Do you think the suspected poisonings and assassinations are the only moral problems of Putin's regime? Do you consider him a legitimate and democratic ruler? Do you believe him to be a war criminal and Zelensky not?
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First and foremost, I stand for freedom of speech. If there were no censorship, you would be able to find answers to your questions on your own. Moreover, you wouldn’t be asking such foolish questions because the truth would be obvious to you.
Soon, within our lifetime, a military tribunal will take place, and there, qualified individuals, whose authority is beyond doubt, will present you with facts that will make your hair stand on end!
You probably missed history lessons where they talked about the atrocities committed by the Banderites? Now they are national heroes of Ukraine. Here, they erect monuments to them and name streets after them.
Here, the church is being banned, wake up, priests are being imprisoned for their faith!
Your naive questions simply leave me stunned. It’s as if we live on different planets.
If the authorities find a device with this dialogue on me, I will be imprisoned for at least three years. It is forbidden by law to have such a point of view. Is this the kind of democracy you want?🤐
You didn"t answer the main question at stake here: do you believe Putin is a war criminal?
it's not a religion that you can believe in or not)) I don't have any facts about his war crimes.
maybe you have a source with the judges' conclusion about his war crimes, I'll read it with interest.
but for now this is all your impression formed by your anti-Russian press
It is not about faith, it is all about morals. Morality is not a matter of personal faith, unless you are a moral nihilist, which I believe you are.
just let your bubble burst, it's not that bad.
So you just believe in your bubble that is the news that comes from Russia?
No, I am sorry, I did not want to put you in any corner; I just observed that bursting bubbles can be good for health & sanity; they were for mine at least..
(btw., my opinions on the subject were formed during extensive travels and living in the areas you are discussing. Do you have any relation to Russia or Ukraine? Do you have friends there? Do you speak Russian? If not, than I'd say 'bubble' might be a correct term.)
This is the falacy of authority. Attack my arguments, not the arguer.
I am just doubting your expertise here.