In Lviv (Ukraine) a man held a sign that read: "Hugs if you lost loved ones in the war"

[hopecel]

If you support Putin, tell me so I can put you on ignore

 

[hopecel]

@sigma boii @valentine @Debetro

 

[valentine]

If you support Putin, tell me so I can put you on ignore

this

 

[hopecel]

this

I hate how those wannabe edgy kids think Putin is a good guy and what Russia is doing is 'based'

 

[valentine]

I hate how those wannabe edgy kids think Putin is a good guy and what Russia is doing is 'based'

theyre retarded

 

[hopecel]

@Xangsane @Jason Voorhees @6ft4

 

[hopecel]

@Lefty Rankin @iblamechico @Vermilioncore @FutureSlayer

 

[aloooeJIEEES]

If you support Putin, tell me so I can put you on ignore

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Do u support Zelensky ?

 

[hopecel]

Do u support Zelensky ?

not really but I stand with Ukraine

 

[aloooeJIEEES]

not really

U should not thats right

 

[hopecel]

U should not thats right

he's a bad politician but he as an individue is not equal to the Ukrainian state

 

[aloooeJIEEES]

he's a bad politician but he as an individue is not equal to the Ukrainian state

U mean he is good President for Ukraine ?

 

[hopecel]

@fl0w @psychomandible @future slavic chad

U mean he is good President for Ukraine ?

as I said I think he's a bad politician

Ukraine needs actual right-wingers, not pro-Western libtards

 

[manletframelet]

not really but I stand with Ukraine

good goy, pick a side in an orchestrated war where goyropeans kill each other. the goyim must perish.

 

[aloooeJIEEES]

@fl0w @psychomandible @future slavic chad

as I said I think he's a bad politician

Ukraine needs actual right-wingers, not pro-Western libtards

Кто не скачет тот москаль да

 

[Deleted member 104030]

putin is the reason why 100s of thousand of slavic men die

i have empathy for both russians and ukranians. the russians are just manipulated and forced to fight

 

[psychomandible]

I'm neutral beacuse I don't think criminal gangs should force people to fight for them, on the other hand Ukraine did provoke russia since 2014 attacking russians in the east of Ukraine. The war is retaliation for that, but anyway I remain neutral and hope for the health and safety of both countries people.

 

[hopecel]

good goy, pick a side in an orchestrated war where goyropeans kill each other. the goyim must perish.

what are Ukrainians supposed to do then?

Кто не скачет тот москаль да

нет @Debetro

putin is the reason why 100s of thousand of slavic men die

i have empathy for both russians and ukranians. the russians are just manipulated and forced to fight

exactly

I wish Russians deserted more and eventually stop the war

I'm neutral beacuse I don't think criminal gangs should force people to fight for them, on the other hand Ukraine did provoke russia since 2014 attacking russians in the east of Ukraine. The war is retaliation for that, but anyway I remain neutral and hope for the health and safety of both countries people.

let's agree in something: Russo-Ukrainian war doesn't benefit any of the sides in the war, except (((them)))

 

[aloooeJIEEES]

нет @Debetro

Было бы славно

Что ты думаешь насчет Азова, мне интересно, и о всем нацистским движением на Украине

 

[zaebalsya]

If you support Putin, tell me so I can put you on ignore

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Sad asf

 

[messi1]

 

[Lefty Rankin]

If you support Putin, tell me so I can put you on ignore

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It's Zelenskyy's fault. Poking the bear by oppressing the Russian majority that lives in the region, which was only symbolically given to Ukraine by Stalin when Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union anyway. Even still, he had the chance for peace. He should have took it because he's fighting a losing battle and will now probably lose the entire country to Russia. And with the recent attempt on Putin's life he could have easily started World War 3 because had he been successful Russia would have no doubt responded with a nuke.

Nah, fuck Zelenskyy. I support Russia and Putin.

 

[Pento]

I hate how those wannabe edgy kids think Putin is a good guy and what Russia is doing is 'based'

It’s only pajeets who phull suppot him

 

[hopecel]

Было бы славно

Что ты думаешь насчет Азова, мне интересно, и о всем нацистским движением на Украине

люблю ларп, осуждаю нацизм

Sad asf

Heartbreaking tbh

Are you Russian or Ukrainian?

that's not gonna happen but who knows, Russia is a diverse country with many separatist movements among its ethnic minorities

It's Zelenskyy's fault. Poking the bear by oppressing the Russian majority that lives in the region, which was only symbolically given to Ukraine by Stalin when Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union anyway. Even still, he had the chance for peace. He should have took it because he's fighting a losing battle and will now probably lose the entire country to Russia. And with the recent attempt on Putin's life he could have easily started World War 3 because had he been successful Russia would have no doubt responded with a nuke.

