what happened to the großrossiya thread

[Dinner]

Putin cares so much he has stolen so much money from the average Russian citizen he is now the richest man in the world. That is why he can't ever step down. The next government would probably have him executed for all of the thefts he and his cronies have done.

[PLATO]

Do you like logic? Let's do a simple exercise in logic:

It would be grand to see you use some logic. Can't seem to find any logical post by you yet....

- Russia Today is owned by a Russian government.

Guaranteeing an unbiased opinion, right?

- Western press is owned by anonymous Western capitalist pigs and banksters.

And therefore subject to peer review and fact checking. Glad you finally admit they are not "CIA controlled"

- Russian government somewhat cares about interests of a Russian Federation and well-being of Russian citizens.

True, but only to the extent that they toe the state's line and produce revenue for Putin's cronies.

- Anonymous Western capitalist pigs and banksters don't care about interests of a Russian Federation and well-being of Russian citizens in the slightest.

And why should they? Russia has shown itself to be an unreliable partner.

- Russian citizens have a reason to have a limited trust in Russia Today because Russian government cares about Russian citizens to a certain extent.

Uh huh...see above.

- Russian citizens have absolutely no reason to trust Western press because anonymous Western capitalist pigs and banksters care only about themselves. Actually, not a single person in the entire world has a reason to trust anonymous Western capitalist pigs and banksters, because they care only about their own personal interests, they can't even trust each other to care about each other's interests within their own group, by definition of a market economy.

So how is your economy doing these days? Ours seems to be doing fairly well compared to the rest of the world. Even better when compared to Russia's pitiful example. All the natural resources in the world and a generally well educated population and your economy still sux.

[Serb]

We didn't want this war. We haven't jumped on Maidan. And what did we got?
My grandson is 16 years old and he is going to DNR forces to avenge the death of his father.

[Serb]

You will never defeat these people.

[Serb]

Never

[Serb]

****ing empire of cannibals! Living in in Orwell's world where white is black and black is white.

Pathetic zombies.

[Serb]

Tvari

[Proteus_MST]

https://youtu.be/3r_HOe9uhFM

We didn't want war this war. We haven't jumped on Maidan. And what did we get?
My grandchild is 16 years old and he is going to DNR forces to avenge the death of his father.

That´s surely right ... the ordinary citizens of the donbass didn´t want this war.
It was forced upon them by the pro russian militants, supported by russian agents like Igor Strelkov

[PLATO]

You will never defeat these people.

There shouldn't even be a fight. One day the Russian instigation of these people's misery will be known by them.

[Serb]

These people are Russians, who wake-up in one morning and recognized that they are living in a new state, they have never was a part of.
And when that "state" has gone crazy - they have revolved.

[Serb]

All they have wanted - to speak on their language and to do not worship to Hitler's lackey Bandera.

[Serb]

And you, f*ckers accept them being slaughtered.' cause you are dumb mother*uckers who never accept that white is white and black is black.

[Proteus_MST]

These people are Russians, who wake-up in one morning and recognized that they are living in a new state, they have never was a part of.
And when that "state" has gone crazy - they have revolved.

The donbass has been part of the Ukraine since the time the USSR broke apart ... that is, since more than 2 decades.
So a large part of the donbasses population (i.e. all inhabitants age 23 and downwards) have never been part of any other state

[Serb]

And I do hate you, because of that.

Brainless zombies.

[Serb]

The donbass has been part of the Ukraine since the time the USSR broke apart ... that is, since more than 2 decades.
So a large part of the donbasses population (i.e. all inhabitants age 23 and downwards) have never been part of any other state

They have been a part of Russia since the 18th century.