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The Return of the Forgotten in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Well, after four months, this hero has resurfaced. He’s aligned himself with the Moscow satrap, and we can all agree he’s a war criminal by proxy.

Naturally, he’s lecturing us on how the recommendations from Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are the perfect solution for humanity.

I would ask the moderators—if they aren't too busy handing out warnings instead of blocking me when I call out this trash—whether quoting him will be tolerated.

In the good old days, you'd see three out of four people in a thread sporting that disgusting, criminal news aesthetic on their profiles. But those days are long gone, right, folks?🕺
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Steven Kim35 said:If someone actually managed to hit the Golden Gate Bridge, then maybe Putin would finally have an excuse to claim he’s being attacked.

That would be truly alarming!
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Haha, blocking international waters? That is a brilliant idea. It is high time we escalate this situation.
Eric Adams - Mayor of New York City, Part 4 in Political Scene ·
Sam Wright21 said:It’s hardly some deep state conspiracy, really; it's only a secret if you happen to be living inside the heads of TT and his inner circle. 🤷

While it might be an easy target for the disillusioned Republican Party crowd and their endless chorus of pundits, the actual crisis lies elsewhere: in the growing number of voters who feel let down by TT.

Even if they haven't managed to commit any blatant theft just yet, being mediocre isn't enough to sustain a mandate. When you fail to produce anything of substance, entropy inevitably sets in, and things simply start to rot.

My entire family, along with everyone I know, voted for him. I haven't heard anyone mention voting for anyone else in the next election. We don't organize parades for old battles, we don't push our way into local committees, and we don't mess around with real estate, so they couldn't even get under our skin.

Writing about the total lack of a sensible alternative is completely unnecessary...
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
goldenowl73 said:That is exactly it! If we let this kind of violent takeover become the new normal where one country just denies another exists, we're basically signing a permission slip for a dozen different hotspots to pop up all over the globe using the exact same playbook. We'd be looking at total chaos.

That is the core issue. I would rather endure a few years of extreme hardship—and I don't recall us starving during the Gulf War era, so we can manage now too—than live the rest of our lives in a world defined by the Russian sphere of influence. As for the West, it isn't even worth discussing.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
DzonziBG electrichawk94 said:I can take an Argentinian or any other random group, but when it comes to Russians, I can only bark and bite.

Is this like the Crimean War? Or perhaps like the Japanese in 1904 when they were absolutely crushed like an old tin can? 🙂 It is an objective fact that the last successful war Russia fought as a sovereign nation ended in 1815, unless you count minor skirmishes involving Ottoman forces. Even then, they were acting almost entirely as part of a massive coalition throughout that conflict.

So much for Milanovic's "invincible Russia."
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
George Robinson43 said:What's the matter, Jonzi? Feeling the heat?

BoJo 👍

If I believed in God, I would say every trash can incinerated by a British Javelin is a divine act. They certainly helped Spain back in '36. Great nations have long memories.
Sanctions on Russia in War in Ukraine ·
urbanotter said:As far as Russia is concerned, they don't even need to be lifted.

But you have to be incredibly oblivious not to notice that by next Tuesday, gas prices are already heading back $0.50upwards.

It seems that as long as Mom and Dad are out there paying for fuel and settling the bills, it's perfectly easy to live comfortably in some sort of virtual bubble.🙄

p.s.

I've gone and broken my own promise again—the one where I told myself I wouldn't engage with or even react to these "brilliant" posts.🤣🤦🤦

Well, I guess I'm an idiot; it looks like I've been caught up in the media frenzy too.🙏

Yes. In that specific section where you're trying to avoid looking like a Putin supporter, you condemn the Russian invasion of those two provinces most harshly. Meanwhile, you conveniently ignore how much larger the actual conflict area is, not to mention the February metastases that were neutralized by chemotherapy near Kyiv and Kharkiv.

From weeping over an innocent child because the West sends weapons to defend a nation against an aggressor, to whining about sanctions on Russian athletes, all the way to sobbing over gas prices while young people die in a war started by their own president.

This war could end tomorrow if Putin pulls his troops back. Alternatively, it will conclude in six months to a year once every single scrap of Russian equipment outside their borders is incinerated. If it ends through the kind of compromise you crave, nothing is truly settled. We must wait for what comes next and wonder where it leads.

Forget it, man.
President on the war in Ukraine... in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Tyler Garcia69 said:Let me make this clear. If you weren't waving the blue and yellow flag and calling Putin Hitler (or Putler), then you're just a troll. It is that simple.