Nah, fuck Zelenskyy. I support Russia and Putin.

there was no oppression, just fighting separatism

you're brainwashed by pro-Russian media

It’s only pajeets who phull suppot him

MAGA-tards aren't Indian but white

 

[Deleted member 91663]

It's Zelenskyy's fault. Poking the bear by oppressing the Russian majority that lives in the region, which was only symbolically given to Ukraine by Stalin when Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union anyway. Even still, he had the chance for peace. He should have took it because he's fighting a losing battle and will now probably lose the entire country to Russia. And with the recent attempt on Putin's life he could have easily started World War 3 because had he been successful Russia would have no doubt responded with a nuke.

Nah, fuck Zelenskyy. I support Russia and Putin.

Largely correct.

Crimea was transferred by Khrushchev in 54 and Western polls consistently show they want to be part of Russia.

Eastern Ukraine was formerly part of Russia was transferred by Lenin to the Soviet republic of Ukraine during the formation of the USSR. There’s a large ethnic Russian minority there but they do not constitute more than 30-40% of the population - which is still material. The Kiev Institute on 2014 put support for separation around 30%.

Doesn’t excuse Putin invading another country but Ukraine is waging a losing war unfortunately.

 

[sigma boii]

Both countries are in on it

 

[hopecel]

@BadLuck7892 @looksmaxxed @Achilles

 

[Deleted member 91663]

Empty platitudes. How powerful.

 

[Saint Casanova]

 

[hopecel]

Crimea was transferred by Khrushchev in 54 and Western polls consistently show they want to be part of Russia.

Crimea was part of the first Ukrainian state right after WW1

Eastern Ukraine was formerly part of Russia was transferred by Lenin to the Soviet republic of Ukraine during the formation of the USSR. There’s a large ethnic Russian minority there but they do not constitute more than 30-40% of the population - which is still material. The Kiev Institute on 2014 put support for separation around 30%.

entire country was part of Russia but it was always considered "Malorussia" (Little Russia) which is not the same as "Velikorussia" (Great Russia or Muscovy/modern Russia)

all of these lands were inhabited by Ukrainians/Ruthenians/Malorussians/Cossacks, call them what you want - Moscow didn't give them anything that wasn't theirs (in fact, they stole Kuban' (southern Russia) from them and pretty much erased Cossack identity making them the same as other Russians)

 

[hopecel]

what?

 

[Saint Casanova]

what?

 

[ShowerCelling]

If you support Putin, tell me so I can put you on ignore

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i hate both russia and ukraine

 

[R@m@]

Fuck war and explosive drones

 

[hopecel]

i hate both russia and ukraine

Polack detected

Fuck war and explosive drones

fuck those who start the war

 

[atlantean]

It's Zelenskyy's fault. Poking the bear by oppressing the Russian majority that lives in the region, which was only symbolically given to Ukraine by Stalin when Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union anyway. Even still, he had the chance for peace. He should have took it because he's fighting a losing battle and will now probably lose the entire country to Russia. And with the recent attempt on Putin's life he could have easily started World War 3 because had he been successful Russia would have no doubt responded with a nuke.

Nah, fuck Zelenskyy. I support Russia and Putin.

"losing battle"

 

[bosnian]

no side is winning this war no matter what at the end of the day it's just a bunch of white men dying for their country over nonsense, sad shit man

and those drones are fucking brutal man, not sure how they're allowing them in combat

 

[Deleted member 91663]

High effort and repped.

Crimea was part of the first Ukrainian state right after WW1

Yes, when Russia was in total disarray during a civil war and after the punitive treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
This fledgling Ukrainian state didn't last more than a few years before it was absorbed into the Soviet Union.
You'll notice that parts of Donbas are absent from your map and were added to the Soviet Republic in 21/22.

entire country was part of Russia but it was always considered "Malorussia" (Little Russia) which is not the same as "Velikorussia" (Great Russia or Muscovy/modern Russia)

all of these lands were inhabited by Ukrainians/Ruthenians/Malorussians/Cossacks, call them what you want - Moscow didn't give them anything that wasn't theirs (in fact, they stole Kuban' (southern Russia) from them and pretty much erased Cossack identity making them the same as other Russians)

I'm not excusing Russian ethnic cleansing; that doesn't change the fact that there are significant self identifying Russian minorities living in Ukraine today.

Crimea was part of the Russian soviet Republic from 21-54 and at least 60% of the population is ethically Russian.
Western pollsters consistently show majorities in favor of remaining part of Russia.
I do not say this as a Russian shill; it's simply a statement of fact.

These map somewhat accurately reflects land changes and ethnic breakdowns:

 

[i_love_roosters]

Genuinely sad for all young Ukrainian men

 

[hopecel]

no side is winning this war no matter what at the end of the day it's just a bunch of white men dying for their country over nonsense, sad shit man

and those drones are fucking brutal man, not sure how they're allowing them in combat

you could say that about any other war tbh

Genuinely sad for all young Ukrainian men

and Russian tbh

High effort and repped.

