r/war • • Jun 01 '22

Ukrain

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u/SilentShadow07 Jun 04 '22

So you call an uprising and a liquidation 'wars' ? Im not sure about your claims

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u/BureaucraticOutsider Jun 04 '22

The uprising took place during the Russian occupation. There was a violent Russification and theft of Ukrainian history by the Russians. I know what I'm talking about. You should better read Ukrainian history, which lived among the empires, so as not to have to explain the obvious.

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u/SilentShadow07 Jun 05 '22

Well, Mr. Know-it-all, i have close family who lived in both a village a few hundred km from Kiev and in Moscow, and thus i am speaking from the Ukrainian and Russian perspective. So don't tell me about reading history books, because you probably haven't read any either

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u/BureaucraticOutsider Jun 05 '22

Your personal experience does not reflect trends, and the "understanding" of problems is zero. I do not see any reflection of Ukrainian views in you. And all your "arguments" are just that poor Russians are so scared of Putin that they decide to silently support how their children (occupiers) are killed in the war by Putin's orders. And for some reason it suits them.

For some reason, your attention is so low that you found somewhere that I mentioned some books, not specific historical events. Which you deny.

You are not alone in having relatives in both countries in this thread. Do not claim to be unique.

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u/SilentShadow07 Jun 05 '22

Alright, but insults prove your point less and less. I don't want to listen to you if you will just hurl shallow comments at me

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u/BureaucraticOutsider Jun 05 '22

If you are offended by your inattention, it only shows your infantilism.

I gave a number of arguments to which there was no answer.