r/gato • u/Miao_Yin8964 • 1d ago
Vladimir's Yandex Data Centre Hit By Drones Again!
https://youtu.be/u9LNszCOPBo?si=nf_IL-FHSn7L52v24
u/DoubleDongle-F 1d ago
At this rate, Zelenskyy and his people will have done more for me than anyone I've voted for here in the USA soon. I should donate again.
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u/TheeScribe2 1d ago
I can’t wait to celebrate this with the politically radical extremist furry femboys on my discord server, once they get back they’ve been gone for a while
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u/qwadrat1k 1d ago edited 1d ago
Homestly kinda shitty situation for average people, because important services are being destroyed too
Edit for anyone misunderstanding: I am talking about shit used to pay people and calculate their salaries
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u/TheeScribe2 1d ago
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u/qwadrat1k 1d ago
What do you want me to do? Critisize the army for 100th time on reddit?
I am talking about pay roll dependencies and such
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u/TheeScribe2 1d ago
Do I want you to criticise the Russian army?
Yes, ideally
At least do it before or after your blatant attempts to shame us into accepting imperialism by abusing the plight of the Russian people to try make us emotional to make us choose policies to further the goals of the Russian imperialist oligarchy
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u/Miao_Yin8964 1d ago
He could also personally apologize to each of the kidnapped Ukrainian Children.
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u/qwadrat1k 1d ago
I feel like no matter what I might say will be spun against me in this debate
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u/TheeScribe2 1d ago
Yeah
Because it’s gonna be rough for some people who have to live without pay for a week or more, the very few that is
Far more people will be waiting on their WildBerries order for a week more
They can all suck it up
The use of their mild distress as any kind of counterweight to the suffering of Ukrainians is ridiculous
And the abuse of that mild distress as any kind of deterrent from further Ukrainian strikes is even more ridiculous
These people have been cheering for flattening cities, and you want me to care that they have to wait six months for their Ozon dildos and can’t use Yandex AI?
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u/Miao_Yin8964 1d ago
Stop rooting for the rapists, then?
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u/qwadrat1k 1d ago
I lost hope in this community...
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u/Miao_Yin8964 1d ago
I lost hope for Russia.
Prior to the fuck up in 2014, Russians weren't dying in Ukraine.
Now....
Nearly 100K Russians KIA a month, and the people haven't placed their anger properly on Putin, yet.
Russian cinema and videogames were doing so well in the soft power front. People almost were moving on from the cold war mentality. Even forgetting about Georgia in 2008.
And then the dictator with dementia thought it was time to reformulate the Soviet Union.
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u/qwadrat1k 1d ago
I feel you, because touching media produced in my country will make anyone feel like ot is shit
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u/KHRZ 1d ago
I disagree, because those average people haven't taken the neccessary steps to either overwhelmingly protest the war beyond what the police can shut down, overthrow their government, and/or sabotage the war effort enough to end their aggressor state's war. Thus their feeling of involvement and responsibility must still be increased.
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u/CrazyMildred 1d ago
Honestly, they can blame putin for this. He's the reason Ukraine is doing these things. He's the reason it's necessary for Ukraine to do these things. He brought this on his own people when he decided to invade Ukraine.

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u/Funny-Bel1 1d ago
Good