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Maxime Bernier posted a great video on the Russo-Ukraine war, it's also my opinion. (rumble.com)
posted 3 years ago by AbleistSL 3 years ago by AbleistSL +14 / -0
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– dekachin 2 points 3 years ago +2 / -0

Ukraine voted for the pro-Russian ethnic Russian guy.

Sure, in 1 election they did that. Then, later, they changed their minds and voted the other direction and have consistently voted pro-EU ever since.

Why do you respect the feelings of the Ukrainian people only when they vote pro-russia but not otherwise? Hmmmmmm.

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– Grumman 7 points 3 years ago +7 / -0

Then, later, they changed their minds and voted the other direction

No they didn't. There were 6.5 million less votes in the 2014 election than in 2010. The pro-EU side didn't win because people changed their minds to become pro-EU, they won because the pro-Russia side didn't bother to vote because revolutionaries overthrowing their previous candidate proved their votes didn't matter.

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– dekachin 2 points 3 years ago +2 / -0

There were 6.5 million less votes in the 2014 election than in 2010

So what? Zelenskyy got more votes in 2019 than Yanukovych got in 2010.

The pro-EU side didn't win because people changed their minds to become pro-EU

Yes actually that's exactly what happened.

they won because the pro-Russia side didn't bother to vote because revolutionaries overthrowing their previous candidate proved their votes didn't matter.

Cool story bro. That was 2014. Guess what else happened in 2014? Oh, right RUSSIA INVADED AND CONQUERED THE TWO REGIONS WITH THE MOST PRO-RUSSIAN VOTES, crimea and donbass.

Putin's little land grab guaranteed that Ukraine would irreversibly trip pro-west even in the Ukrainian people didn't change to become far more pro-west in response to Putin's war of aggression, which they also did.

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