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So I should sit here, read how my friends die or some random Ukrainians die, or wait till Russian missile crap will fall on my head during another Russian attack, but life of regular Russian should keep going as it was... "We are the good guys, we should suffer".
At this point of a war, after all they did to us, i literally want them to experience the same, as cruise missile with 900 kg of explosive in the middle of the day right into their houses, for example, or wake up from in the middle of the night from an explosion on the next street.
How is this possible under such a great leadership >

If it’s the gays, turn to page 58
If it’s the Jews, turn to page 82
If it’s the Anglo-Saxons, turn to page 39
To get over yourself and stop being a fascist spazz, turn to page 101 >

Odd, this book only has 100 pages? >

It used to have 101 pages though, but Putin tore the last one out >

Which is completely unrelated to the rumors about toilet paper shortage >

No need for toilet paper. Just slip down stairs and let poop on trousers. This glorious way. >

Hahaha brilliant >


President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that there were shortages of some medicines in Russia and that prices had gone up, despite the country producing more of its own drugs.
While prescription drugs are exempt from Western sanctions imposed over the war in Ukraine, their delivery to Russia has been hit by transport, insurance and customs hurdles caused by the war and other restrictive measures, industry figures say. >

Why did he even say this? He cannot even do the classic "our sick are dying because of the West", because he would admit that the sanctions do work. (as presented in this nice presentation Business Retreats and Sanctions Are
Crippling the Russian Economy)
Someone care to give their best bet? >

It's the usual "our enemy is strong and powerful and we must all be united (behind me) to survive, also the enemy is weak and pathetic and we're much stronger (thanks to me)", "we must attack unprovoked and invade, because the enemy is attacking us to invade us".
This is part of his "the west is attacking you the people and i'm defending you" rethoric. >


"we must attack unprovoked and invade, because the enemy is attacking us to invade us".

This threw my mind into a loop lmao >

"Preemptive self defense" is how one person from state media put it. The amount of double think required... >

If the leader of a totalitarian country is admitting to problems, then they must be so big that they're impossible to conceal. >

If Putin admits that “some” medicines are in “short supply” it means they have been completely out of a lot of medication for months. >

The next step is denying medicines ever existed. You mention the word “medicine” and next thing you know is you are falling off a window. >

I think the next step is actually that lack of medicine isn't causing any issues and they never needed the stupid western medicine in the first place, it probably causes gay. Then we go to your thing. But I don't really know, this algorithm is confusing. >

This man russians >

I hope its only medicines Putin needs. >

Maybe there's a shortage because he took all the medicine for himself. >

Ship them some rectal cream. >

They will need a lot to get rid of Putin. >

Which translates to we ain't got shit. >

That’s just completely evil. You’re advocating for bombing hospitals and schools, killing innocent people. Children in schools never had a say in who the leader of their country is, and they shouldn’t be punished for it when it’s out of their control >

It doesn’t matter if that would stop Russia. We shouldn’t become the bad guys just to accomplish our own goals. If we become just as bad as the enemy someone else will view us as the enemy next