Putin in Russia (II): Spicy Island Liberation Front

[Spicyryan]

https://abcnews.go.com/International...isks-102012549



Putin can help repatriate them to the Ukrainian frontlines. For a country that loves to invade under the pretenses of “protecting Russians” this is pretty lulz worthy.

It is unfortunate that they are being kicked out.
It would be similar to if we were just kicking Cubans out of the US because of not liking Castro. Then again there was that time a certain group was called a nation security threat and stripped of their homes, possessions, and freedom.

Brings yet another liberal fetish to mind. The tendency to blame a people for not opposing/overthrowing their leader and/or casting all citizens in the same light.

You see it with banning players, such as Aryna Sabalenka from Wimbeldon. It doesn't matter that they don't believe in the war or support it or even if they show support for Ukranians. They just get punished for it because of sweeping retribution and the libs stand there fapping to it.

[Yabby]

[Spicyryan]

It's not a troll. I think it is wrong to just deport Russian and Belarusian nationals under false pretenses and blanket ban it's people, athletes, etc. It is the same behavior in the inverse that everyone would be outraged at.

[Lokus]

I see you didn't read the article.

[Zealot]

>>constantly pissed at US liberals for incrementalism rather than upheaval of the entire system
>>constantly pissed at US liberals who want upheaval of the entire system

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[Spicyryan]

>>constantly pissed at US liberals for incrementalism rather than upheaval of the entire system
>>constantly pissed at US liberals who want upheaval of the entire system

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Are you really comparing the desire to overthrow rival regimes as "upheaval of the system" and to incrementalism in that context? Because that's just dumb on multiple levels.

[kuronosan]

[Tymon]

Lmfao I just watched that episode again a few days ago, nearly spit out my drink there

[Mrbeansman]

[Demosthenes]

He'd have to ban himself too.

[thetruepandagod]

spicy is a valuable part of the ecosystem, i will fight his ban all day long

[Spicyryan]

Not blanket banning athletes from sports or not deporting Russians from the country (as in Latvia for example) is apparently some revolutionary take or something.

[Yabby]

spicy is a valuable part of the ecosystem, i will fight his ban all day long

This is really true, anytime Spicy gets a temp ban, the number of posts here drops like a rock.

[NynJa]

If you're perfectly content using diarrhea as filler, then sure, quantity over quality. Thats the modern day mantra anyways.

[Tymon]

Where else on the modern web do you have this kind of interactions with trolls that are 100% willing and 100% dedicated to replying to you pretty much indefinitely?

This is like the final frontier of the early 2000s internet argument. It must be preserved.

[Gredival]

This is really true, anytime Spicy gets a temp ban, the number of posts here drops like a rock.

For the most part, we are largely rational and can agree with each other on major interpretations and assessments of big stories. We make remarks and comments upon the news that gets posted here. Spicy is the only one daring and brave enough to shatter our complacency with takes such as "ackshually Stalin was going to give up power but the people knew they needed a brave and selfless leader like him to sacrifice more of them for the revolution"

[Yabby]

For the most part, we are largely rational and can agree with each other on major interpretations and assessments of big stories. We make remarks and comments upon the news that gets posted here. Spicy is the only one daring and brave enough to shatter our complacency with takes such as "ackshually Stalin was going to give up power but the people knew they needed a brave and selfless leader like him to sacrifice more of them for the revolution"

fox executive: But he brings in ratings.

[Spicyryan]

For the most part, we are largely rational and can agree with each other on major interpretations and assessments of big stories. We make remarks and comments upon the news that gets posted here. Spicy is the only one daring and brave enough to shatter our complacency with takes such as "ackshually Stalin was going to give up power but the people knew they needed a brave and selfless leader like him to sacrifice more of them for the revolution"

I don't need to apologize for anything Stalin did. I just like it being accurately accessed and accredited rather than reactive or said in prejudice.

Woe were the poor Nazis who were forcefully worked to death rebuilding the USSR under Stalin. 24% of them died in harsh conditions, what a killer!
Except Stalin stated at Yalta he was going to do just this as a matter of reparations and neither Roosevelt nor Churchill objected. Then again why would they object, as Churchill had previously advocated for the execution of all Nazi officers. Which was a bridge too far for even Stalin or the Soviets. They of course never would have done that as the west became friendly with Nazis after WW2. Just like they had been with fascists before WW2.

[Andalusian girls]

spicy is a valuable part of the ecosystem, i will fight his ban all day long

ryan is an invasive species but as an advocate of both free speech and having long hair without cares i too shall fight his bans all day long

[Andalusian girls]

by fight i mostly mean call gred bad words in spam