

Saying anyone who went to Maidan wanted Svoboda in charge is intellectually dishonest. If it was so popular in a nation of 44 MILLION then Yanukovych would have lost the next election, and maybe he would have, but he didn’t get the chance. Governments are decided in the polls, not in the streets. That’s the difference between fascists storming the capitol Jan6 style and democratic elections in the Donbass. Any legitimacy to Ukrainian unity disappeared that day.
We have a drastically different idea as to what democracy means, apparently.
And the idea of politicians being cowards because the fled a fascist mob is kinda undermining yourself as democratic.
What happened to elected representatives who stayed and tried to participate in the coup government?
I really think you’re alarmingly uninformed, misinformed, and disinformed.














What civilians? Civilian deaths are almost statistically non existent.
Can I assume “unpack” translates to you coming to terms with your own cognitive dissonance?
For instance, what basis is Ukraine getting the upper hand? Could you point to any quantifiable justification for saying this?
More land is being liberated, albeit slowly to prevent collateral deaths. Headlines you see celebrate slowed Russian advances, not net gains for Ukraine. That’s not been true since Russian reconsolidated along the Donbass front years ago.
The Russian economy has only grown. The ruble is stable. Production is booming. Gas is $3.33/gal. What are you seeing that I’m not?
What informs anything you’re saying?
Is this an attempt at manifesting something into reality?
Do you think Russian soldier will read made up assertions and become too sad to fight?
What?