There is no ignorant person compared to one who thinks that a country can lose or stalemate a war while taking territory from its enemy.
I am ignorant while you think Hezbollah never fought or fired missiles into Israel and Russia never used its missiles in Ukraine, right? I think you don't even know what fighting is, only criticizing those who have done far more than you and understand far more than you.
It doesn't. But culture is determined here by who has more support, not by your lone valuation.
It is the definition of education. You have absolutely nothing to insult me with LOL. "You're feminine... but I still think you're a man though... You have low-culture... though people agree with you and laugh at me... You're poorly educated! Oh, a STEM PhD? ... Well I meant different eduaction...
true education!" LOL What is this "true" education you made up? I'm curious.
That is true, however, it's still much more than you.
What works for China doesn't work for India. What works for America doesn't work for China. The world is full of different circumstances. I think at this point, you're just scared to acknowledge the land gains and enemy kills that Russia has achieved, which are the hallmark of wartime victory. There's no way to support a losing narrative in Russia's case.
Ah, so confident but so wrong as always. I have the intellectual capacity to realize that:
1. Ukraine's energy imports from the EU are limited because the EU themselves have limited energy since sanctioning Russia.
2. Ukraine commonly suffers blackouts indicating insufficient energy.
3. Therefore, destroying Ukraine's indigenous energy production puts strains on both Ukraine and the EU in energy sufficiency.
1. Germany's industry is being destroyed.
2. No lack of energy? LOLOL So wrong and so stupid. You just have to Google before you talk:
Derp
"If Russia continues to attack power plants, the worst-case scenario is that come winter Ukrainians could be spending up to 20 hours a day without power and heating, according to Ukraine's largest private energy company DTEK. Part of the issue is that Ukraine’s thermal and hydroelectric power stations are difficult and expensive to fix.
“Some will take years to repair, and others might never be brought back online” said Maria Tsaturian from Ukrenergo, Ukraine’s national energy operator."
What do you think generators run on? Air? LOL
Donations don't count as an economy, especially when they come from countries that are in economic trouble and straining to provide.
You said Kyiv, right? LOL
This is Lutsk, wayyy far away from Dnipro:
Whatever religion they are, they were fighting on Ukraine's side as they died. Palestinians fought against Israel when they died; you can't understand that?
A bubble with everyone else in it and you free by yourself outside, right? LOL
Wow. So first, I called you emotional then you called me emotional. Then I called you machiavellian and you used the word machiavellian. And then I said you don't know how to read and you say the same thing back to me? You really do like copying shit, don't you? Do you just copy me and post it on other forums then copy thier replies and post them back here? LOL
That means they will have no men left to resist a total Russian takeover. I don't think they're that stupid but you certainly are to believe it.
