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Why are people from other countries so sure about who the bad guys are in war?
10-09-2023, 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted By cobhc⏩
Yep. Neither side is able to have both merits and detriments to their position that is too hard.It’s a complex, long term brainwashing process.
Russia and Ukraine are two horrifically corrupt countries filled with good people.
Russia and Ukraine are two horrifically corrupt countries filled with good people.
Originally Posted By yabbayabba⏩
it is more complicated than that. What the USSR did while occupying makes a huge portion of the population hate Moscow.It's just a huge coincidence that Ukraine seemed fine being Russia light after the USSR collapsed and it wasn't until a western backed coup that Ukraine decided it didn't like it's Russian heritage anymore.
Getting actively invaded has a different feel than being controlled by a puppet. (Which both presidents were)
10-09-2023, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress⏩
Tymen. I've gotten better at writing, but I still get confused sometimes about the proper tenses and even where to add an S at the end of certain words. It's probably not that bad. Maybe my standards are a bit too high for myself. There are some guys who go full nerd talk with words no one uses to convey their message and I sit there thinking, "Am I the only one who has no idea what this dude is talking about?" I never want to be that guy, srs.Your English is better than a lot of native English speakers on this forum. I believe he agreeing with you.
Originally Posted By cobhc⏩
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So many retards here call me pro-Russian when I hate seeing Ukrainians and Russians dying.
So many retards here call me pro-Russian when I hate seeing Ukrainians and Russians dying.
10-09-2023, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress⏩
i have been talking to a R and they are brainwashed by media there and podcasters that tell them 1 point of view.Take Ukraine and Russia for instance
Pretty much everyone is on the "Fuk Russia" bandwagon, but wtf do us Americans, cut off from most of the world and focuses on our own country a vast majority of the time, know about the happenings in foreign wars?
It's like people think Putin just started to twirl his non existent villain mustache and go "You know what? I'm gonna start a war today", and then went in on Ukraine.
Now maybe they are the bad guys here, or maybe there were strategic reasons why they should have chosen war. What do I know? What does anyone, barring those in the know higher up in our government, actually know about who is right or wrong in these foreign conflicts?
Pretty much everyone is on the "Fuk Russia" bandwagon, but wtf do us Americans, cut off from most of the world and focuses on our own country a vast majority of the time, know about the happenings in foreign wars?
It's like people think Putin just started to twirl his non existent villain mustache and go "You know what? I'm gonna start a war today", and then went in on Ukraine.
Now maybe they are the bad guys here, or maybe there were strategic reasons why they should have chosen war. What do I know? What does anyone, barring those in the know higher up in our government, actually know about who is right or wrong in these foreign conflicts?
I listen to her to be polite but if i introduce other perspectives, she tries to argue that i am wrong.
she is only getting 1 point of view just like we are getting the other point of view.
who is more correct?
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10-09-2023, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Vorago⏩
Forums are a little difficult to base your comprehension off of.Tymen. I've gotten better at writing, but I still get confused sometimes about the proper tenses and even where to add an S at the end of certain words. It's probably not that bad. Maybe my standards are a bit too high for myself. There are some guys who go full nerd talk with words no one uses to convey their message and I sit there thinking, "Am I the only one who has no idea what this dude is talking about?" I never want to be that guy, srs.
Based.
Based.
Most people don't proof read before they post so you often end up with messed up tenses or reformatted sentences.
I would have never thought you were a foreigner based on your English.
10-09-2023, 03:05 PM
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It's not just an issue of knowing or not knowing the information. It's about having the courage to step out of line and not support the current thing at risk of being ostracized from the group.
Cuckvid is a perfect example. How many pussies wore a mask just because "everyone else is doing it" and "well it's the rules" despite knowing it was bullchit.
Cuckvid is a perfect example. How many pussies wore a mask just because "everyone else is doing it" and "well it's the rules" despite knowing it was bullchit.
A young bull and an old bull were standing atop a hill looking at a bunch of heifers in a field below.
The young bull says "Let's run down this hill and fuk one of those heifers."
The old bull replies "No. Let's walk down there, and fuk them all."
10-09-2023, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Austanian⏩
I grew up in America. In grade school they put me on ESL programs, lol. Jake's on them, I'm ETL, heheh. Played a lot of RPGs, so my reading level was higher than average. Used to have difficulty pronouncing certain English words like "tongue", but when I said it out loud it sounded like "thong". Got laughed at one time in class when I said "my tongue hurts." Yeah, I don't get why people don't proofread their posts. I guess it's not important to them or something.Forums are a little difficult to base your comprehension off of.
Most people don't proof read before they post so you often end up with messed up tenses or reformatted sentences.
I would have never thought you were a foreigner based on your English.
Most people don't proof read before they post so you often end up with messed up tenses or reformatted sentences.
I would have never thought you were a foreigner based on your English.
10-09-2023, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Vorago⏩
Agreed!!!Tymen. I've gotten better at writing, but I still get confused sometimes about the proper tenses and even where to add an S at the end of certain words. It's probably not that bad. Maybe my standards are a bit too high for myself. There are some guys who go full nerd talk with words no one uses to convey their message and I sit there thinking, "Am I the only one who has no idea what this dude is talking about?" I never want to be that guy, srs.
Based.
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