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May what you wish happens to Ukraine happen to your homeland too.
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May what you wish happens to Ukraine happen to your homeland too.
It already has. Corruption so bad we can't even function as a nation.
that's nothing compared to what's happening to Ukrainians' livelihood right now, you delusional joke.
May what you wish happens to Ukraine happen to your homeland too.It already has. Corruption so bad we can't even function as a nation.
Not very likely at present level of Russian competence. NATO intelligence is estimating 6,000 Russian soldiers dead vs. 1500 Ukrainian soldiers dead and perhaps 2000 civilians dead. If an army of 130,000 hopes to occupy a country of more than 40 million civilians, 200,000 soldiers and more than a million armed reservists, they need to be killing many, many more Ukrainians then their present rate.
I would estimate that the minimal acceptable Loss Exchange Rate for the Russian invaders is 3:1. That is Russia must kill 3 Ukrainian soldiers (not civilians) for every Russian soldier lost, 3 tanks for every tank lost etc. just to be making any headway as an invading force. An invading army that is losing more soldiers than it is killing is always failing and should seriously consider learning the lessons of Hitler and Napoleon and retreat. At the present rate of attrition this Russian army is not likely to last for long. Keep in mind that Ukraine is about to enter its legendary mud season- the death of many an army with more cohesion and competence than what Russia is currently displaying.
Let's recall that the last time NATO forces met Russian soldiers in 2018 the L.E.R. was 0:400 - 400 Russian soldiers killed without any American losses. So, I am not optimistic about Russia's chances in the event of NATO engagement.
Putin's choices right now are pretty much:
- minor defeat in Ukraine now
- major defeat in Ukraine later
- launch some nukes and cease to exist as a dictator, nation or people
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@oromagi
NATO intelligence
Stopped reading right there.
Ukrops are on lethal doses of copium as they're losing their shitty country.
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@triangle.128k
It's very clear you struggle to keep reading things once you begin, you didn't need to tell us that. You do the same thing with every single article that supports a view you disagree with, no doubt.
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@triangle.128k
-->@oromagiNATO intelligenceStopped reading right there.
Well if Putin is following suit that would go a long way towards explaining why he's fucking up so badly
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@oromagi
Unfortunately, Putin studies his enemies intently and engages into things with many contingency-plans in place (in the past, at least as he seems to have become less sane). He already thought ahead towards early sanctions and tamed China and the Middle East (North Korea is just an unofficial extension of the CCP, it's an experiment of what losing the face of democracy will do for them so they let it exist, I genuinely believe this and it's why Kim Jong-un supports Putin more than the CCP in public even though North Korea should be scared shit if Russia can do this to Ukraine and get away with it because that means China can do it to them).
I won't say more as it may help Putin to form an idea. I will just say I can already see a plan about how threats/bluffs and further maneuvres can start to make it so that Ukraine doesn't lose brutally but instead surrenders and the one holding the gun may not necessarily be Putin on his own.
I do want Ukraine to win, desperately though. I am not gonna feign the optimism that some are about the win being inevitable though. This is a real war, real uncertainty about who wins and how.
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@RationalMadman
If I was advising NATO I'd be concluding that Putin has demonstrated that he is a near term and significant threat to Europe but also that Putin himself is a single point of failure for the entire Russian program. If Putin can be assassinated efficiently, both Europe and Russia can be spared any further loss. I would be recommending dispatching one of our super stealthy sniper drones for the next time and place we know Putin must make a public appearance which is the May 9th Moscow Victory Parade.
If the answer to the question of whether you could go back in time and kill Hitler is yes, than the same answer correctly applies to Putin now.
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@oromagi
My answer is no, to the latter.
However, the circumstances are different as this is our present, not our past.
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@triangle.128k
Ukrops are on lethal doses of copium as they're losing their shitty country.
Like Afghani forces defending Kabul?
I would estimate that the minimal acceptable Loss Exchange Rate for the Russian invaders is 3:1
Lol, this sounds eerily similar what an advisor to Hitler said once.
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@triangle.128k
Lol nice trolling. You got the lemmings and tv people mad. Nonetheless, I really don't want Russia invading, I'm mostly concerned of white blood being spilt and Putin isn't perfect either. He is in bed with klaus scwab and has jailed monarchists and far-right groups. Is he better than the CIA occupied Ukraine? Yes. Is he in favor of our causes? No.
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@RationalMadman
Greyparrot is correct. The levels of suicide, depravation, drug abuse, and crime seen in the US are making things worse than what's occurring in Ukraine
In 2018, Russia had 353 abortions per 1,000 live births, higher than any country in Europe that wasn't formerly part of the Warsaw Pact. Less than 10% of the population attends church weekly, meaning its lavish houses of worship are next to empty on Sunday mornings.
