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Tsar wrote:
October 16th, 2022, 3:28 pm
Russia has much better divorce laws than the United States from what I have read many times. Men have much better protections.

https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/russi ... work-56977
From what you have read? *Insert facepalm meme*

Tsar, I lived there. Do you f***ing get it? I've seen Russian life with my own eyes. I speak Russian, I banged Russian girls and I spoke to Russian men married, single and divorced. Their lives are completely f***ed over after their divorce. What Yohan said is true - most Russian men are not rich to begin with, so they usually lose their flat/house and their car. But they must pay child support and alimony, just like Western men do. Russian men go to prison if they don't pay their ex-wives. Why do you think there is a male movement in Russia? Why do websites like masculist.ru even exist if their divorce laws are so good and favor men? Do you realize that Russian women bribe police, judges and mobsters to kill you, sue you and/or arrest you for any reason or no reason? Legal system in Russia literally runs on corruption and women use it in any way they want. When you go to prison in Russia you will get raped, beaten and stabbed. Your life in Russia is equal to zero. There is no legal protection, no rule of law, no one to say anything for you or guard you. Going to prison in Russia is easy, courts prosecute something like 95% of the cases, so if you get arrested - you are almost guaranteed to serve time. Do you want to live under such system where everyone is literally a cog of the system? Where your life is worth nothing at all? Wake the f**k up. There is a reason why rich Russians run away from Russia all the time, even way before this war had started. As one famous saying states: "Россия - это тюрьма народов." Russia is a prison of the people.


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have2fly wrote:
October 16th, 2022, 9:06 pm
See Tsar, I actually lived in Russia and Eastern Ukraine. I've seen this conflict from inside since 2014. Russian and Ukrainian are both my native languages. Not that I am an expert, but I am a way better expert than you are and probably better than 99% of people on this forum.
I fully agree with your comments, I am from Austria (EU), living only 20 km away from the Iron Curtain border to Hungary, born still under Russian occupation as a small child - Russian occupation was the worst what could happen to your country after the end of WWII.
Luckily I was born 20 km WEST from the Iron Curtain and the Russians left in 1955, but it took about 20 years - up to 1975 - to bring the country back to a somehow normal life.

Everything was destroyed, all what could be carried was looted and moved over the border to Russia, many females between 8 and 80 were raped (some left with a souvenir called 'Russian child') and nobody of the local population - including my parents and just everybody who survived - was a normal person anymore...just walking bodies with a damaged brain.

Later on as a young man while still living in Austria, I was working for an agency which was active in travel over the Iron Curtain border and I visited because of my job former Soviet Union (Russia), former German Democratic Republic, former Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary and other Eastern European countries (except Albania, which was totally closed) countless times. - Don't ask me what I have seen with my own eyes.

At that time, over the Iron Curtain to EAST of Austria daily life was even worse than it could ever be in Western Europe, former German Democratic Republic was the worst country of all of them. You tried to escape, you risked to be shot by border guards.

Hungary and Czechoslovakia tried to relax their political situation and were promptly invaded by the Russian military.

Yes there were some changes, now it is 2022 - many years after WWII and Russian occupation - and life improved also in Eastern Europe, but keep in mind, that Russian dictatorship did not really change its politics up to now. - Human life, especially for men, within Russian politics had no value in the past - and still has no much consideration now...
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Yohan wrote:
October 16th, 2022, 11:40 pm
have2fly wrote:
October 16th, 2022, 9:06 pm
See Tsar, I actually lived in Russia and Eastern Ukraine. I've seen this conflict from inside since 2014. Russian and Ukrainian are both my native languages. Not that I am an expert, but I am a way better expert than you are and probably better than 99% of people on this forum.
I fully agree with your comments, I am from Austria (EU), living only 20 km away from the Iron Curtain border to Hungary, born still under Russian occupation as a small child - Russian occupation was the worst what could happen to your country after the end of WWII.
Luckily I was born 20 km WEST from the Iron Curtain and the Russians left in 1955, but it took about 20 years - up to 1975 - to bring the country back to a somehow normal life.

Everything was destroyed, all what could be carried was looted and moved over the border to Russia, many females between 8 and 80 were raped (some left with a souvenir called 'Russian child') and nobody of the local population - including my parents and just everybody who survived - was a normal person anymore...just walking bodies with a damaged brain.