Yes, when Russia was in total disarray during a civil war and after the punitive treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
This fledgling Ukrainian state didn't last more than a few years before it was absorbed into the Soviet Union.
You'll notice that parts of Donbas are absent from your map and were added to the Soviet Republic in 21/22.

I'm not excusing Russian ethnic cleansing; that doesn't change the fact that there are significant self identifying Russian minorities living in Ukraine today.

Crimea was part of the Russian soviet Republic from 21-54 and at least 60% of the population is ethically Russian.
Western pollsters consistently show majorities in favor of remaining part of Russia.
I do not say this as a Russian shill; it's simply a statement of fact.

These map somewhat accurately reflects land changes and ethnic breakdowns:

reality is that Russia was and still is an imperialistic nation which could capture foreign lands and act as if that's not occupation

 

[Deleted member 91663]

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"losing battle"

Unfortunately, the Russians occupy 20% of the country.

The Ukrainians have gone through multiple waves of mobilization and Russia has only called up reservists.

Putin’s risk aversion and reluctance to escalate the conflict are holding Russia back.

 

[Richard Spencer]

 

[Richard Spencer]

why ukrops are so swarthy

 

[atlantean]

Unfortunately, the Russians occupy 20% of the country.

The Ukrainians have gone through multiple waves of mobilization and Russia has only called up reservists.

Putin’s risk aversion and reluctance to escalate the conflict are holding Russia back.

most of that territory was already controlled prior to the russian invasion, not to mention they've exerted the majority of their military stockpiles with production lacking behind

you can be pro russia and still admit that the invasion has been a total failure, when an inferior nation manages to strike your military air bases 5000 km from the frontlines it generally means you're losing

 

[Deleted member 91663]

most of that territory was already controlled prior to the russian invasion, not to mention they've exerted the majority of their military stockpiles with production lacking behind

No, they are producing 3 times more artillery than US + Europe combined. It’s simply not true that they are exhausting their military stock piles. The same cannot be said of the Europeans.

you can be pro russia and still admit that the invasion has been a total failure, when an inferior nation manages to strike your military air bases 5000 km from the frontlines it generally means you're losing

I’m not Pro Russian. They have held back significantly because of Putin’s risk aversion.

He entered negotiations within days of the invasion when Russia was making rapid progress .

Russia entered a country of 500 million square miles with less than 200K troops. They never intended to invade all of Ukraine in the first place.

The priority was to secure the Donbas and a land bridge to Crimea - which they have largely achieved.

 

[Lefty Rankin]

there was no oppression, just fighting separatism

you're brainwashed by pro-Russian media

So what exactly does "fighting separatism" entail?

 

[Deleted member 91663]

most of that territory was already controlled prior to the russian invasion, not to mention they've exerted the majority of their military stockpiles with production lacking behind

you can be pro russia and still admit that the invasion has been a total failure, when an inferior nation manages to strike your military air bases 5000 km from the frontlines it generally means you're losing

The strikes on military air bases were planned by NATO with US military intelligence and likely green lighted by President Trump himself. This was nominally a Ukrainian Operation - nothing more.

 

[atlantean]

No, they are producing 3 times more artillery than US + Europe combined. It’s simply not true that they are exhausting their military stock piles. The same cannot be said of the Europeans.


I’m not Pro Russian. They have held back significantly because of Putin’s risk aversion.

He entered negotiations within days of the invasion when Russia was making rapid progress .

Russia entered a country of 500 million square miles with less than 200K troops. They never intended to invade all of Ukraine in the first place.

artillery isn't relevant when you're forced to send ww2 era tanks and tractors to the frontlines, they can produce as much artillery as they want but the fact remains they're running out of ifv's and tanks

and they clearly did intend to invade all of ukraine, otherwise they wouldn't have dropped paratroopers over kyiv attempting to make them fully capitulate

The strikes on military air bases were planned by NATO with US military intelligence and likely green lighted by President Trump himself. This was nominally a Ukrainian Operation - nothing more.

simply comes down to western supremacy

 

[Deleted member 91663]

artillery isn't relevant when you're forced to send ww2 era tanks and tractors to the frontlines, they can produce as much artillery as they want but the fact remains they're running out of ifv's and tanks

Artillery is crucial in modern warfare. Where are you getting this from? I just used artillery as an example of how Russians are mass outproducing the West.

Why wouldn’t they get rid of old obsolete stockpiles instead of letting them gather dust in the middle of a war?

and they clearly did intend to invade all of ukraine, otherwise they wouldn't have dropped paratroopers over kyiv attempting to make them fully capitulate

No, they did not intend to invade an entire country of half a million square miles with just 200K men.

Why did Putin enter into negotiations within days of invading?

The Russians hoped a military presence in Kyiv would strong arm the Ukrainians into singing an agreement ceding Donbas and abandoning NATO aspirations. The gambit failed.

 

[ihatereddit]

putin would never have chimped out if he was 6'4 brutal manletpill