Invasion of Ukraine • Page 67

Something tells me they're not actually reading these notes for them.

 

This was the one my brothers and I got in honor of our Dad’s birthday. $200, but for a worthy cause

 

gross!

 

Reported for cringe

 

what the actual fuck is wrong with you? this is gross. reprehensible. sitting safely across the globe fuckin meme'ing a war where people, on both sides, are being slaughtered to further the aims of governments and regimes. truly sickening.

 

Putin invaded Ukraine illegally. I want Ukraine's forces to push all of Russia's troops out of Ukraine (which includes Crimea and all of Donbas). I believe their cause is just. I want to support their effort by donating money, which helps buy clothes, munitions, etc, to do my part in ensuring Ukraine's victory. I've met several Ukrainians living here in Oslo, refugees from the country, and they dearly appreciate all the financial and material support the West has been giving them. I'm happy to support their cause. I know several people here don't support their cause, but I do. You're free to express your opinion, so I have no problem with it. If you want to explore the why of my (and millions around the world) thinking, theres plenty of previous pages in this thread you can explore and read. Their cause is just as "just" as the West in their quest to rid Europe of Hitler, and all of America supported that cause, so I see no problem supporting this cause.

 

I said what I said.

 

"Inspired by customers who wanted to clear out unwanted sections of their home libraries, the bookstore decided to recycle Russian-language books, giving the paper a new lease of life and helping the army.

“In two months, we collected 25 tons of books. Their recycling brought in 100,000 hryvnias (2,700 euros),” Iryna Sazonova, the shop’s owner, told AFP"

https://ukrainetoday.org/2022/10/14/appetite-for-de-russification-builds-in-ukraine/

 

"A blitz spirit is spreading in the country: electricity shortage is one more sacrifice for victory. The second biggest Ukrainian postal service ‘Nova Poshta’ launched a campaign, turning off advertising signboards and screens. Other businesses followed, with banks and gas stations turning off the lighting of their offices.

The tactic is logical: Moscow thinks it will force Ukraine to surrender. It will discover that Ukrainians would rather sit in the cold darkness than negotiate with Vladimir Putin. It’s hard to overstate the strength of feeling. We believe in our army, which is using everything it can to down Russian missiles: this video from Monday shows how a Ukrainian soldier takes down a rocket from a Soviet portable anti-aircraft complex ‘Igla’, which has been in service since 1981."

https://ukrainetoday.org/2022/10/14/ukraines-hard-winter/

 

Germany will give Ukraine winter uniforms and tents for 11 million euros

https://ukrainetoday.org/2022/10/14...nter-uniforms-and-tents-for-11-million-euros/

 

Happy birthday dad, I used my money to maim some teenage conscripts in a silly kinda way. For you. I love you so much

 

This one cracked me up -->

 

Ok, this one I can almost get behind

 

I’m seeing this explanation as well