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The *OFFICIAL* Russia Is About To Invade Ukraine Thread

Gameface said:
How can this clown say such ridiculous nonsense and have his audience play along is astounding.
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It is an older episode but season 7, episode 4 of South Park which originally aired back in 2003 hit this very point about America.

" Cartman electrocutes himself in water with a TVOH! console full of colonial documentaries from The History Channel in order to induce a flashback. ... Benjamin Franklin shows up and proposes that the new country must not be seen as a warmonger by the rest of the world; at the same time, it must not be seen as weak either. Therefore, the United States will go to war on one hand, and use protests to oppose the war on the other. He refers to this as saying one thing and doing another."
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"I'm a Little Bit Country" is the fourth episode of Season Seven, and the 100th overall episode of South Park. It first aired on April 9, 2003.[1] The boys join some anti-war protesters because it is a free pass out of school for the day.[1] When Mr. Garrison agrees to let anyone protesting the...
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Shipping in deadly weapons, rations, cold weather gear, and supplying intelligence to kill Russians while at the very same time a noisy group of Americans loudly voices their opposition to the war is pretty much how America rolls. Complaining about the complainers is also par for the course. Carry on.
 
Al-O-Meter said:
It is an older episode but season 7, episode 4 of South Park which originally aired back in 2003 hit this very point about America.

" Cartman electrocutes himself in water with a TVOH! console full of colonial documentaries from The History Channel in order to induce a flashback. ... Benjamin Franklin shows up and proposes that the new country must not be seen as a warmonger by the rest of the world; at the same time, it must not be seen as weak either. Therefore, the United States will go to war on one hand, and use protests to oppose the war on the other. He refers to this as saying one thing and doing another."
southpark.fandom.com

I'm a Little Bit Country

"I'm a Little Bit Country" is the fourth episode of Season Seven, and the 100th overall episode of South Park. It first aired on April 9, 2003.[1] The boys join some anti-war protesters because it is a free pass out of school for the day.[1] When Mr. Garrison agrees to let anyone protesting the...
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Shipping in deadly weapons, rations, cold weather gear, and supplying intelligence to kill Russians while at the very same time a noisy group of Americans loudly voices their opposition to the war is pretty much how America rolls. Complaining about the complainers is also par for the course. Carry on.
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First, Ukraine did not ask for this war. The U.S. is not supplying aggressors in a war of conquest. This is the first war by a major power since WWII (unless you consider 1991 Iraq to be a major power) that is focused on conquest of a peaceful neighbor. A broken clock is right twice a day and in this instance the U.S. interests just so happen to align with doing what's right. It doesn't happen often, but when it does only the dumbest of us would oppose it.

Second, Tucker is not protesting the war. He's advocating for it in favor of the Russian aggressors. He is delivering Russian talking points straight out of the Russian propaganda handbook. He and several others I'm left to assume have been compromised by Russia in some way that compels them to betray their own country to advocate for what used to be, until this massive blunder, one of our greatest international adversaries.

The U.S. has ****ed up time after time in supporting dictators and mass-murderers because they were more friendly to the U.S. than whoever the other guy was. It is a stain on our nation that hasn't even faded yet as I don't know that the CIA (and the military industrial complex) has given up on that course yet. It has caused more harm than good yet we are addicted to it. Saudi Arabia is a prime example of us supporting a criminal regime because they agree to work with us, at least when it suits them.

Ukraine did not do anything to justify having Russia conquer them and take their nation away. This is not a war that in any way can be justified. This is a larger nation deciding that it wants to take over a smaller nation because that would be good for the aristocracy (commonly referred to as oligarchs in Russia) of the bigger nation.

This is nothing like that South Park episode.
 
Gameface said:
First, Ukraine did not ask for this war. The U.S. is not supplying aggressors in a war of conquest. This is the first war by a major power since WWII (unless you consider 1991 Iraq to be a major power) that is focused on conquest of a peaceful neighbor. A broken clock is right twice a day and in this instance the U.S. interests just so happen to align with doing what's right. It doesn't happen often, but when it does only the dumbest of us would oppose it.

Second, Tucker is not protesting the war. He's advocating for it in favor of the Russian aggressors. He is delivering Russian talking points straight out of the Russian propaganda handbook. He and several others I'm left to assume have been compromised by Russia in some way that compels them to betray their own country to advocate for what used to be, until this massive blunder, one of our greatest international adversaries.

The U.S. has ****ed up time after time in supporting dictators and mass-murderers because they were more friendly to the U.S. than whoever the other guy was. It is a stain on our nation that hasn't even faded yet as I don't know that the CIA (and the military industrial complex) has given up on that course yet. It has caused more harm than good yet we are addicted to it. Saudi Arabia is a prime example of us supporting a criminal regime because they agree to work with us, at least when it suits them.

