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@SeekTheFinds
You can tell a straight man made this because the breasts are more detailed than the face.
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@catcontentonly
It’s *so* cringe to symbolize your country’s struggle against a genocidal nuclear dictatorship with a dress!
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@vanillaopinions
These people are at best uninformed and at worst just malicious actors who want Russia to win.
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@gayest_tone
Three of those are currently occupied by Russia. Russia is the problem, not the dissolution of the USSR.
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@RickshawFutrism
@JimboYour
British people don’t make fun of using feet & inches for height because they use feet & inches for height.
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@intechnicolor
Even if you have nothing in common with these people (I don’t), you gotta just let people live their lives 🤦♂️
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@gayest_tone
Ukraine’s per-capita GDP has grown every year since 2015 except for the pandemic & the year Russia re-invaded. But sure let’s ascribe it to the fall of the USSR 32 years ago — and not Russia’s choice to invade a neighbor or three.
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@djxtrees
@MedvedevRussia
I’m Georgian and I would rather die than live under Russia in its current form.
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@deshmor
@trucelcommunist
Yea, imagine caring about an issue that affects your country more than an issue that has no real consequences for your country.
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@bryan_gigantino
@IlyaMatveev_
How about the inverse? 🇵🇸-in-bios consistently support Russia and other dictatorships, rarely Ukraine.
Maybe the better question is how representative these Twitter users are of the real-world situation.
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@daily_yeluc
It will be a cold day in hell when I care about anyone being Russophobic. FUCK RUSSIA.
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@PoliticsLs
She’s right that $8 for Twitter is too much and she’s right that $60B for Ukraine is good. Go AOC!
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@MacaesBruno
It’s unconscionable that they’re not safe from the same enemy in or outside of Ukraine.
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Guy who says “a global realignment is happening” or “the East is the future” every time dictators take a photo together.
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@Blondes_tweets
IDK what’s going on in Bumfuck Idaho but in polite society people very much care about being accused of racism.
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@2Russophobic4u
I wish they’d delete this pic, it’s undeniably racist and a distraction from the war.
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@storyevtime
This is the behavior of people who haven’t seen enough adversity.
An insult to victims of racism to call this racism.
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@Galverson9767
It's the leaving symbol, which reminds me how literal U.S. road signs are. It's basically always spelled out for the driver, not a lot of symbols.
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@Galverson9767
The thief is a former Ukrainian politician and a collaborator who supported the invasion.
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@AnaKasparian
@Tsuroerusu
@medeabenjamin
@CornelWest
Sorry your emotional argument is not going to work on this taxpayer who knows that supporting Ukraine is WELL within our means, on top of being the MORAL THING TO DO.
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@GravitysRa1nbow
It’s just pronunciations of the same name in different languages. It’s Volodymyr in Ukrainian, Vladimir in Russian, and Vladimer in Georgian for instance. It’s like John vs Juan.
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Countries in blue have a higher observed life expectancy than Russia.
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@lxglb
@Juan_Bleh
Yea you should, and that line is Russian Telegram channels cheering on the war with glee. Using silly dog memes at the expense of the invaders is exactly the healthy reaction to the invasion.
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@unnamedleftist
Is Qazaq the preferred spelling? And Kazakh is latinization of the Russian word I assume?.. Like the Kyiv–Kiev distinction.
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Countries in blue have a higher observed life expectancy than Russia.
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@LivFaustDieJung
I saw more headlines about the “poor fleeing Russians” than calls for additional arms in response to this massive mobilization campaign. It’s maddening.
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@CarlBeijer
@LarsProle
@getfiscal
Area man solved the largest European crisis of the century right here on Twitter yet our leaders are too blind to see :(
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@V_Shortwaver
The idea that not just people outside the U.S. but people on the frontline in a foreign country are chatting about an American Twitter scandal is funny.
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Dear followers, is it common in your country for elderly women to advocate for annexing major cities in a neighboring country?
I’m asking because I’m being told Russian mindset is not a unique problem. But, as a Russian speaker, what I hear regularly is… exactly that.
By fixating on an essentialist 'Russian mindset,' by presenting a monolithic, undifferentiated Russian culture as the problem, this discourse mirrors Kremlin propaganda and exonerates the perpetrators of Putin's genocidal war. 2/4
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@DreamLeaf5
This is gaslighting. Singular “they” used as a neopronoun hasn’t been a thing forever. It was largely used to describe people whose gender was unknown or hidden. This is something else and it is indeed confusing to many.
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@SouthrnDomSense
@DougAMacgregor
The burglar has requested peace negotiations continuously since he broke in and stole 1/5 of the property.
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@YevYevhenii
The west has a a Russopilia problem and it permeates everything from culture to academia.
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@sankuperis
I wish so many westerners wouldn’t miss this simple point… just listen to the victims.
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@DeTahmineh
Oh goodie, you included areas that were used to source literal slaves to imperial Iran as recently as the 18th century.
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Mooom, Visegrád is doing race science again.
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