Later on as a young man while still living in Austria, I was working for an agency which was active in travel over the Iron Curtain border and I visited because of my job former Soviet Union (Russia), former German Democratic Republic, former Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary and other Eastern European countries (except Albania, which was totally closed) countless times. - Don't ask me what I have seen with my own eyes.

At that time, over the Iron Curtain to EAST of Austria daily life was even worse than it could ever be in Western Europe, former German Democratic Republic was the worst country of all of them. You tried to escape, you risked to be shot by border guards.

Hungary and Czechoslovakia tried to relax their political situation and were promptly invaded by the Russian military.

Yes there were some changes, now it is 2022 - many years after WWII and Russian occupation - and life improved also in Eastern Europe, but keep in mind, that Russian dictatorship did not really change its politics up to now. - Human life, especially for men, within Russian politics had no value in the past - and still has no much consideration now...
Thank you Yohan. I have to say I always like reading your posts since you sound mature, experienced and aware. When I visited Austria a few years ago, I was shocked to see a huge WWII monument portraying Russian soldiers with Russian language downtown Vienna thanking them for liberty from Nazi Germany. I could not believe it! It should've been taken down long time ago. Russian soldiers just replaced Nazi occupation with Russian occupation. It was such a taboo topic to discuss that Russian soldiers were rapists and murderers, all of those countries they "liberated" suffered through outrageous war crimes. In fact, many older Ukrainians that survived German Nazi occupation claimed that German Nazi soldiers were much more orderly and respectful than Russian soldiers that "liberated" Ukraine. I absolutely believe it now after seeing what I saw since 2014. Russia is a ruthless monster that drowns the world in lies and propaganda, corrupting governments and looting other countries.
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have2fly wrote:
October 16th, 2022, 9:06 pm
See Tsar, I actually lived in Russia and Eastern Ukraine. I've seen this conflict from inside since 2014. Russian and Ukrainian are both my native languages. Not that I am an expert, but I am a way better expert than you are and probably better than 99% of people on this forum.

Here is your first brainwashed fallacy - anyone who is anti-Russia is pro-West. It does not work that way. World is not black and white, it is more like 50 shades of grey. The West is also not just NATO and the US, there are also Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, UAE and many other countries in between that are arguably following pro-Western values and policies.
You are 100% ignorant, naive and brainwashed - I can give you that. Russia is a hegemony, don't you get it? Russia wants to replace Western hegemony with its own hegemony, which is FAR FAR worse.
Who cares about SWIFT? You care because poor Russia is hurt because of it? Good. More sanctions against Russian mobsters.
The West would love to quit policing the world, but again if you were smarter, you would understand there is no other force in the world who will pick up the tab. Other countries only care about divide and conquer. Europe simply does not have enough money because their socialist systems just don't generate enough cash to fund an enormous military machine. European Army is a dream that may not ever happen because... money, as I just mentioned. Outside of Europe and the US there is no one else in the world who can police the world and keep an order. Investing in your own country is a path into a standstill swamp. World is a dynamic place, movement of people, money and capital is essential for prosperity. Every country that chooses to lock itself to outside world starts to rot from within - Soviet Union, Venezuela, Iran, Cuba, North Korea - all examples of "invest into your own country ONLY". In reality, the power of the United States is its openness to fresh ideas, educated and uneducated immigrants and inflow of capital. Isolation brings nothing but poverty, desperation and degeneration. However, I do agree that we should invest more into our own manufacturing, technology, education and healthcare. But in order to have the best specialists, educated engineers, professors and scientists - you need to keep America open to the outside world. If we ever choose to isolate - we will fail. This is exactly what Russia wants - to isolate us from our allies and NATO. Not going to happen!

Why does NATO need to be broken into military defeat? How does it benefit anyone in the world? Do you want your sister to get raped by Russian soldiers who will gloriously march all over the US and NATO? Do you want Russian police to take you for questioning and butt-rape you with a wine bottle which is a widely practiced method? Do you want corrupt Russian Jews to rule over every step of your life? Are you THAT stupid?
I want a world where the United States cannot impose laws like FATCA.

