Some asshole tried to report my friend @jbrownesq
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@jbrownesq @notsoloud @kimcrawley Nazis are in the whitehouse, not in Ukraine. Ukraine is one of the least anti-Semitic countries in Europe, and the country with of the lowest far right vote shares.
Try all you like, unfortunately your beliefs are contradicted by reality.
@jmaris @notsoloud @kimcrawley not true, and you are immediately suspect when you say things like that.
Nazis are in the whitehouse, true. Nazis are also in the Ukrainian government, and we are supporting and funding them.
https://scheerpost.com/2025/04/23/on-neo-nazi-influence-in-ukraine/
There are DOZENS of mainstream articles on this.
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@latsss CIA had offices in kyiv (but had to move them lol). What do you think the CIA was doing in kyiv?
You know, where the Kyiv Independent is from? lmao The US is funding separatist elements - who hate russians and claim to be the "one true ukraine", so of course this all sounds the way it does.
@jbrownesq
> Are you confused about what a seperatist is? I am notI'm was wondering about your disambiguation. Because it is a bit different from the one in any dictionary
> LESS russian cooperation and MORE american alignment
and why they are separatists? russia is another country. Like a soverein country cannot make any decisions on who to ally or trade with
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@notsoloud @jbrownesq @kimcrawley oh no wait... That is Russia criminalising anti war protestors in the aggressor state, something our tankie friends here seem to be completely ignoring.
@jmaris @notsoloud @kimcrawley ukraine has literally forced people into its military, has nationalized its media, and has LITERALLY put antiwar protestors in jail. I just posted an article about it.
My focus is the fact that the US is sponsoring the Ukraine war, shutting down peace talks, etc. Yes russia's conservative government sucks. Its too bad russians keep electing it to defend them against the fucking ring of military bases and endless russophobia around them. You see this, right?
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@jbrownesq
> Are you confused about what a seperatist is? I am notI'm was wondering about your disambiguation. Because it is a bit different from the one in any dictionary
> LESS russian cooperation and MORE american alignment
and why they are separatists? russia is another country. Like a soverein country cannot make any decisions on who to ally or trade with
@latsss these are the types of separatists the US always finds, like the Kuwaiti royal family in Iraq, the Iranian theocrats in the 1960s, the Israeli zionists, the right wing governments in guatemala, much of south america, thailand, etc etc etc. This is the US's effects upon the globe, and when discussing OTHER matters, outside Ukraine/Russia, usually everyone is pretty unemotional and clear about it. But not russia/ukraine. That is still a "good war", isnt it.
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@jbrownesq
> Are you confused about what a seperatist is? I am notI'm was wondering about your disambiguation. Because it is a bit different from the one in any dictionary
> LESS russian cooperation and MORE american alignment
and why they are separatists? russia is another country. Like a soverein country cannot make any decisions on who to ally or trade with
@jbrownesq That's your problem - you was bought for whatever idea ussr was offering, while turning a blind eye on not really the nicest parts like genocide, wiping nationalities and doing whatever they want with people.
russia is treating every ex-ussr state as own property. we just don't want to be a colony, that's all.
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@jbrownesq That's your problem - you was bought for whatever idea ussr was offering, while turning a blind eye on not really the nicest parts like genocide, wiping nationalities and doing whatever they want with people.
russia is treating every ex-ussr state as own property. we just don't want to be a colony, that's all.
@jbrownesq
> good waran unprovoked attack from russia
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@latsss these are the types of separatists the US always finds, like the Kuwaiti royal family in Iraq, the Iranian theocrats in the 1960s, the Israeli zionists, the right wing governments in guatemala, much of south america, thailand, etc etc etc. This is the US's effects upon the globe, and when discussing OTHER matters, outside Ukraine/Russia, usually everyone is pretty unemotional and clear about it. But not russia/ukraine. That is still a "good war", isnt it.
@latsss the US is losing control of this narrative. The stage of this game is pretty late, and most people are starting to understand how the US is involved with MANY conflicts around the world.
This was spun as "the good war" for a few years, but its too late for that now, friendo. Many people from russia and ukraine have now died, which will lead to MORE endless conflict and war -- which the US will gleefully take advantage of. This is the game.