The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople (quite literally what the Orthodox mean by "Second Rome") has condemned Russian aggression and recognized the independence of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. The Romanian, Georgian, and Greek Orthodox Churches have also denounced Putin's invasion, suggesting about half of Orthodoxy outside of Russia does so.
The ROC puts icons inside its churches to Iosef Stalin, the man who almost singlehandedly gutted the Orthodox Church in Russia and across Eastern Europe. The brand-new Cathedral of the Armed Forces very nearly did as well. Their common choice of aesthetic is a mockery, if not a blasphemy.
Some "Third Rome" they are, lol.
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@Dr.Franklin
I see, what is it you think is happening right now in Ukraine that the US is experiencing worse than?
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@Swagnarok
In 2018, Russia had 353 abortions per 1,000 live births, higher than any country in Europe that wasn't formerly part of the Warsaw Pact. Less than 10% of the population attends church weekly, meaning its lavish houses of worship are next to empty on Sunday mornings.
That number's been decreasing steadily, the high rates are mostly a result of the 90s' chaos. The Russian Orthodox Church has actively been working to fight against abortion. Anyways the current state of Russia has nothing to do with the Orthodox Church's spirituality and teachings.
The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople (quite literally what the Orthodox mean by "Second Rome") has condemned Russian aggression and recognized the independence of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. The Romanian, Georgian, and Greek Orthodox Churches have also denounced Putin's invasion, suggesting about half of Orthodoxy outside of Russia does so.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church is schismatic lmao, they have no canonical rights to their claim. Ukraine is under the jurisdiction of Moscow, so if there were to be an autocephalous Church then they'd need to be granted autocephaly by Moscow. Constantinople violated the canons. That and the schismatic Ukrainian Church literally has racist ultranationalist neonazis physically attacking parishes and members the canonical Church, and stealing their Churches. Are you even Orthodox?
The ROC puts icons inside its churches to Iosef Stalin, the man who almost singlehandedly gutted the Orthodox Church in Russia and across Eastern Europe. The brand-new Cathedral of the Armed Forces very nearly did as well. Their common choice of aesthetic is a mockery, if not a blasphemy.
There is not one instance of them putting icons of Stalin.
The Cathedral *of the armed forces* planned to put a mosaic of the Red Army's victory against Nazi Germany because it's a *military* Cathedral, and because Stalin legalized the Orthodox Church to gain its support to drive off Nazi invaders on Russia. That mosaic included Stalin as a picture of a historical scene, not to glorify him. Never was there going to be a halo around his mosaic - which is what depicts a saint. Nor do any of the Red Army soldiers/officers have halos around them. That was cancelled anyways by Church authorities.
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@Dr.Franklin
Lol nice trolling. You got the lemmings and tv people mad. Nonetheless, I really don't want Russia invading, I'm mostly concerned of white blood being spilt and Putin isn't perfect either. He is in bed with klaus scwab and has jailed monarchists and far-right groups. Is he better than the CIA occupied Ukraine? Yes. Is he in favor of our causes? No.
The far-right groups you mention are cringe anyways who cares. Those are just fringe-right weirdos nobody likes that are the Russian equivalent of American wignat groups.
Also Schwab stopped supporting Putin amidst the invasion. I don't think Putin's a great leader, but Russia's clearly in the right to not want global western hegemony and NATO encroachment.
The far-right groups you mention are cringe anyways who cares. Those are just fringe-right weirdos nobody likes that are the Russian equivalent of American wignat groups.Also Schwab stopped supporting Putin amidst the invasion. I don't think Putin's a great leader, but Russia's clearly in the right to not want global western hegemony and NATO encroachment.
Clearly in the right, I see. That explains the forceful invasion and thousands of duped soldiers dying, not knowing what they're even fighting for on Russia's side as well as the death toll on Ukraine's side.
Solid reasoning.
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@triangle.128k
Also Schwab stopped supporting Putin amidst the invasion. I don't think Putin's a great leader, but Russia's clearly in the right to not want global western hegemony and NATO encroachment.
True, Russia does have claim
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@RationalMadman
I see, what is it you think is happening right now in Ukraine that the US is experiencing worse than?
Absolutely
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@Dr.Franklin
I asked a 'what' question, you answered a yes/no dynamic...
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@RationalMadman
no further elaboration
Putin is bringing back the glory days of the Soviet Union, this time with lines at the bank instead of bread lines.