I personally want NATO to lose because I want to see a crisis of confidence in the West. I want a financial crisis in the West that Central Banks can't solve.

My financial opportunity abroad was stolen from me by the US law FATCA. My financial opportunities in America were stolen from me by American imperialism, Zionism, globalism, automation, wokeism, and feminism so I admit that watching many people lose everything would be quite satisfying. It makes me happy when millions of homeowners lose home equity values, when corporations have to tell more people they are fired, and more graduates won't get work. I want everyone else to lose or be denied in the West much like I was.

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I want America to be unable to maintain its empire and military superiority everywhere after it neglected it's people for too long.

I honestly wouldn't care if your hypothetical Russian invasion of America r**** American women. Those females wouldn't have given me a chance and I don't want them anyway. It would probably enhance Western genetics. Western feminists always like to claim they've been r**** but it's only men cold approaching them or asking them out or whatever. Maybe they should learn the meaning and realize how good they had it prior to the invasion. I know it's heartless but I don't have much of a heart for some people who I blame for my own past suffering.

I don't want Russia or China to replace America as a world hegemony. But I do support spheres of influence. Russia has its own sphere, China has its own, Iran its own little sphere, Saudi Arabia its own, and the United States cannot choose everyone just like every other nation couldn't choose everyone.

It's not like Russia could choose to support 10+ countries with military. Neither does China. It's only America and look at the state of its real economy. It's in ruins and has been for more than one decade.

Also, FATCA only exists because of American hegemony and control of the world financial system. FATCA hurts the lives of ordinary people who leave the US because it's like a financial sanction on expats. They can't get to open financial accounts in most nations because they're Americans. You don't understand that the United States government isn't any better. If they won't improve the lives of it's ordinary people like me, then I completely support their loss of hegemony and America only having a sphere of influence and a few nations other important nations it protects. Not everyone.

-Anytime Israel wants support or Ukraine asks for money, they'll get it.
-Anytime corporations ask for something, they get it.
-Anytime a billionaire wants something, they usually get it.
-But anytime ordinary Americans want financial help or financial support, it's denied. They politicians argue amongst themselves or never even bother discussing it.

The fact is that the West doesn't care about it's people and is just as oppressive as anywhere else but tries to hide it. I want the mask to come off and people to see the West for what it is.

If you want to include many nations as Western, then I am happy to modify my statement.

I want the White Western World to be defeated and the Anglo-Saxons and main fair-skinned White brethren to be defeated. I want the White Westerners to finally be broken and realize they cannot continue to engage in exploitation and oppression. I know they'll never change.

BlackRock in the US owns millions of homes and rents them out to people to earn money forcing people into becoming perpetual renters. Rich Americans sometimes own 4,000 homes and rent them all out. This is unacceptable, unjust, and must not be allowed to stand.

The West fails when it comes to employment opportunities, relationship opportunities, and life opportunities for ordinary people in the lower 67% of society's income bracket and for all men except the top 20%. You might say Russia or China is the same. That's definitely true.

The United States and no one else has the right to police the world.

Europe can police Europe and some other areas. Russia can police its own sphere. China its own sphere. India it's own sphere. Africa can police itself.

It's arrogant to impose on other countries. If a country's legitimate independent leader requests help then maybe it should be supported depending on the context. But policing the world is a stupid concept. No policing the world. No NATO.

What gives the United States or Europe the right to claim to be better or to impose their systems on others when they also have problems?

Unilateralism must end. Hegemony must end. Isolationism or spheres of influence are better concerts.

Edit: Corrected a spelling error.
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Morality has no place in geopolitics. It's pure law of the jungle. Whether the USA is morally superior to Russia b and China is not the issue. Issue is that USA cannot continue to completely dominate, so it needs to carefully plan a retreat to partial domination. Worst outcome is if Russia and China join forces against the USA. Much better if Russia allied with USA because Russia feels threatened by China. So this war is really stupid by USA.

Also, I don't want to see Ukraine destroyed because I have connections there. So best thing is for USA to back out, tell Ukraine to give up the southeast (under Minsk accord, they were only asked to give regional autonomy to all regions without losing territory, but now they will lose territory because of their obstinace), then have CIA arrange a fight between Russia and China like CIA arranged between Russia and Ukraine.

