@DominickAquili3 @electMikeHarvey @EdKrassen If you claim to be for peace in Ukraine, they don't arrest you, as every visit and service available online proves.
@DominickAquili3 @electMikeHarvey @EdKrassen Soviet behaviour*, not that of the current Russian leadership. Moreover, martial law is extended by the Ukrainian parliament every six months; this was not the second time it has been declared. Finally, the examples you cite have been in place in contemporary Russia for decades.
@csullivan1000@breakingnorfolk @ashnashed @Acyn This figure is even more significant if we consider the Russian tactics of continuous frontal assaults.
@csullivan1000@breakingnorfolk @ashnashed @Acyn In Russia, the numbers have been hidden and have been partial since the beginning of the war, but only visual confirmation indicates that the number of deaths far exceeds the Ukrainian one.
@Barking5pider @ThomasKent368@bonchieredstate And finally, there are the abortion clinics. Did you know that there have been cases where these people have followed women home or persecuted them, undermining their right to privacy? You can say that you are against abortion, but you can't harass someone about it.
@Barking5pider @ThomasKent368@bonchieredstate Firstly, no one went into a house without a court order for a 'Meme', because the police thought it was an attack on the way. Secondly, as I said, the lack of AP and Routers shows that they can't tell the spokeswoman what they think, which is a basic part of free speech.
@DominickAquili3 @electMikeHarvey @EdKrassen Martial law is applied to every country at war and invaded, without exception. In Russia it has also been practically declared not in name but in fact with thousands of people imprisoned for trying not to participate in the conflict or for desertion and the elections are a farce.
@DominickAquili3 @electMikeHarvey @EdKrassen 3. In Ukraine, if you are a Male under 25 you cannot be sent to the front or join the army, while during the war In Russia, there is a conscription of the population from the poorest areas of Russia and in prisons.
@breakingnorfolk @ashnashed @Acyn What's more, Zelensky has never been against a peace deal, but has said he won't be fooled by the Russian president. If Ukraine has to give up security guarantees to the EU and reduce its army for a mere ceasefire, what will prevent an even bigger war breaking out in the future?
@breakingnorfolk @ashnashed @Acyn Nobody denies this, but you casually never mention the fact that a million young people have escaped from Russia in the space of three years. Soldiers are conscripted in prisons or the poorest regions and mass murderers, if they survive, are pardoned after six months of service.
@BIT1261@scotthortonshow If it were true, then why limit military aid to the Ukrainian army during the war and impose restrictions on the use of weapons on occupied Ukrainian or Russian territory? There should be no fear of escalation if the war was waged only to finance a military-industrial complex.
@ThomasKent368 @Barking5pider @bonchieredstate Besides, the fact that the main press agency was banned from intervening in press conferences speaks volumes about the protection of the First Amendment of the US Constitution of the current administration.
@ThomasKent368 @Barking5pider @bonchieredstate The consequences, the spreading of the fake news that the attacker of the girls in the UK was an immigrant and a Muslim almost triggered a series of riots that could have had terrible consequences.
@TheRealBlackNet@TopGyaru@FumenCithara In this one, reference was made to all sexual harassment or assault, in the first one, reference was only made to women only leaving the house. They are not comparable.
@hartndc@KyivPost No, fortunately the agreements made with the Biden administration will be in force until 2026, they certainly won't be able to achieve more than that but at least the country won't be without weapons.