Unless they are specially trained, what do you expect them to do?

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Is Putin using agents to blow up a bunch of apartments again?

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5D? Psh, Putin is playing checkers.

Why can't all these degenerate homophobes move to Panama and leave the rest of civilization to better itself?

Maybe if we tested DNA kits instead of sending tanks and assault rifles to police departments…we might actually start solving some crimes.

Idk if Panama is a member or signatory to the IAHCR, but that’s probably the last resort because Panama is very socially conservative at the moment.

I wonder if there is a way to donate to freedom fighter groups inside Russia.

Give it a few days.

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I'm still scrolling... 😂

Calling them crybabies implies they're being sincere, this is 100% about pushing a "both sides" narrative to dampen support for Ukraine.

They're targeting the passively ignorant types who will tell themselves, "I'm against the war in general and it sounds like both sides are hurting civilians, supporting Ukraine just prolongs a war that's ultimately none of my business so I'm against my country giving them any more aid."

I don't know. It was a term used in the Vietnam War protest era.

Says the guy that bombs schools and hospitals

The context changed, but their tactics are exactly the same. Totally predictable 5D chess by Putin.

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The old Russian paradox in action:

- we are so strong and the world should respect us (through fear and awe)

- 50 people attacked Russia and we are a victim who needs simpathy.

Well, which one fucking is it Russia?

Reichstag with extra steps.

Of all the Central and South American countries I’ve visited, Panama was one of the most conservative. I had a couple of experiences that led me to believe that they are racist against Mexicans. It was interesting experience, I would not move there.

This article reminded me of an incident more than 20 (I have been corrected. Should read 10) years ago. The New York Post dedicated a full front page to a story about a murder linked to the Occupy Wall Street protests. A DNA sample was retrieved from a lock broken at a subway gate and it matched evidence from a Long Island killing a year or so prior.

It finely emerged that (1) the sample had been compromised by a lab technician and there was no match and (2) New York city had a backlog of 500 untested DNA samples from rape cases.

The city, in an OWS witch hunt, had gone to the trouble and expense to pursue a minor breach over 500 felony cases. The Post never issued a retraction. Exposure, however, did force the city into dealing with the backlog.

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