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  • vnikolov@ieji.deV This user is from outside of this forum
    vnikolov@ieji.deV This user is from outside of this forum
    vnikolov@ieji.de
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    #9

    Meloni is right.
    I understand that the (political) left also applauded her speech.

    @benroyce

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    • hi_cial@donphan.socialH This user is from outside of this forum
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      #10

      @benroyce do it wreck them i dont care if i have to burn lint for heat just fuck em up this deal sucks

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      • scheichsbeutel@troet.cafeS scheichsbeutel@troet.cafe

        @wendinoakland @benroyce Musk or Trump? Musk wrote on X: "Any limitations on speed or usage are determined by the U.S. military and, ultimately, by the POTUS (President of the United States)."

        Maybe both. It’s just a nightmare, especially for Ukrainians.

        scheichsbeutel@troet.cafeS This user is from outside of this forum
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        #11

        @wendinoakland @benroyce And for us in the West, all of this remains (for now!) purely theoretical. But in Ukraine, people just like you and me are dying every single day. It’s as if 10 people were chosen at random every day and sentenced to death.

        #UkraineWar

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        • scheichsbeutel@troet.cafeS scheichsbeutel@troet.cafe

          @wendinoakland @benroyce Musk or Trump? Musk wrote on X: "Any limitations on speed or usage are determined by the U.S. military and, ultimately, by the POTUS (President of the United States)."

          Maybe both. It’s just a nightmare, especially for Ukrainians.

          wendinoakland@beige.partyW This user is from outside of this forum
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          #12

          @scheichsbeutel @benroyce I would expect Musk to defer to Trump and for Trump to defer to Musk, because that way, it’s nobody’s fault 👀

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          • scheichsbeutel@troet.cafeS scheichsbeutel@troet.cafe

            @wendinoakland @benroyce And for us in the West, all of this remains (for now!) purely theoretical. But in Ukraine, people just like you and me are dying every single day. It’s as if 10 people were chosen at random every day and sentenced to death.

            #UkraineWar

            wendinoakland@beige.partyW This user is from outside of this forum
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            #13

            @scheichsbeutel @benroyce I actually don’t feel like this is theoretical. I’m in London, hoping we rejoin the EU, watching my (still) home country do stupid, stupid shit daily at the hnds of a kid rapist, a Ruschian oligarch, and a White South African

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            • wendinoakland@beige.partyW wendinoakland@beige.party

              @scheichsbeutel @benroyce I would expect Musk to defer to Trump and for Trump to defer to Musk, because that way, it’s nobody’s fault 👀

              scheichsbeutel@troet.cafeS This user is from outside of this forum
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              #14

              @wendinoakland @benroyce Possible. Although these people are now so shameless that they don't even feel “guilty” anymore. The two criminals need each other: Musk needs Trump for his companies, and Trump needs Musk to finance his campaigns and for the propaganda on X.

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              • scheichsbeutel@troet.cafeS scheichsbeutel@troet.cafe

                @wendinoakland @benroyce Possible. Although these people are now so shameless that they don't even feel “guilty” anymore. The two criminals need each other: Musk needs Trump for his companies, and Trump needs Musk to finance his campaigns and for the propaganda on X.

                wendinoakland@beige.partyW This user is from outside of this forum
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                #15

                @scheichsbeutel @benroyce of course they don’t feel guilt, they just can’t be bothered to answer for their actions.

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                • fandasin@social.linux.pizzaF This user is from outside of this forum
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                  #16

                  @CStamp @Remittancegirl @benroyce

                  Yep.💯 this.

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                  • vnikolov@ieji.deV This user is from outside of this forum
                    vnikolov@ieji.deV This user is from outside of this forum
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                    #17

                    Again, in the words of Gogol's brave Ukrainian Cossack leader Taras Bulba, there is still gunpowder in the powder horns!

                    @benroyce

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                    • remittancegirl@mstdn.socialR remittancegirl@mstdn.social

                      @benroyce I wonder if him having been a comic helped him keep his sanity through this.

                      isaackuo@spacey.spaceI This user is from outside of this forum
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                      #18

                      @Remittancegirl @benroyce I suspect one of the things that has kept him sane is a self awareness that he is expendible.

                      One reason he stayed in Kyiv was the conviction that even if he were killed, his successor(s) would only be steeled to continue doing what needed to be done.

                      Although Iran is his enemy, he can see the same principle there. Killing a bunch of Iranian leaders is meaningless when it just steels the resolve of the remaining ones even more.

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                      • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI This user is from outside of this forum
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                        @benroyce @Remittancegirl One thing that people don't remember much is what Zelenskii did when he first took office. At that time, no one took him seriously and no one had his country's back.

                        At that time, Giuliani told him to make up evidence against Hunter Biden. In return, he'd get weapons and other desperately needed support.

                        No one would have blamed him for faltering in these desperate circumstances. But no. He was elected on an anti-corruption platform. He believed in anti-corruption.

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                        • wendinoakland@beige.partyW wendinoakland@beige.party

                          @scheichsbeutel @benroyce I actually don’t feel like this is theoretical. I’m in London, hoping we rejoin the EU, watching my (still) home country do stupid, stupid shit daily at the hnds of a kid rapist, a Ruschian oligarch, and a White South African

                          scheichsbeutel@troet.cafeS This user is from outside of this forum
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                          #20

                          @wendinoakland @benroyce It's the same everywhere: You have Farage; here in Austria, we have Kickl; and in Germany, Höcke is waiting in the wings. Trump may well be the most unscrupulous of them all, a fact that even Jeffrey Epstein noticed. When someone like Epstein describes you as a person with “not a single decent cell in his body” that speaks for itself. Everything just looks like crap.

