• KlargDeThaym@lemmygrad.ml
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    3 months ago

    You’re right, if course. But being trapped in a fascist country for 2.5 years, I have dim views of the perspectives of this nation, as well as my own. At this point, all that I feel towards this place, as well as people who gleefuly support turning it into what it has become, is deep resentment. I, personally, intend to leave it at the first opportunity and never step on Ukrainian soil again. That is, of course, if I won’t get buried in it.

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      3 months ago

      No shade there, I don’t blame those who want to get out ASAP. BTW if you need any emotional support - you are free to ask for it. There’s going to be a lot of those people in the near future. Keep in mind, though, that not everyone can afford to leave, and also the fact that Ukrainians are going to become “Asiatic hordes” the nanosecond this conflict is over. Given the current sentiment in the West toward the migrants, a lot of folks are going to find out what it’s like to be an “unworthy victim” in the eyes of the westerners after briefly becoming “relatively European, relatively civilized”. Sad, but unfortunate reality.

      And last, but not least… If we’re not willing to fight the fascists here, just where do you think we’re going to fight them? Does the US have a future as a nation, given the way it’s going and what it’s becoming? I honestly don’t think so… Do the now de-industrialized EU countries have a future, with all those weapons the US gladly provided to the Nazis to resell on the black market? Not a bright one unless the course is changed.