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@jbrownesq
> good waran unprovoked attack from russia
@latsss it wasnt an unprovoked attack. I know that is the primary thing you folks like to repeat, and repeat, and repeat, BUT IT WASNT UNPROVOKED.
If the US southern border was attacked as many times as ukrainians attacked russia's, the US would have invaded all of mexico and toppled their government by now. This is something similar. This was not UNPROVOKED and russia isnt trying to "take over europe", lol, as the US said it was.
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@latsss the US is losing control of this narrative. The stage of this game is pretty late, and most people are starting to understand how the US is involved with MANY conflicts around the world.
This was spun as "the good war" for a few years, but its too late for that now, friendo. Many people from russia and ukraine have now died, which will lead to MORE endless conflict and war -- which the US will gleefully take advantage of. This is the game.
@jbrownesq
> I know that is the primary thing you folks like to repeat, and repeat, and repeatmaybe because you're too deaf and ignorant?
You know where I'm from? From which exact part of Ukraine
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@jbrownesq
> I know that is the primary thing you folks like to repeat, and repeat, and repeatmaybe because you're too deaf and ignorant?
You know where I'm from? From which exact part of Ukraine
@latsss yeah, no real debate points, just personal attacks. Typical shit. Ive spent a LOT of time studying history in the last 25 years, unfortunately, and Ive been able to refute some of my own prior beliefs (about russia, china, iran, south america, asia, much of the world).
Its not popular in the US to understand the non america-first view of everything (which is your view, whether or not you like it), but Im here for this challenge.
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@latsss yeah, no real debate points, just personal attacks. Typical shit. Ive spent a LOT of time studying history in the last 25 years, unfortunately, and Ive been able to refute some of my own prior beliefs (about russia, china, iran, south america, asia, much of the world).
Its not popular in the US to understand the non america-first view of everything (which is your view, whether or not you like it), but Im here for this challenge.
@jbrownesq
> Its not popular in the US to understand the non america-first view of everything (which is your view, whether or not you like it)i don't even care about muricans. my view on ukrainian politics is based on fucking personal experience, which is something you cannot comprehend surrounded by natural castle and neighbours not trying to eliminate you.
> just personal attacks
mostly because it's hard to debate with a growing shitload of self-referring bullshit on a foreign language. -
@jbrownesq
> Its not popular in the US to understand the non america-first view of everything (which is your view, whether or not you like it)i don't even care about muricans. my view on ukrainian politics is based on fucking personal experience, which is something you cannot comprehend surrounded by natural castle and neighbours not trying to eliminate you.
> just personal attacks
mostly because it's hard to debate with a growing shitload of self-referring bullshit on a foreign language.@jbrownesq
> Ive been able to refute some of my own prior beliefs (about russia,Like what?
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@jbrownesq
> Its not popular in the US to understand the non america-first view of everything (which is your view, whether or not you like it)i don't even care about muricans. my view on ukrainian politics is based on fucking personal experience, which is something you cannot comprehend surrounded by natural castle and neighbours not trying to eliminate you.
> just personal attacks
mostly because it's hard to debate with a growing shitload of self-referring bullshit on a foreign language.@latsss right, if you just ignore the US state department's open involvement and say "I dont know any of that/Im just ukrainian who sees what is in front of my nose", it sounds like something different. Ok.
As an american who has lived here for a LONG TIME and understands my state's involvement behind many world conflicts, I would suggest you try to understand the relationship between thew US CIA (they were in Kyiv? Hello? Are you listening?) and the Ukraine/Russia proxy conflict.
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@jbrownesq
> Ive been able to refute some of my own prior beliefs (about russia,Like what?
@latsss inside the US propaganda state, china bad, russia bad, venezuela bad, iran bad, pretty much any UNABSORBED COUNTRY bad/terrorist, and every absorbed/aligned country, no matter how bad, no matter how many people CURRENTLY DYING IN A GENOCIDE, is a "bastion of freedom and democracy"
We have spent 100s of BILLIONS OF DOLLARS through hollywood and other media apparatus to Rocky and Bullwinkle, and Stranger Things, and 007 our way into insane beliefs about russia, to pick one country.