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                          • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                            @benroyce @Remittancegirl One thing that people don't remember much is what Zelenskii did when he first took office. At that time, no one took him seriously and no one had his country's back.

                            At that time, Giuliani told him to make up evidence against Hunter Biden. In return, he'd get weapons and other desperately needed support.

                            No one would have blamed him for faltering in these desperate circumstances. But no. He was elected on an anti-corruption platform. He believed in anti-corruption.

                            isaackuo@spacey.spaceI This user is from outside of this forum
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                            #21

                            @benroyce @Remittancegirl He refused the Trump administration. He made the tougher, but morally correct, decision. When no one was watching except his own conscience.

                            That's what makes a good leader great. What they do when no one is watching.

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                            • apenkop@mstdn.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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                              #22

                              @benroyce I never thought much of Meloni's intentions, but she's probably 10,000 times as smart as Trump. At least she's pro-Europe, as far as she shows.

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                              • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI This user is from outside of this forum
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                                #23

                                @CStamp @FandaSin @Remittancegirl @benroyce I think he stepped up in 2018.

                                The Ukraine of 2014 struggled to defend itself from the small scale invasion. It wasn't just a batter of vastly lower military resources. It was all the pervasive corruption at all levels.

                                Putin lost the war in 2018, only he didn't know it yet. Zelensky was elected on an anti-corruption platform, and he put in the hard work of reducing corruption for years before the 2022 full scale invasion.

                                This strengthened Ukraine

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                                • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                                  @CStamp @FandaSin @Remittancegirl @benroyce I think he stepped up in 2018.

                                  The Ukraine of 2014 struggled to defend itself from the small scale invasion. It wasn't just a batter of vastly lower military resources. It was all the pervasive corruption at all levels.

                                  Putin lost the war in 2018, only he didn't know it yet. Zelensky was elected on an anti-corruption platform, and he put in the hard work of reducing corruption for years before the 2022 full scale invasion.

                                  This strengthened Ukraine

                                  isaackuo@spacey.spaceI This user is from outside of this forum
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                                  #24

                                  @CStamp @FandaSin @Remittancegirl @benroyce so much. It showed the Ukrainian people that there really was a better way. Ukraine could be fixed. Ukraine could be like western Europe.

                                  That didn't directly supply any bullets or guns or bombs.

                                  But it did something that Putin couldn't stamp out - it made Ukraine more *worth* defending.

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                                  • ingridausol@norden.socialI This user is from outside of this forum
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                                    #25

                                    @benroyce

                                    Den öffentlichen Bruch hat #Trump vollzogen, nicht #Zelenskiy.
                                    Den Krieg hat #Putin begonnen, nicht #Zelenskiy.

                                    Und wenn #Europa jetzt #Zelenskiy im Stich lässt, haben #Putin und #Trump gewonnen und #Europa wird aufgeteilt - wetten??!!!!!!!!

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                                    • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                                      @benroyce @Remittancegirl One thing that people don't remember much is what Zelenskii did when he first took office. At that time, no one took him seriously and no one had his country's back.

                                      At that time, Giuliani told him to make up evidence against Hunter Biden. In return, he'd get weapons and other desperately needed support.

                                      No one would have blamed him for faltering in these desperate circumstances. But no. He was elected on an anti-corruption platform. He believed in anti-corruption.

                                      bytebro@mastodonapp.ukB This user is from outside of this forum
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                                      #26

                                      @isaackuo @benroyce @Remittancegirl

                                      If anything, Mr Zelenskii is becoming (if not there already) a role-model for ethical and 'clean' government.

                                      Certainly, I'd welcome a person with his ability and honesty running the UK. Sadly, we don't seem to have one of those individuals available for the job at present.

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                                      • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                                        @benroyce @Remittancegirl He refused the Trump administration. He made the tougher, but morally correct, decision. When no one was watching except his own conscience.

                                        That's what makes a good leader great. What they do when no one is watching.

                                        cobalt123@beige.partyC This user is from outside of this forum
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                                        #27

                                        @isaackuo agreed. Glad you pointed out this history for him. And now this week, Trump is clearly taking revenge.

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                                        • fandasin@social.linux.pizzaF fandasin@social.linux.pizza

                                          @Remittancegirl @benroyce

                                          This war made Leader from a clown. (I really don't think Zelensky ever was a clown, but he was actor and he played in some funny stuff)
                                          I really apreciate him...and I don't believe/apreciate/support any leader most of the time. (little bit of "punk" is still in my veins)

                                          And Clown from a leader. (= putin)
                                          But I've never took putin for a leader of anything, more like mafia boss, even before war. (loong time before that)

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                                          #28

                                          @FandaSin @Remittancegirl @benroyce Putin seized more power than any one person should have. Zelensky was buried under more responsibility than any one person should bear. And from this we see that the best leadership comes from those who do what is necessary, and not what is personally profitable. The actor background probably means warleader Zelensky is an intentional character, because were I Zelensky the man, I would be weeping rivers of tears, all the time.

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