People are real passionate about it.
Based on this comment section, we absolutely need to study the issue further.
People are real passionate about it.
Based on this comment section, we absolutely need to study the issue further.
Anecdotally, I have seen much less pro-Republican sentiment on the Facebook feed for my local newspaper. Usually anything related to Paxton or Trump is heavily “yay MAGA! go USA!” and name calling against liberals. Since the attack, I’ve barely seen any of that narrative and it’s people calling them out for their actions.
Could that mean that the entire user base had a change of heart and flipped? Sure, but unlikely.
Still no harm in damaging russias economy a couple more times this way. Keep em coming 🤖🚁💣
ukraine has been willing to do a ceasefire for ages and putin keeps escalating.
Yeah maybe Russia should stop their invasion of Ukraine so the war can end.
Similarly: the only reason there's a war in Iran is because the United States sent its Navy there.
Imperialist invaders fucking off and going home challenge (impossible)
Entirely agreed, maybe russia should gtfo of Ukraine so the war can stop.
Hey quick question, let's assume everything you think about Russia is true. Why is putin playing along? Why is he emptying soviet vehicle stockpiles and losing troops on droves to a place he said in 2014 he could take in 2 weeks? If the US or NATO actually wanted to invade Russia, now is better than yesterday, and tomorrow will be even better. So why continue a war that only weakens Russia?
I guess the ultimate question is what is putin trying to accomplish with the invasion?
A wall of text to a simple question. Classic.
What metrics can you provide that Russia is getting weaker and not steonger? With the advent of BRICS this will only continue at a greater pace. Countries like Russia and China are ascendant.
I mentioned depleted stockpiles specifically, but go ahead and pretend I was talking about economics.
Russia is fighting an existential threat on their border. That's what they're trying to accomplish.
So they take all of Ukraine. Russia now has a border with a nato country, the thing they're allegedly going to war to prevent. Fucking brilliant.
In the past, when I saw the same posts on both Reddit and Lemmy, the Lemmy comments always showed more critical thinking and skepticism where it was appropriate. Nothing was taken at face value; memes were not considered a source of information, and there were always many comments looking for verifiable sources. This was in stark contrast to Reddit.
But, apparently, something changed. When the memes about the bombings started coming in, every comment was based on the premise that the meme was true. "2/3s??? Wow, I was expecting a big number but not a sizeable majority" "reddit too, all the traffic has been quiet."
Fortunately, as time went on, the more critical comments got voted to the top, and this spurred more skepticism. But the damage had already been done. The first wave of comments is always more representative of peoples' uninfluenced reactions; seeing them made me lose my faith in Lemmy.
Spot on. It feels like people are more tribal on Lemmy. Just look at the downvotes on the comment you replied. Straight facts but downvoted cuz .ml
Disappointing to say the least. But maybe this is natural due to the way instances work. Kind of separates us into teams by default.
I don't care what instance you're from. Use your brain. Don't believe anything without actual evidence. This is war. Always be skeptical.
The amount of bots flooding this comment section says enough at how bad the datacenter attack was for the russian regime.
So many day old .ml accounts spewing propaganda.
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