They’re killing Russians, so their historical political leanings don’t really matter.
well put. And:
Putin’s a bigger fascist than anyone else.
Yeah, like it never happened thar US weapons send somewhere to fight Russians were then used for even worse purposes Besides, is killing Russians a good thing? I mean fighting back the invasion is necessary, and it will cause deaths in russians troops but we should wish for a minimum of casualties, we are talking about human lives
Besides, is killing Russians a good thing?
Yes.
Alright alright, promoting killing of people based on their country without bothering giving a reason, i see what type of asshole im talking to
Without giving a reason? They’re invaders. If they go home they won’t be subject to killing.
Okay you now have stated a correct reason. I would add two things that can help you refine your way of seeing things :
- It’s probably best to say ‘kill Russian invaders’ or even ‘kill invaders’, since the problem is invaders and not Russian (I mean, killing random civilians in Moscow wont help Ukraine, but it’s still what you said is good)
- Insisting on killing is still weird. Killing soldiers is not the goal of fighting an invasion back, it is one way to achieve the real goal : all Russians soldiers out of Ukraine. If that’s what you’re talking about, i advise you to say ‘fighting’ instead of ‘killing’, so it’s not mistaken for a random bloodlust against a country.
Now I got to apologize if we agree on all those points, I mistook your shortened thinking for blatant stupidity, which would be my bad
All of that is implied, dude
Happy to hear this. That’s the danger of implied things, your message ends up way worse when you dont say them out loud
Whenever I comment on the relationship between that brigade and neo-fascism, someone points out that I am repeating Putin’s rhetoric, so I wonder why there are those who are so interested in dispersing attention from a neo-fascist alliance.
Because the political leanings of a combat unit has zero bearing on anything. They are not in charge. They are not being allied with. They have aligned interests in fighting a greater evil.
So any attempts to pretend it matters does clearly, nakedly, come from a place of wanting to push back against supporting Ukraine’s defense.
To be fair in this particular point it does matter. US military aid is conditioned on a human rights basis unit by unit.
That said, Ukraine basically broke this unit down and rebuilt it to get rid of the extremists several years ago.
Everything that doesnt contribute to the echo chamber is Putin rhetoric.
Yeah I feel what you say, sometimes I feel like far-left and far-right are just one step away…
Horseshoe theory much? If this were reddit I would post this comment on r/enlightenedcentrism
Never heard of that theory but I will definitely read about it… 👍👍
Read this and find out why you and it are wrong- https://theconversation.com/horseshoe-theory-is-nonsense-the-far-right-and-far-left-have-little-in-common-77588
There is no doubt about this relationship, but highlighting it by zooming into it and ignoring the broader context is effectively doing what putin is doing
Neo-Nazi Past
They are still neo-Nazi.
no evidence the brigade’s members have committed human rights abuses.
From the same state department that claims there is no genocide occurring in Gaza
While I agree on the hypocrisy, there actually isn’t any evidence this unit is a problem. There was a significant reform process that changed much of the leadership and the die hard members left to form another militia unit.
Personally I find it insulting that it took this long after the reform process to green light this unit while Israel is given a blank check to MICmart.
It would be pretty hypocritical to give a Israel a genocide hall pass and then give Ukraine a full audit. So I’m not surprised.
Edit to add - Because the comments are already a dumpster fire, let me be clear. The Azov brigade was reformed years ago at this point. I’m mad that they’re still getting this level of scrutiny while we give Israel a pass to treat the Geneva Conventions like a checklist.
