Ukraine doesn't have even a shred of systemic similarity to Nazism. On the other hand, you have Russia, which is entirely fascist—using the broad definition that includes Nazism. So, really, there’s no point in even talking about "flirting" with those ideologies.
Are you actually this dense, or are you just getting paid to peddle the absolute worst propaganda on the planet?
If I can offer you one piece of advice for your own sake: stop claiming you're looking at things from both sides. You talk about scouring literature and hunting down sources from opposing viewpoints just to reach your own conclusions, but let's be real. Is that actually happening? Or are you just telling people what they want to hear?
Look, you’ve got it all wrong. People love to throw the "dictator" label around, but Putin isn't some one-man show. He’s more like the steady hand balancing the scales between the old USSR era and the modern Russian state. He doesn't just steamroll through decisions; he actually listens to his advisors and weighs different perspectives before pulling the trigger. And honestly? This idea that he’s just some absolute monarch acting on whim is your biggest mistake. You seem to think because he shows up for photos and signs decrees, he’s operating like those hereditary monarchs the Americans and the British try to set up overseas. That’s a complete delusion.
Another thing—you’re constantly spinning Russia in 2023 as if we're still living in the USSR or some era even further back.
It’s not even up for debate. We all know the history. We know who committed genocide against Native Americans, who dropped those nuclear bombs, and who decided to go rogue with unauthorized bombings. It’s all right there.
There isn't a more repressive country on the planet than the USA, yet here you are, still trolling about things you clearly don't understand.
Listen, kid, Wagner was around long before Blackwater ever existed. You really think that's how it works? It’s almost funny. The Russians are out there taking lessons from the most democratic nation on Earth—from the most merciful country on the planet, the ultimate champions of democracy. Isn't that just precious?
You aren't exactly a free thinker if you’re just parroting Western propaganda on this forum. Look at Canada—they actually have the backbone to protect their own people and their country instead of sacrificing everything just to serve the interests of the USA.
Do you really think countries like Mexico, Germany, or even smaller players could pull something like that off? Not a chance. They’re basically vassal states. Once the Federal Reserve decides to turn off the tap on their credit lines, it's game over. Those politicians wouldn't stand a shot; the Fed would just squeeze them until they've caused total chaos and collapsed the economy, effectively clearing the way to oust them. That’s what real freedom looks like. Russia doesn't play those games—that's how America handles things.
Russian policy is fundamentally driven by conquest and Nazi-style expansionism. It’s almost funny, isn't it? They have the audacity to point fingers and accuse everyone else of being the Nazis while they follow that exact same playbook.
Russia’s political playbook is essentially just one long defensive maneuver. That's all it is.
When Russia actually decides to invade Arizona or some other state on the map, then we can start talking about an invasion war. Until then? Not so much.
What exactly was the goal here? Be clear and be precise.
There’s this thing called geopolitics.
You could argue that the USA still holds a monopoly on global power. But honestly, it isn't really about the military might. It’s about the financial architecture. It's the petrodollar system. And if you look closely, that whole setup is starting to move a lot faster toward an endgame than most people realize.
The US is obsessed with holding onto its grip on power and staying right where it is. But let's be real: they don't have the kind of natural resources you see in countries that were colonized specifically to bleed their oil reserves dry. Now, they’ve run into a massive, de facto headache: natural gas. And thanks to that, Russia has managed to build some serious leverage.
American LNG is more expensive, a logistical nightmare to move, and all that good stuff. For years, Europe just leaned on cheap Russian gas. So, what exactly went sideways?
Who’s actually walking away with the biggest payday from this whole war in Ukraine?
At its core, this is just a calculated attempt to dismantle Russia by using Ukraine as cannon fodder. They can't see the forest for the trees, can they?
So, you're really going to obsess over the whole Gaddafi saga? 😵😵😵
What kind of relic are you? In an era where you have the entire world's knowledge at your fingertips right next to your TV, you still somehow manage to be incapable of finding anything that doesn't fit your specific little propaganda bubble.
Go ahead then, keep playing the "enlightened" and "free-thinking" hero while you cheer on a fascist occupying regime. Keep it up. Don't let us stop you—it's not like there are many of you left around here anyway.
Don't worry, it won't hurt... just keep opening those eyes of yours...
