Kraz
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Taliban more zen than IndiaSeems India has chosen to side with the alliance of shit this time.
My already low opinion of that country dropped even further.
Taliban more zen than IndiaSeems India has chosen to side with the alliance of shit this time.
My already low opinion of that country dropped even further.
Russia supported India in 1998 when the whole world was against it. They just want to remain neutral.Seems India has chosen to side with the alliance of shit this time.
My already low opinion of that country dropped even further.
It's on Reddit or the instagram of the daughter (not sure)So many quotes! Also: LOL @ The people who thought that picture of Putin riding a bear was real!
They are just covering their own ass. It would be embarrassing for them to support the right of a selff-declared independent region to recieve help from a foreign military. They do not wan that happening with Taiwan.
This is so fucking wholesome/badass. Never let anyone tell you the second amendment is useless for resisting tyranny. Large governments think otherwise.
Eisenhower, Teddy Roosevelt, Grant, Washington. Washington was the first and last president to lead troops from the front during the Whiskey Rebellion.
Any enemy combatant caught on the battlefield out of uniform and not identified with at least an armband can be considered a spy and executed on the spot according to the Geneva convention.
No they will not. At the end of the day thermobaric weapons are conventional bombs and not banned by any country as far as I know. The US even deployed them in wartime.
Link, my good man.
The only thing they would be doing in this type or battlefield is marking targets for long range guided missiles, just like in Libya. If cruise missiles start hitting Russian positions from a couple hundred kilometers away we will know they are there.
For optics. Putin probably ordered to get him alive.And he knows it. Which makes his refusal to abandon Kyiv that much more impressive.
Thanks for answering! I`m gonna read your post history. Let's all hope this nightmare will be over soon...We are very distressed. You can read my opinion in my post history.
As for the general public, it's hard to tell. Yesterday a lot of celebrities who are usually silent on political matters, came out in support of Ukraine, and it looked like it's the majority opinion. Tonight a lot of people started parroting the official version online. Would love to think they're mostly bots, but my gf actually managed to meet one of these nutjobs in person. Older people seem to buy into bs more easily, gonna find out what my parents think tomorrow. My instagram feed is anti-war, one of my friends served 11 years in the military and he's against the invasion, so there's that.
India and Russia have been collaborating on weapons technology for some time now and Russia is India's largest weapons supplier. Russia badly needs their investment to develop these weapons, though, so it is not a wholly one-sided relationship. India even drew the line at the Su-57 fighter, they told Russia they are not buying because the jet was shit and that effectively ended the jet's plan for service. Russia claims they will have somewhere around 70 by 2028 but they said similar things about the T-14 tanks (2,300 planned, 200 built) and they went nowhere.Seems India has chosen to side with the alliance of shit this time.
My already low opinion of that country dropped even further.
U.S "guns are the cause of all evil, are sentient and must be abolished"
Ukraine "if you have a heartbeat and hands come get a fucking gun, we're fighting tonight!"
Seems India has chosen to side with the alliance of shit this time.
My already low opinion of that country dropped even further.
AFAIK the assembly is non-binding unlike the security council.Apparently there’s a way to bypass the security council and individual member’s veto powers through a full assembly vote. If ever there was a time to make people stand up and be counted…
If this is type of aid is being provided, could help explain how bloodied the Russians have gotten.
So, the Chinese have just abstained on the UN condemnation of Russia.
If this is type of aid is being provided, could help explain how bloodied the Russians have gotten.
A veto would be against their own position on Taiwan. a yes would be a rebuke of Russia. But Moscow has the veto it needs. all abstentions are positive overtures to Russia while limiting the anger of the west.
U.S "guns are the cause of all evil, are sentient and must be abolished"
Ukraine "if you have a heartbeat and hands come get a fucking gun, we're fighting tonight!"
On the surface. Just because they've abstained from a vote doesn't mean they'll abstain from action one way or the other.Every single analyst I’ve seen comment on the abstention, from ex-Russian officials, to western experts agree the abstention is a bad sign for Putin, as it shows China is not going to support him.
I think the message is more that the peace we enjoy is fragile and shouldn’t be taken for granted. Having an armed population is certainly a defense against what Ukraine is facing right now. It’s a another reason no one would ever invade the US. Of course the main reason is the US military. But the point is that an armed population is difficult to conquer and control.Yes, because both countries are in exactly the same situation, aren’t they? I don’t see the Canadians storming your border any time soon and murdering your kids. The Ukrainians need guns to defend themselves from an outside aggressor. Chuck in Wyoming doesn’t need a gun to protect himself from the type 2 diabetes.
