Can you see whats been removed from a thread? Because at the time of my comment, there were quite a few comments I’m not seeing anymore

So, you dont think its something to discuss that everyone thinks its okay to start hating on Jewish people as a whole on here?

Or is that something to just ignore since I made a comparison?

Its wild to me how many mfers are excited to start going in on “Jews”. Mfers just need to blanket hate I guess.

Wadyall saying about the Tigray or Sudan people?

Pretty convenient it’s always a nameless generic bad guy for the actual bad guys though.

It’s wild how we have simplified all modern complex issues to “it’s because of the (fill in the blank extremely popular bad guys)”

Guess it’s not worth thinking about the actual issues.

Oh yeah, and I’d imagine if something like NATO decided to take that path forward in the future, it would probably be possible to beat Russia by killing Russians. I also imagine it would be relatively quick tbh.

But for humanities sake, I hope they can put together a better, more surgical way to remove the cancer from Russia.

While I agree with the sentiment, it’s not like “we” are trying to beat Russia, right? Ukraine is defending itself. I’d imagine the story would be a little different if the goal was to beat Russia(like a full effort), rather than defend Ukraine.

Oh yeah, geopolitical is probably a better way to phrase it than “next level”.

That I agree with. I just felt like saying “nobody commits atrocities alone” removes some blame from some monsters out there that have done terrible shit.

I agree with the sentiment in context of these “next level” atrocities, for lack of better way to phrase it.

But I disagree with “No one person commits atrocities alone; there must be some backing”. Plenty of atrocities have happened because one person decided to be a dickhead

But really, it’s Mali. But they could have set it up that way for the Marxist Left thing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.ml#:~:text=ml is the Internet country,domain (ccTLD) for Mali.

What would you like the US to do in this situation?

That’s way worse than I imagined. Like 400$ seems like to much money spent