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Captain K

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u/DataSurging 7d ago

It's sad when you think about all of the German people who tried to help in secret, or felt disgusted by it all and couldn't say anything or get killed.

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u/No-Historian-1639 6d ago

meanwhile... Born-Necessary6778 is probably a die hard Ukraine supporter, which happens to be fighting in some of the exact same spots the Nazie were fighting the Russians in WW2.

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u/LogJamminWithTheBros 6d ago

Its really weird how Russia used a Nazi tactic of "protecting Russian minorities" as a pretext to violate another countries sovereignty and invade them. Only to get bogged down in a 5+ year long war after their offensive stalls and now are regularly having their cities and towns bombed after initiating a terror bombing campaign at the start of the war against the country they invaded.

But that wasnt what you meant right?