"Attacked". Not "people fighting back", no - "attacked"
LeniX
Losers... Massive losers. This is how afraid of class consciousness the capitalists are
I had a video, though by the look of it I could not determine if they were actually tied to one another. You are correct in being skeptical, sometimes pro-Russian channels like to spice things up quite a bit. So yeah, multiple reports but with no definitive proof. Sorry if I sounded sensational for a little while here.
How their own soldiers that they are so pointlessly sending to their deaths haven’t turned on them yet i still struggle to understand.
Nazi blocking detachments and mountain loads of anti-Russian propaganda (the latter becoming less and less relevant)
There were reports of Ukrainian soldiers (probably of the kidnapped off the street kind) being tied to one another with rope and forced to march to their positions at night, under the threat of being shot in the back
This is really bad. It's the kind of ammunition transphobic chuds would kill for.
Nuclei of all atoms, unite!
The USSR wouldn’t have had queues (or very long queues) if they were a rich country like the United States.
Exactly, absolutely brilliant point. This is why your socialism is only as advanced as your productive forces and productive output. Otherwise you're building communism by decree rather than by degree.
A couple more things about "bad" Soviet apartments:
- Small patch of land to grow flowers (or potatoes, whichever your babushka prefers)
- Probably close to a school, a grocery store or some sort of public transport
- Walls made of real cement and not flammable cardboard
- Were built to last 50 years, some still going strong after 70 years (at least in my city)
Yes, there were queues, and you could be waiting for years to get an apartment, I would still prefer the Soviet approach 100 times over.
Can someone explain this pls? Sorry for spoiling a joke
"South" Korean soldier framed as DPRK soldier, perhaps?
Honestly, though... I'm still inclined to think it's been bullshit from the start. How long has it been since they started this "DPRK soldiers in Kursk" shit - two, three months already? I think there would have been a lot of realistic evidence since then - you can't really hide this sort of thing. Instead we've seen nothing remotely tangible for the entire period.
We'd know by now.
Sounds like manufacturing consent for US milking Europe for more MIC contracts
Also: Schrodinger's Russia is both weak and strong