Jewish child seems like a pretty bizarre way to handle de-nazification.

In a town that's mostly Jewish, it’s just logical that a Jewish child would likely be caught in the crossfire—purely from a statistical standpoint.

I’m asking again: why is the Jewish identity being singled out so specifically when talking about the other children?

Zachary Roberts said:Is there any actual data on Russian losses that doesn't just come from Ukrainian sources?
If it’s true they've lost 3,500 people so far, not even counting today's casualties, then Ukraine is putting up a hell of a fight.
It’s wild. When I check our local news sites, they're acting like Ukraine is right on the edge of collapsing. But then you look at international news or jump on X and see videos showing Russians pushing everywhere.
It's confusing.

This reminds me of that interview with Ramb Amadeus where he was questioning the schizophrenic state of the media right before the war broke out here. The man just couldn't believe 🤣🤣

A missile strike on a building.

Andrew Martinez8 said:I’m not exactly a supporter of Putin, but… 😂

Calling the NATO bombing of Mexico anything other than justified is just wrong. 😂

You just don't get it—it isn't about whether it was justified or not, but whether it was actually legal under international law. On that specific point, I guess Putin is right again.

swiftjackal11 said:It's because that's where we actually want to live, not in Russia. The paychecks there are $1000.
Even people from Mexico head to Munich instead of Vladivostok.

So, basically, if the quality of life is high enough, you don't care about starting wars, slaughtering families, or desecrating the bodies of fallen rivals? I guess you'd sell your own mother and sister just for $17?

rustywalker1 said:

Better not wake a sleeping giant. ☕

This can't be a coincidence.
Yeah, right—because I guess Merkelica just doesn't know the map of Europe by heart.

John Patel6 said:If this war drags on any longer, I’m betting those daily stipends for all you loudmouth Russian trolls on these forums are gonna dry up—and honestly? That’s the dream. We might finally get a chance to catch our breath without you guys constantly breathing down our necks. Seriously, I am so incredibly done with you people.

Look at us now—constantly being fed paid-for lies from the "Soros crowd" in every single aspect of life.

James Barrett83 said:Look, I’m against aggression, plain and simple—no matter who’s pulling the strings. That includes Russ in Ukraine. As a Canadian and Herzegovinian, I know exactly what it feels like when American or NATO forces move in to occupy a place.

There’s no such thing as being "Canadian and Herzegovinian."