The ongoing Elon Twitter saga: "insert demographic" melts down

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Roar87 said:
When did GD become speakers corner? This thread is just the hive mind
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You're like beetlejuice, we have to laugh at Elon 5 times in a row and you'll come to moan about that.

Also weren't you the guy who the other day said about how some Ukraine terroritory wants to be Russian territory, now that Russia has killed or pushed out the Ukrainians that opposed Russia.

Yep it seems that was you.

Congrats on not being part of the Hive with views like that.
 
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Roar87 said:
Did you just quote some 220 year old law that no one has ever been convicted of to back up your ridiculously bizarre statement that the DOJ would "want a word" for someone speaking to Putin as a private citizen? Just stop man. If Elon did speak to Putin then it would probably be a good thing because he's a reasonable and pragmatic guy. You do understand that nuclear war is the worst thing that could happen to our species ever? Nothing is more important than avoiding that.
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Yeah pedo guy is a reasonable pragmatic guy :cry::cry: My god you really are in love with this dude aren't you. If you can't see why private citizens should stay out of serious international relations during a war then I give up. His comments on Ukraine and Taiwan were stupid and unnecessary.
 
unwashed potato! said:
You're like beetlejuice, we have to laugh at Elon 5 times in a row and you'll come to moan about that.

Also weren't you the guy who the other day said about how some Ukraine terroritory wants to be Russian territory, now that Russia has killed or pushed out the Ukrainians that opposed Russia.

Yep it seems that was you.

Congrats on not being part of the Hive with views like that.
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There was essentially a civil war in Eastern Ukraine from 2014, thousands of people were killed on both sides by both pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian forces; there is a large number of people specifically in Luhansk and Donetsk who wanted to be part of Russia. You can also recognise that fact without supporting Russians invasion of Ukraine. I know doing your own independent research is challenging when you can take it from a news article but those are actual facts.
 
unwashed potato! said:
You're like beetlejuice, we have to laugh at Elon 5 times in a row and you'll come to moan about that.

Also weren't you the guy who the other day said about how some Ukraine terroritory wants to be Russian territory, now that Russia has killed or pushed out the Ukrainians that opposed Russia.

Yep it seems that was you.

Congrats on not being part of the Hive with views like that.
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Yeah he disappeared when the data showed he was talking nonsense.
 
Colonel_Klinck said:
Yeah he disappeared when the data showed he was talking nonsense.
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That wasn't data, it was like a survey of people in Ukraine asking if they wanted to be part of the USSR in 1991, it was laughable and wasn't even worth replying to. Since when is Russia in 2022 and the USSR in 1991 the same thing?

There's the actual data for you https://kiis.com.ua/?lang=eng&cat=news&id=258
 
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Roar87 said:
There was essentially a civil war in Eastern Ukraine from 2014, thousands of people were killed on both sides by both pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian forces; there is a large number of people specifically in Luhansk and Donetsk who wanted to be part of Russia. You can also recognise that fact without supporting Russians invasion of Ukraine. I know doing your own independent research is challenging when you can take it from a news article but those are actual facts.
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You mean Russian forces and proxies invaded Eastern Ukraine and starting killing Ukrainians. In 2014 the majority wanted to remain part of Ukraine. This whole thing is on Putin and his imperialist ambitions.

www.brookings.edu

10 maps that explain Ukraine’s struggle for independence

Since the fall of the USSR, Ukraine has been struggling to build an independent and democratic nation. Chrystia Freeland explains this struggle in the latest Brookings Essay, “My Ukraine: A personal reflection on a nation's dream of independence and the nightmare Vladimir Putin has visited upon...
www.brookings.edu www.brookings.edu
 
Roar87 said:
That wasn't data, it was like a survey of people in Ukraine asking if they wanted to be part of the USSR in 1991, it was laughable and wasn't even worth replying to. Since when is Russia in 2022 and the USSR in 1991 the same thing?

There's the actual data for you https://kiis.com.ua/?lang=eng&cat=news&id=258
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Oh the Brooking Institute is laughable now is it. You know what is laughable....
 
Colonel_Klinck said:
You mean Russian forces and proxies invaded Eastern Ukraine and starting killing Ukrainians. In 2014 the majority wanted to remain part of Ukraine. This whole thing is on Putin and his imperialist ambitions.

www.brookings.edu

10 maps that explain Ukraine’s struggle for independence

Since the fall of the USSR, Ukraine has been struggling to build an independent and democratic nation. Chrystia Freeland explains this struggle in the latest Brookings Essay, “My Ukraine: A personal reflection on a nation's dream of independence and the nightmare Vladimir Putin has visited upon...
www.brookings.edu www.brookings.edu
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Yes I haven't disagreed with Putin being to blame for the war, as I've said multiple times. It basically doesn't matter though, the only thing that matters is finding a peaceful outcome which both sides can accept and for the situation not to escalate.
 
Roar87 said:
No, your post claiming the USSR in 1991 and Russia in 2022 is comparable or even relevant is laughable.
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So you ignore the 2014 bit then.

There is an easy way to end the war. Russia returns to pre 2014 borders. Ukrainians wants to fight for their country, Musk should keep his opinions to himself on peace deals, he seems happy to give away parts of Ukraine.
 
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