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Mushroom_Tip t1_j9vzkdv wrote
Reply to comment by 2puritan4reddit in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
>Actions speak louder than words.
And they proved it through their actions by driving the Russian army back and inflicting heavy losses on them even before 99% of the Western aid arrived. Seems like when a country that is expected to fold managed to stand up to a country that was thought of as the 2nd strongest in the world. they have proven it.
Look at how quickly the Afghan army folded to the Taliban. That's what happens when there's no will.
>You're also conveniently forgetting the millions of Ukrainian men of fighting age who attempted to flee
Link me to your source that you base that on. Show me where millions of fighting aged men tried to flee.
DD_equals_doodoo t1_j9vz9up wrote
Reply to comment by Centrismo in In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
I'm not trying to be rude, but my guy you're literally being pedantic over the most insanely minor details. As I said, you're just trying to argue. Rather than trying to recognize my point, you're picking at something incredibly minor.
Centrismo t1_j9vytyv wrote
Reply to comment by DD_equals_doodoo in In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
If being obtuse and calling me pedantic makes you feel like a winner then I'm happy for you.
This conversation is boring now though.
Glad we could devolve so quickly to insulting each other.
arvada14 t1_j9vycpc wrote
Reply to comment by SaggyFrontButt2 in [OC] National Divorce by the Numbers (Politics, Demographics, GDP) by tabthough
This is an explanation of why they riots happened not a justification for them. Republicans have denied that Jan 6 was even a serious Event. Theyve Held up people like ashley babbit as heroes.
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2puritan4reddit t1_j9vxvrf wrote
Reply to comment by Mushroom_Tip in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
>My point that Ukrainians are clearly not protesting and wanting their government to surrender?
??
>I'm just answering your question.
You're not.
>You're the one who moved the discussion in a weird direction.
I didn't. I raised a good point.
>There's nothing stopping people in Ukraine or outside of it. If the refugees are so eager to get back to their homes, why aren't you seeing any pressure for them on Ukraine to surrender? You only see the opposite. Strong patriotism.
Actions speak louder than words. Anyone, even non-Ukranians can claim to be intensely patriotic for Ukraine (same applies to Russia). But it doesn't mean much unless they actually choose to prove it.
>And if you think a 7 year old and her mother not staying at Bucha and leaving means they don't want Ukraine to survive, well, that's just the product of brain worms.
You're also conveniently forgetting the millions of Ukrainian men of fighting age who attempted to flee in the very beginning, around the time Zelensky enacted the general mobilization. According to witness reports from westerners who were in Ukraine, people were literally stopped in their cars by Ukrainian soldiers; the men were dragged out and forced to sign up. Doesn't sound very patriotic to me.
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dude_who_could t1_j9vxisi wrote
Reply to In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
This is hard to read. Data is not beautiful.
thehallmarkcard t1_j9vxg7z wrote
Reply to comment by NadlesKVs in [OC]. missing persons and drug overdose death rate (compared with suicide rate and life expectancy). – 2020 election by terrykrohe
I have no dog in this politics fight but OP did use data for both suicides and life expectancy from prior to the pandemic. So your point doesn’t make sense.
tosser1579 t1_j9vx3nv wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] National Divorce by the Numbers (Politics, Demographics, GDP) by tabthough
To be blunt, I don't see any way Cleveland stays. They are already pretty upset at the OhioGOP, and this is just repressing them writ large. The other thing would be a massive depopulation of some of the cities, and if even 5 to 10 % of the population leaves, that city is going to be having a massive recession.
Mushroom_Tip t1_j9vwzda wrote
Reply to comment by 2puritan4reddit in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
My point that Ukrainians are clearly not protesting and wanting their government to surrender?
I'm just answering your question. You're the one who moved the discussion in a weird direction.
There's nothing stopping people in Ukraine or outside of it. If the refugees are so eager to get back to their homes, why aren't you seeing any pressure for them on Ukraine to surrender? You only see the opposite. Strong patriotism.
And if you think a 7 year old and her mother not staying at Bucha and leaving means they don't want Ukraine to survive, well, that's just the product of brain worms.
2puritan4reddit t1_j9vwgac wrote
Reply to comment by Mushroom_Tip in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
How does this prove your point? Unless you're shifting goalposts?
Mushroom_Tip t1_j9vv2tl wrote
2puritan4reddit t1_j9vuwmc wrote
Reply to comment by Mushroom_Tip in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
>LOL. Most of the people who fled were women and children.
And those who attempted to flee?
Irishknife t1_j9vu28j wrote
Reply to comment by tosser1579 in [OC] National Divorce by the Numbers (Politics, Demographics, GDP) by tabthough
considering they voted for a lot of republicans in 2020 and warnock barely won over an exnfl player, i wouldnt hold my breath on that
Mushroom_Tip t1_j9vtzr2 wrote
Reply to comment by 2puritan4reddit in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
LOL. Most of the people who fled were women and children.
Ukrainians did stay and fight. Why do you think the 3 day invasion turned into a quagmire for Russia?
They expected Ukraine to fall, the army to run, the government to flee and get an easy victory.
The reason Russia has lost so much equipment, soldiers, and prestige is because Ukrainians did stay and fight.
DD_equals_doodoo t1_j9vtl1i wrote
Reply to comment by Centrismo in In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
I made two separate sentences clearly delineated by a new line.... How that eludes you is beyond me.
What I say in this line is intended to be distinct from the one above.
2puritan4reddit t1_j9vtfop wrote
Reply to comment by Mushroom_Tip in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
If they wanted their country's independence to survive that badly they would've stayed and fought.
>Also weird how even abroad they are supporting Ukraine and protesting Russia.
Actions often speak louder than words.
DoktahDoktah t1_j9vt93r wrote
All part of Putin's plan. Yup. Hes like a kerbilliom steps ahead
Mushroom_Tip t1_j9vsvet wrote
Reply to comment by 2puritan4reddit in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
Weird how they didn't flee to the Russian side, right?
Also weird how even abroad they are supporting Ukraine and protesting Russia.
wannahughahajkunless t1_j9vsbkb wrote
Reply to comment by draypresct in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
Russia did occupy Ukraine between the 17th and 20th centuries
2puritan4reddit t1_j9vru0g wrote
Reply to comment by Mushroom_Tip in [OC] How much territory Russia and Ukraine hold at one year of war by gridnews
The millions of Ukrainians who fled or attempted to flee would disagree.
rushmc1 t1_j9vrnxm wrote
Reply to comment by AdAcrobatic7236 in [OC] National Divorce by the Numbers (Politics, Demographics, GDP) by tabthough
You seem like the Germans, who have special toilets because they have such a hard time letting go of their shit...
Valuable-Dream8148 t1_j9vzrk3 wrote
Reply to comment by Heavenclone in In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
Or because a lot of gen z is under 18