Current war is a disaster for Ukraine and they went get their promised bailout because the world is going into recession, so the faster it ends, the better for them.
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..... best thing is for USA to back out, tell Ukraine to give up the southeast (under Minsk accord, they were only asked to give regional autonomy to all regions without losing territory, but now they will lose territory because of their obstinace...
There is hardly a reason for USA/NATO and other USA-friendly countries 'to back out' - why should they do this?

A military weak and financially poor Russia is only good for them all, and so far, Russia lost around 60.000 men in combat, dead or severely wounded, more than 10.000 vehicles of any kind are destroyed or even taken by the Ukrainians, repaired and now used against the Russian invader, more than 400 aircrafts and helicopters were lost....

The conditions about a peace talk are clear from Ukraine and also fully supported by NATO - all Russian military out of Ukraine from all territories.

Putin and his ilk made a very serious miscalculation - expecting that more than 40 million Ukrainians will surrender within 3 days and accept a new 'Ukrainian government' fully controlled by Russia. However the Ukrainians decided to fight back and found a lot of support from Western countries about all and everything - political support, delivery of weapons, medical help, assistance with refugees.

Western Europe is in an alarming condition - not because of Ukraine, but about which country will be next after Ukraine surrenders to Russia. - Moldovia for sure, the small Baltic countries for sure, but Russia was also threatening Finland and Sweden with military actions, and this is totally unacceptable.
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Current war is a disaster for Ukraine
It's also a disaster for Russia.
Worst outcome is if Russia and China join forces against the USA.
China is not unhappy to see a weak Russian military. Why should China like the idea of a strong Russia?

China is considered by Western countries to be 'dangerous' but not stupid. The Chinese government is not doing anything which might harm China seriously in the future. The Chinese government thinks only about China and is not interested 'to join' Russia. To join Russia for what?
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Yohan wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 4:26 am
Western Europe is in an alarming condition - not because of Ukraine, but about which country will be next after Ukraine surrenders to Russia. - Moldovia for sure, the small Baltic countries for sure, but Russia was also threatening Finland and Sweden with military actions, and this is totally unacceptable.
If Russia can't conquer Ukraine, how the hell can they conquer the rest of Europe? This is just paranoia. Meanwhile, the European economy is being wrecked and Ukraine is being completely wrecked. I don't care about Russia being wrecked or not, other than side effects.
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Why should China like the idea of a strong Russia.... The Chinese government thinks only about China and is not interested 'to join' Russia. To join Russia for what?
You idiot. The danger is not that China joins Russia but that Russia "joins" China, meaning Russia gives China unlimited access to Russian energy and other raw materials in exchange for manufactured goods. China backed by Russia is in a position to dominate the world. Of course the Chinese think only about China. That's the problem. Everyone thinks about themself first. If China can dominate the world (with Russian help), you can be damned sure the Chinese will take advantage of this power, precisely because they think only of themself, to the detriment of the USA and its allies.

The Chinese may not be stupid like the Russians, but smart and powerful is just as bad or worse than stupid and powerful. Smart and powerful Chinese will surely rearrange the whole system to benefit China at everyone else's expense. USA benefits enormously from being number 1, and being reduced to number 2 by a Chinese/Russian combination would be a disaster for the USA.
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Shemp wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 8:05 am
If Russia can't conquer Ukraine, how the hell can they conquer the rest of Europe? This is just paranoia.

You idiot. The danger is not that China joins Russia but that Russia "joins" China...

If China can dominate the world (with Russian help)...

..... USA benefits enormously from being number 1, and being reduced to number 2 by a Chinese/Russian combination would be a disaster for the USA.
You are living in a fantasy world, Shemp.

It is not 'paranoia' to consider Russia and its present leadership as a serious threat to Europe.

The only solution I see is to continue to assist Ukraine to make the Russians moving back to their own large country.
A military weak Russia is only good for Europe.

China does not need Russian help. There is hardly any country which benefits because of Russian 'help' - more the opposite is true and China knows it.

China is more interested in the South China Sea, in gaining control over Taiwan, into invading Anuchal Pradesh (a large piece of land in India) which China calls South Tibet (for gaining access directly to the Indian Ocean by creating a corridor), even into keeping control of North Korea... simply said Chinese policy is much more into controlling wide areas in Far East and South East Asia.