Ukraine did not do anything to justify having Russia conquer them and take their nation away. This is not a war that in any way can be justified. This is a larger nation deciding that it wants to take over a smaller nation because that would be good for the aristocracy (commonly referred to as oligarchs in Russia) of the bigger nation.

This is nothing like that South Park episode.
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Amen.
 
Gameface said:
First, Ukraine did not ask for this war. The U.S. is not supplying aggressors in a war of conquest. This is the first war by a major power since WWII (unless you consider 1991 Iraq to be a major power) that is focused on conquest of a peaceful neighbor. A broken clock is right twice a day and in this instance the U.S. interests just so happen to align with doing what's right. It doesn't happen often, but when it does only the dumbest of us would oppose it.

Second, Tucker is not protesting the war. He's advocating for it in favor of the Russian aggressors. He is delivering Russian talking points straight out of the Russian propaganda handbook. He and several others I'm left to assume have been compromised by Russia in some way that compels them to betray their own country to advocate for what used to be, until this massive blunder, one of our greatest international adversaries.

The U.S. has ****ed up time after time in supporting dictators and mass-murderers because they were more friendly to the U.S. than whoever the other guy was. It is a stain on our nation that hasn't even faded yet as I don't know that the CIA (and the military industrial complex) has given up on that course yet. It has caused more harm than good yet we are addicted to it. Saudi Arabia is a prime example of us supporting a criminal regime because they agree to work with us, at least when it suits them.

Ukraine did not do anything to justify having Russia conquer them and take their nation away. This is not a war that in any way can be justified. This is a larger nation deciding that it wants to take over a smaller nation because that would be good for the aristocracy (commonly referred to as oligarchs in Russia) of the bigger nation.

This is nothing like that South Park episode.
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To be fair to Al, he has probably been compromised by tucker who was compromised by russia so Al just doesn't know any better.
 
Gameface said:
The U.S. has ****ed up time after time in supporting dictators and mass-murderers because they were more friendly to the U.S. than whoever the other guy was. It is a stain on our nation that hasn't even faded yet as I don't know that the CIA (and the military industrial complex) has given up on that course yet. It has caused more harm than good
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Has it? I think nearly everyone on the planet has benefited from the Pax Americana flowing directly from those events you claim stained our nation and I do not believe the Bush doctrine of spreading democracy has been quite the panacea the Bush-era neocons claimed it would be.

Zelenski likely is a dictator as his nation is at war and the commander-in-chief takes on that role in such a time. I don’t have a problem with that or with continuing to supply him with adequate means to kill the invaders. That is in our best interest. Letting Russia deeply wound itself in such a way that gives China pause is in the best interests of peace.

It is exactly like the South Park episode. We, as the adults in the room, do what needs to be done but we have no shortage of children who will whine about it. I’m not really sorry that you and Tucker don’t like some of the world leaders we’ve allied with to keep the world on a low boil since the development of nuclear weapons. You and Tucker will have to learn to deal with it.
 
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The Thriller said:
Man is he trying hard to turn his viewers against Ukraine
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We’ll likely see MTG guest spots on Tucker once the House turns and she helps lead the anti-Ukraine crusade. Carlson will be the media’s most watched proponent of this, and seems like he’s going to be full throated about it.
Gameface said:
How can this clown say such ridiculous nonsense and have his audience play along is astounding.
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He should be so ashamed of himself for what he’s doing. His audience at, or near, the top of cable news, only makes him all the more irresponsible for being a spokesman for Putin. Carlson’s not a fraction of the man Zelensky is, Carlson’s one of those guys for whom honor is a foreign concept.

As far as banned churches being part of Carlson’s efforts to create an image of Zelensky as dictator, it’s more nuanced. Of course.

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Ukraine bans religious organizations linked to Russia

Ukraine has banned the activities of religious organizations "affiliated with centers of influence" in Russia and says it will examine the links between the Ukrainian and Russian Orthodox churches.
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The Thriller said:
Man this is going to be played and replayed in Russia for weeks.


View: https://twitter.com/joshtpm/status/1605755078295576577?s=46&t=tNJuZIdbGH6xFwAjfnH4ow


And apparently this grifter in MAGA land was big angry last night

View: https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1605642995222646799?s=46&t=tNJuZIdbGH6xFwAjfnH4ow
It’ll be interesting to see how much future aid Ukraine receives once Republicans take over the House.
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LOL just from this post this Benny guy feels like an internet tough guy puffing up his chest while pwns noobs. LOL
 
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