throwawayay02

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by throwawayay02 5y ago
"Swedish defence minister calls Russian violation of airspace 'unacceptable', followed by accepting it."
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
There are counter claims that that building was being used for recruitment for the Azov battalion.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
The Soviet Union lasted for some 70 years, not everything was bad. For instance I quite like their cinema and science fiction children shows. My point being, someone raised under the Soviet Union would still be able to find a few things to
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
How is that a reliable source at all, it's just a piece of text backed by a company that wants to sell military communication equipment.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Everything will be back to normal in 4-8 years after a cease fire, though. So sanctions just hurt the most vulnerable of a 150m people country. Congratulations. That will surely prevent future wars like seen with the treaty of Versailles...
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
They were coopted for political interests over a decade ago, and so any organic interest moved on. Now they are used as boogyman, as a honey pot or as a cover for cyberwarfare by the "good guys".
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Probably just blocked outside traffic, specially from EU, US and Japan.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
I get it's like the freezing of ~40% of Russia's foreign reserves the US announced. So still the property of their owners - not seized - but cannot be moved either.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Would you volunteer to go?
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
I think the best advice would be to surrender and avoid pointless loss of life. You only have one life, is it really worth throwing away so your elite rules instead of your neighbors' elite?
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
I do not believe you know any Russians at all, from my experience.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
What a ridiculous take. Yes the Russian govmt censors a lot of things. The west also does it. And more than plain censoring, which happens mostly in China, what happens the most is just building a narrative: only show what you need to be sh
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Besides what another commentator already said, I'd also include China. Russia and China, despite the apparently good relations right now, have actively disputed regions that the Chinese believe were stolen from them on one of the unequ
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
It should be good news for everyone unless Russia makes a full-scale invasion (which seem very unlikely), no? By everyone I mean every average, civilian person. All of them should want peace, no matter if their passport says Ukraine or &quo
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
I'm not sure what dashed lines are those. Are they the ones that include Mariupol in the south of Donetsk? Thank you
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
That's a quite good read. I'd like an annotated version with fact checking and commentary.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Energy prices are near all time highs, Russia's finances should be great.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
That is quite some time away.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
No? It seems a recipe for a perfect government. Whenever X% of the population wants that much to throw down the government, that's probably a good time for a remodel. Might not be as effective as a dictatorship or a oligarchy, sure, mu
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
There is a very simple solution, the government lifts the restrictions and resigns. New elections are held and then the people decide if they want a new government that will punish protesters or not.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
After GoFundMe's cut of course.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
What doesn't have a social network, these days?
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Consumers do not want to wear glasses.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
It is a common latin expression. Maybe more common in romance language countries.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
> These are the stories the RWM doesn't cover as it does not fit their narrative. That's just ridiculous.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Censor proof, private, transactions.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
I completely agree. To me the idea that the people in positions of power or authority are principled and really concerned about misinformation - about covid or anything else - is laughable. And that goes for the managers at Spotify, media p
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
In my country the state maintains an alternative to email, where you can receive messages from anything government related, plus any business that registers. It's opt-in only, you cannot receive spam or be subscribed to entities agains
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
To the surprise of no one who ever paid attention.
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by throwawayay02 5y ago
Yes, they made their decision together. They could've instead shared managing the house and raising their children.

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