Do not expect that China will help Russia in any form, even not politically as we have seen it with the last voting in the UN meetings.
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After hearing everyone's perspective, like Have2fly's and others, I have decided that joining the Russian Army may be a conflict of interest. I am a recent Catholic convert and NATO is full of Catholic nations. I just was brainstorming a way to get out of the US but it may have been unfounded. Thank you very much for everyone's input.
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shiro2142 wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 11:05 am
I am a recent Catholic convert and NATO is full of Catholic nations.
NATO and the Catholic church hierarchy clearly represent Satanism, so if you converted to something akin to traditional Catholicism rather than Satanism, that would be all the more reason to want to fight against them.
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shiro2142 wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 11:05 am
After hearing everyone's perspective, like Have2fly's and others, I have decided that joining the Russian Army may be a conflict of interest. I am a recent Catholic convert and NATO is full of Catholic nations. I just was brainstorming a way to get out of the US but it may have been unfounded. Thank you very much for everyone's input.
I am not Catholic or even Christian. If that is your faith then fair enough, but NATO do not represent the same values as you. If you want to leave America then that is good, but not to fight someone else's war.
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MarcosZeitola wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 11:29 am
Joining the losing side would be foolish either way
Maybe Globo-homo has something up their sleeve. They always have in the past. However, so far it has just been one humiliation after another. Of course they may all be in it together, but it does seem that at least as it is currently being portrayed, Russia is serving as a counterbalance to the pure, naked, unmitigated evil that is the modern West and is winning.
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MarcosZeitola wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 11:29 am
Pixel--Dude wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 11:22 am
shiro2142 wrote:
October 17th, 2022, 11:05 am
After hearing everyone's perspective, like Have2fly's and others, I have decided that joining the Russian Army may be a conflict of interest. I am a recent Catholic convert and NATO is full of Catholic nations. I just was brainstorming a way to get out of the US but it may have been unfounded. Thank you very much for everyone's input.
I am not Catholic or even Christian. If that is your faith then fair enough, but NATO do not represent the same values as you. If you want to leave America then that is good, but not to fight someone else's war.
This war has nothing to do with "values" anyway. Its strictly geopolitics. NATO has no values and neither does Putin's Russia. Its all 100% a matter of competing interests. Joining the losing side would be foolish either way. Why die for NATO, or for the wealth of Jewish Russian oligarchs? Both options are equally moronic.
Yes, I agree with you. @shiro2142 said he changed his mind because NATO has Catholic nations and fighting for Russia is a conflict of interest. I was pointing out that I don't think Shiro should be fighting anyone's war. NATO don't give a shit about Catholicism and they are just as evil as Putin. @Cornfed suggested they might all be in it together and I think that is the case. So the elites can push up prices and implement the Great Reset when everyone is forced into destitution and has to rely on the Government to survive.
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MarcosZeitola wrote:
October 16th, 2022, 3:03 pm
have2fly wrote:
October 16th, 2022, 2:58 pm
Wow. It feels like I just watched Russian government TV channel. You just repeated every Russian propaganda garbage here. Replacing American imperialism with Russian imperialism is not going to improve anything, but you are too dumb to see it.
If you replace American imperialism with Russian imperialism, all you get is:

1. Even more Jews running things behind the scenes
2. Everything is now more badly run, more disorganized and more corrupt
3. You will no longer even have the illusion of "getting a say" through voting; the same dude will just run the show for decades until he keels over or f***s up so badly someone offs him, leaving the country in ruins

It doesn't sound much better, really. Oh, wait, no, it's MUCH better because in Russian imperialism there's... less gays, I guess? So it's still somewhat of a win. Women will still be materialistic harpies though, only you won't be able to buy them shit and keep up with their needs, since the economy is shit. Rich Saudi or Chinese men will just get all the hot ones and you're lucky to get some babushka.

Yay... a true paradise, to be sure. :roll:
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I like Jewish people. I like Google, Facebook, silicon valley, etc all created by Jewish people. Your past 3 American presidents got a huge Jewish backing though from different sides but still Jewish
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