12 Mar 2022 7:27 am
If you're a card carrying trumpist, then you better be prepared to burn your card...because it's these anti-democracy trumpist assholes who doggedly crawl around on their knees around Trump...and right now that requires being pro-Putin. Putin is going by the Hitler playbook.Beekeeper » 12 Mar 2022, 7:55 am » wrote: ↑You DO realize you are talking about a Jewish President Zalenskyy, right??Cannonpointer » 11 Mar 2022, 8:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Ukraine is run by a coup government. A nazi-coddling coup government that kills its own people.
Putin is enforcing regime change, in his own sphere of influence.
If we can do regime change in Iraq and Syria and Libya, thousands of miles distant, he can CERTAINLY do regime change in the illegitimate coup government next door.
Problems with that, anyone? How many standards do y'all need, to make life work for you?
It is massively doubtful you knew that since posting such ignorance and utter stupidity you just posted seems to be pure propaganda without any factual evidence to back it up. Or you love you some Putin and believe his propagandists.
Either way, you have not validated your post with anything that remotely proves your claim
Somehow our trumpists are willing to look the other way behind the 60+ years of aggression of the USSR on the countries of central and eastern Europe. They try to blame it all on communism...yeah well **** that excuse. They do that by ignoring the earlier history as so stunningly pointed out at the turn of the last century...
The Russians have been up to this **** for over three centuries. And the stupid **** Russian people just don't seem to be happy unless they're under the despotism of some tsar, some communistic tyrant like Stalin, or some autocrat/oligarch like Putin. And of course we have their butt brothers and sisters...American trumpists who want their orange autocrat back.“Over the past 200 years, Russia has been at war for 128 years and had only 72 years of peace. Of the 128 war years — 5 years we fought defensive wars and 123 years we were engaged in wars of conquest.” General Alexey Kuropatkin wrote this in his memorandum to Nicholas II in 1900.