Morality and reason will never be out of modern reality, unless you are a nihilist. Every evil has a pseudo "justification" based on distrust.
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Morality and reason will never be out of modern reality, unless you are a nihilist. Every evil has a pseudo "justification" based on distrust.
is that why Zelensky refused the deal with Trump, citing distrust of Putin?)))
Zelesky needs security against tyranny. This is his main priority now. He was ambushed, provoked not to make a shameful deal.
Zelensky himself is a tyrant!
He closed the borders and put me on a wanted list because I don’t want to die for the Bandera supporters. He imprisons people like me for such dialogue, for expressing an opinion.
They catch us on the streets and forcibly send us to fight, with the police involved!
You’re either a fool or a Nazi if you support Zelensky’s corrupt, titanic regime.
Ukrainians will run out before we defeat Russia.
No, he is not a tyrant, he just is not a Saint. He only was obliged to do the same thing Putin is doing in Russia due to the immediate circumstances. Do you think Putin is a tyrant? Would you put both at the same moral level?
Ha-ha😂 Putin never indulged in the dirt and evil that Zelensky does. You may not believe me, but this truth will soon become a fact as obvious as the American biological laboratories in Ukraine!
when you learn the truth not from a Ukrainian, but from TV, you will be very ashamed of your delusions and support of Nazism!
You don"t start a war based on suppositions about a politician democratically elected that you dislike. Do you believe Putin is a democratically elected politician?
It seems I'm starting to understand. You're one of those who think that everything in Russia is bad and the people are suffering under their ruler? Believe me, Russians will experience great sorrow and fear when someone else replaces Putin. As a ruler, you’re unlikely to find such a successful candidate. Look at how Russia has risen economically under his leadership, how the standard of living for Russians has improved, the minimum wages... You live in some kind of information bubble.
Even I, as a Ukrainian, would vote for him, so why do you doubt that his own people would want something different? Unlike Ukrainians, dissatisfied Russians have the opportunity to leave their country, but I do not. I am wanted, and according to Zelensky, I am supposed to die fighting Putin, who has never personally wished me any harm!
The reality is that sacrifices will have to be made—either territory or the nation itself—if mutual concessions are not made to move closer to peace. Zelensky is not in a position to insist on his own terms. While he tries to stand his ground, Slavs continue to perish.
If Putin invades Estonia, the President of Estonia will not be in a good position and will need to beg for help. This will always be the situation when a stronger bullies and hurts a weaker.
Unlike Russians, who freely travel the world, it is I, a Ukrainian, who am restricted in my constitutional rights, in freedom of speech, and in the right to movement. Unlike my relatives, who are lured to the front by lucrative contracts rather than forced by violence, sticks, and repression!
I see this from the inside, so you won’t be able to convince me with the narratives instilled in you by the media bought with USAID money.
It is they who have instilled in you a fear of Russia!
Estonia is not under any threat, as long as they avoid the Ukrainian mistake of Russophobia.
There is a line, crossing which, you turn from defending good guys into an even greater evil than the one you were defending against.
The Bandera regime does not deserve to exist in the modern world.
Do you really believe that Putin is morally superior than Zelensky?
I don’t just think so, I feel it in my own skin every f..ng day!!!
Do you believe Zelensky to be a dictator? Do you have any notice of Zelensky posoning and killing political rivals?
Yes, Gonzalo Lira, before dying in Ukrainian prisons, directly spoke about the crimes of the Ukrainian authorities...
The banning of communist parties and mass media, the prohibition of the Russian language, the cancellation of elections, forced mobilization of the population, the abolition of constitutional rights, restrictions on freedom of speech/movement... These are all examples of the usurpation of power, which can quite reasonably be considered a dictatorship.
And none of the above exists in Russia!
So, who is the dictator, and where is there more freedom?