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Some asshole tried to report my friend @jbrownesq
Since I'm the owner of StopGenAI.org, I told the reporter to fuck off, liberal.
Ukraine *is* a proxy war, used by the US. "Slava Ukraini" is Nazi.
I got your back, J Brown.
Once again, liberals, worshipping the US military regime, go fuck off.
@kimcrawley lmao this is why I dont run my own server.
Im considering it.... and I have the bandwidth and system resources to do it, but I just... dont know if I want to spend a lot of time pruning pro US-state department accounts.
Its clear that just being aligned with whatever shit the US state department is spitting out... is a flaw. We all know this by now. Its time to ARGUE WITH lmao those narratives, and if we cant do it from a "open source, decentralized network", then I dont know.
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@latsss right, if you just ignore the US state department's open involvement and say "I dont know any of that/Im just ukrainian who sees what is in front of my nose", it sounds like something different. Ok.
As an american who has lived here for a LONG TIME and understands my state's involvement behind many world conflicts, I would suggest you try to understand the relationship between thew US CIA (they were in Kyiv? Hello? Are you listening?) and the Ukraine/Russia proxy conflict.
@jbrownesq
> they were in Kyivaand how does it correlate to the fact russia invaded in 2014 and 2022? not the othe way around(regardless of if what you're claiming is true. not aware of that, but considering everything I am aware about - you're mostly telling nonsense).
> inside the US propaganda state, ... russia bad
It cannot be bad just because someone you don't like are saying that?
You know, things like Holodomor - my grandma witnessed it. US propaganda again? -
@kimcrawley what the actual fuck is wrong with you?
@s_d_brath @kimcrawley yeah speaking against the latest US state department narrative about which country deserves to be eradicated from the earth or regime-changed, and which is a great hero country, is some sort of hOrRiBlE MiStAkE right?
What the fuck is wrong with YOU??? US sponsored proxy wars MUST END, but we have to ACKNOWLEDGE them, first!!
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@jbrownesq
> they were in Kyivaand how does it correlate to the fact russia invaded in 2014 and 2022? not the othe way around(regardless of if what you're claiming is true. not aware of that, but considering everything I am aware about - you're mostly telling nonsense).
> inside the US propaganda state, ... russia bad
It cannot be bad just because someone you don't like are saying that?
You know, things like Holodomor - my grandma witnessed it. US propaganda again?@latsss uh. Show me the russian invasion of 2014, friend. Ill be here waiting for that nugget.
Ah, yes, Holodomor. Im surprised that didnt come up sooner.
So you think the same thing right wing ukrainians said - stalin starved them on purpose? Huh.
So, now, you claim the US proxy war currently killing ukrainians and russians is all legitimate because of embellished, invented grievances from history?
Werent we all fighting nazis in the 1940s? You and your family, right? Fought nazis...?
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@latsss uh. Show me the russian invasion of 2014, friend. Ill be here waiting for that nugget.
Ah, yes, Holodomor. Im surprised that didnt come up sooner.
So you think the same thing right wing ukrainians said - stalin starved them on purpose? Huh.
So, now, you claim the US proxy war currently killing ukrainians and russians is all legitimate because of embellished, invented grievances from history?
Werent we all fighting nazis in the 1940s? You and your family, right? Fought nazis...?
@jbrownesq
and you accusing me in 'personall attacks'I'm not even gonna respond to this scroll of bullshit. Have fun, but be careful with fentanyl
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@jbrownesq
and you accusing me in 'personall attacks'I'm not even gonna respond to this scroll of bullshit. Have fun, but be careful with fentanyl
@latsss there it is. The escape valve.
When something tough comes up (such as you explaining what russian invasion happened in 2014?), and when someone doesnt like personal attacks, you bounce. Right. This is how conversations about Russia/Ukraine tend to go in public.
Most people are just polarized against russia and wouldnt argue with you out of fear of being called "pro russian", but Im not most people. If you have a pro US state department view, you should be prepared to back it up.