Not necessarily. It is entirely possible that you actually support Putin and the Russian aggression (I don't mean Arthur Flores2, he’s just acting a bit trollish). In that case, you are simply a brainless fascist piece of trash. That doesn't mean you can't be a troll at the same time, though.🤔
President on the war in Ukraine... in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Send me a private message. I am interested. Thanks.
Making fun of Biden's height?! in Feedback & Suggestions ·
brightsailor17 said:It is truly wrong to call Biden a dwarf. Such insults disrespect everyone else who is short-statured.

Exactly. The vast majority of them are not war criminals.
JPMorgan Chase: What are your experiences? in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
slypilot3 said:What on earth happens if we’re sitting there with an open line of credit at JPMorgan Chase?
Edit: Just to be clear, I don't actually hold an account with them—my paycheck lands at a completely different bank. Every month, I just transfer the funds over to cover my loan installments.

You become a war profiteer! 😁

If the bank fails, the government will appoint a receiver and seize all claims. You will still owe the money to our government, or eventually to whatever third party they sell the assets and claims of Wells Fargo to.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
briskheron said:Honestly, I'm relieved it's fake news.
It would have been an absolute disaster—and incredibly stupid—if they pulled Tchaikovsky because of this kind of thing.

Me too.

Regarding those paratroopers in fake uniforms, I am unsure what the modern rules of engagement are for such Spalding moves—since no sane person has attempted that in decades—but during World War II, they were dealt with immediately.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
neonpuma30 said:Total nonsense, honestly. It’s like Tchaikovsky has anything to do with Putin! 🤦

This is fake news. It was debunked this morning.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Kevin Murphy7 said:Plus, he’ll have to open up fronts globally just to stop all those foreign powers from piling into Ukraine. Ukraine is toast once the West gets tied up fighting in places like the North America or the Baltics.

I can hardly wait. 👍I was just a few years too young for the first round.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
rape_artist said:Putin removed the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the failure of the operation in Ukraine.

This is the worst possible news. His successor will be ruthless and uncompromising.

Source? He would be even more of an idiot than I think if he actually did that now.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Dennis Davis8 said:Petro Poroshenko stands there in front of a CNN camera acting like some kind of legendary hero—it’s honestly a joke. Just a total soap opera.
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If you look at the secret Jewish agenda laid out in The New York Times, the whole goal becomes crystal clear: they’re trying to establish a second Jewish state, which explains why the political chaos in Ukraine is spiraling the way it is. Basically, there's this push to reclaim an ancient homeland. They've got full backing from the US, with Victoria Nuland pulling the strings from within the State Department. The US is essentially telling Vladimir Putin to back off and just let Russia maintain its historical ties with that people—ties that lead straight to modern-day Israel. Even Obama basically went on the record admitting that the regime change in Ukraine was orchestrated; Yanukovych was forced out under intense pressure from the CIA, the CIA, and Israel just to clear a path for the Jewish billionaire Petro Poroshenko. According to the reports, Jewish money and military hardware are flooding through Ukraine while the local Ukrainian Christians—the non-Jews—get slaughtered and wiped out, all while their property gets snatched up by Jewish oligarchs. Everything else? It's just theater for the masses who don't know any better.
https://hamdocamo.wordpress.com/2016...-ne-zna-nista/

Only denazification will work! 😁

When I see the kind of scoundrels we are dealing with, a nuclear holocaust doesn't even seem like the worst option...
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Nancy Howard4 said:What exactly counts as "normal" here?
Is it really considered normal for some American kid to head overseas 7458 miles to liberate Iraq from a dictator, and then get treated like a hero once he survives the bullets?
Are those the "normal people" we're talking about?
Since it feels like Western priorities have shifted toward catering to the LGBT and BLM movements, I honestly think we're just seeing the beginning of the end for the Western empire—kind of like when Rome fell
The Yellow guys are just waiting for their moment to strike

If you had actually read my post, you’d realize I don't think it's normal either. But it isn't normal for Russia to start enforcing Brezhnev-style doctrines across Europe again, either. Someone has to stop them, sooner rather than later. I won't even dignify your shitposting about LGBT issues; I refuse to engage while young men are dying just because of someone's "opinion."
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Donna Harris11 said:I'm going through a rough patch right now

I guess I was just being naive, thinking 2022 would be this big year for unity among our people.

Honestly, I couldn't even bring myself to hit the gym today.

I am sorry, man. It will get better. 😢
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
If this turns out to be true regarding Turkey, it would constitute a legitimate casus belli for The Government, provided they are willing to play ball with the big players. This will easily be the biggest news of the next three days.

COME AND SEE