Every single analyst I’ve seen comment on the abstention, from ex-Russian officials, to western experts agree the abstention is a bad sign for Putin, as it shows China is not going to support him.
India and Russia have been collaborating on weapons technology for some time now and Russia is India's largest weapons supplier. Russia badly needs their investment to develop these weapons, though, so it is not a wholly one-sided relationship. India even drew the line at the Su-57 fighter, they told Russia they are not buying because the jet was shit and that effectively ended the jet's plan for service. They claim they will have somewhere around 70 by 2028 but they said similar things about the T-14 tanks (2,300 planned, 200 built) and they went nowhere.
They weren't in it until they were. There have been interviews with citizens having to go home and learn how to use the very gun they were just handed cause they decided in the last few days they were now a soldier and willing to die for their country.Yes, because both countries are in exactly the same situation, aren’t they? I don’t see the Canadians storming your border any time soon and murdering your kids. The Ukrainians need guns to defend themselves from an outside aggressor. Chuck in Wyoming doesn’t need a gun to protect himself from the type 2 diabetes.
This is a broad generalization of such a topic that it's simply laughable. But as I mentioned to the other person I don't want to derail this thread so yes you're right, I'm wrong, carry on.Very different situations….they’re in a war, and need all the manpower they can get to defend the country they love. They’re not taking those guns to shoot up a school, a mall, because they feel like it.
listening to these guys is what started the mess in 1st place. Putin is in direct contact with Xi and they don't wait for smoke signals. probably filled him in at the Olympics.
I think the message is more that the peace we enjoy is fragile and shouldn’t be taken for granted. Having an armed population is certainly a defense against what Ukraine is facing right now. It’s a another reason no one would ever invade the US. Of course the main reason is the US military. But the point is that an armed population is difficult to conquer and control.
Seems like everyone wants to just blame anyone but the guy who unilaterally decided to invade another country.Sorry dude, but I’m going to listen to actual people with real world experience of both Russia and China, before some random guy on a gaming forum.
I am pro gun restrictions and regulation. Don't own a single firearm, but have considered purchasing one for the range. But I can tell you that the moment something like that happens here I would be the first in line to pick up a rifle and defend my country.They weren't in it until they were. There have been interviews with citizens having to go home and learn how to use the very gun they were just handed cause they decided in the last few days they were now a soldier and willing to die for their country.
My comment wasn't meant to start a gun debate, it honestly is awesome to me that their own citizens are willing to jump into the fire at a moments notice as they are. I genuinely don't know what our country would do if we were in such a situation and we wouldn't UNTIL it happened, it's purely hypothetical to even have this conversation.
But out of respect of the topic I don't want to derail this into something not concerning the subject at hand.
Putin need to go
Almost like i hope he does, then russia gonna be a big parking lot.The real question, is Putin dumb enough to push beyond Ukraine into NATO sponsored territory?
Religion is a hell of a drug.Seems like everyone wants to just blame anyone but the guy who unilaterally decided to invade another country.
The real question, is Putin dumb enough to push beyond Ukraine into NATO sponsored territory?
I hope you're right. I fear that level of escelation will make the whole world a parking lot.Almost like i hope he does, then russia gonna be a big parking lot.
Its gonna be nasty, that is for sure.I hope you're right. I fear that level of escelation will make the whole world a parking lot.
Same. I too am pro-gun regulation, BUT NOT banning. I think you will find few Americans that wish to actually ban all guns completely. And if a hell-bent army was actually killing civilians on my home streets, you damn well bet I'd grab the family shotgun and begin preparing what I could. It's not even just love of country for me. It is love of the common man/woman when facing oppression.I am pro gun restrictions and regulation. Don't own a single firearm, but have considered purchasing one for the range. But I can tell you that the moment something like that happens here I would be the first in line to pick up a rifle and defend my country.
What you are seeing from these people, is Patriotism and love of country. Regardless of the difference we have or think we have in the US, the majority of us love this country and will defend it to our dying breath.
Did you buy a gun in 2020 during the riots we had when trump was trying to overthrow the government and police were harassing innocent protesters and innocent folk?I am pro gun restrictions and regulation. Don't own a single firearm, but have considered purchasing one for the range. But I can tell you that the moment something like that happens here I would be the first in line to pick up a rifle and defend my country.
What you are seeing from these people, is Patriotism and love of country. Regardless of the difference we have or think we have in the US, the majority of us love this country and will defend it to our dying breath.
What even is the phrasing of this question?Did you not buy a gun in 2020 during the riots we had when trump was trying to overthrow the government and police were harassing innocent protesters and innocent folk?