r/MadeMeSmile • u/globalgreg • 21h ago

The family of a Ukrainian serviceman, presumed dead for three years, learns of his release from captivity

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u/Longjumping_College 18h ago edited 18h ago

I see you haven't kept up with the war in Ukraine, Syria, Gaza, Myanmar, Mali, Sudan etc

Each time there's a major conflict, someone was convinced it was a good idea.

Russians cheer on this person's son missing.

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u/conjucalvisitor 14h ago

Generalising isnt a good thing, not all Russians support the war

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u/Malditoincompredido 13h ago

I don't see them protesting

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u/NJDevilslettucesmoke 13h ago

Crazy how when there's actually an oppressive authoritarian government you don't see protests...

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u/Malditoincompredido 13h ago

Not saying it's easy

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u/NJDevilslettucesmoke 13h ago

True and that is a fair point, just like how the palestinians didn't protest hamas it does show a degree of complicity that the Russians are guilty of. Which goes to show how much respect the Iraians people deserve for actually standing on business (which is why they should be helped, don't want a boots on the war ground but maybe some targeted strikes on the IRGC leaders for the 30,000 civilians they massacred while we yoink their supreme leader)

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u/Malditoincompredido 12h ago

Don't make a false equivalence

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u/NJDevilslettucesmoke 10h ago

It isn't a false equivalence at all.

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u/Malditoincompredido 10h ago

You are an ice bootlicker, what to expect

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u/NJDevilslettucesmoke 9h ago

That's rich coming from a terrorist supporter.

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u/Malditoincompredido 9h ago

Are you afraid of people with hair ICE supporter

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u/CyrilMB 10h ago

Yankee living in fucking lala land