3. Russian City Mourns Its Lost Soldiers, but Doesn’t Resent Putin’s War

Russian City Mourns Its Lost Soldiers, but Doesn’t Resent Putin’s War

Eh. That’s questionable. Not sure I support people committing atrocities or heinous acts to have rights. Maybe I support them having a trial.

I’m not a gun not. The hasty generalizations about 335M people are hilarious though.

I’m glad my country didn’t bend over for an autocrat to take their oil and then turn around and be soft towards a fellow European country crying out for help. I’m glad the Germans finally discovered democracy in the late 20th century. It definitely makes up for centuries of slaughtering other Europeans, helping to carve up Africa and committing some of the biggest atrocities out there… but at least you’ve been ok as a country the last 30 years (thanks to US), even if you do get reliant on dictators.

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