In German language an "s" followed by a vowel is pronounced as /z/. The official German way of writing Zelenskyj's name is indeed Wolodymyr Selenskyj.
Otherwise, no idea what the deleted comment was saying. Germany's leftists have a very pro-Russian (and thereby pro-fascist, which is weird!) subculture, so I have my guesses, though.
Also, some are children of people who were indoctrinated to think that Soviet Union is/was a friend and only ever wanted peace and nothing more.
The bad things the Russia is doing now are a continuation of what it has been doing for a century. Accepting that they are in the wrong now would require accepting that they've done bad things before. That's a lot of work, so the mind protects itself from all that thinking.
hAvE yOu eVeN sAiD ThAnK YoU oNcE???
He's got to get a suit first.
Not visible: the Chinese "rebuild" crew waiting at the bear's arsehole.
This is a great cartoon.
This reminds me of historical political cartoons we studied in US history class it's so good
Man, look at that tongue. Russia-bear needs to lay off the cigarettes.
If you know you know
And the vodka
C'mon, be realistic! /s
Does he have a cards? Have he any cards?
Who is Selenskyi?
Also, citations please.
In German language an "s" followed by a vowel is pronounced as /z/. The official German way of writing Zelenskyj's name is indeed Wolodymyr Selenskyj.
Otherwise, no idea what the deleted comment was saying. Germany's leftists have a very pro-Russian (and thereby pro-fascist, which is weird!) subculture, so I have my guesses, though.
It's a subset of them who suffer from the delusion that Russia is still socialist somehow.
Also, some are children of people who were indoctrinated to think that Soviet Union is/was a friend and only ever wanted peace and nothing more.
The bad things the Russia is doing now are a continuation of what it has been doing for a century. Accepting that they are in the wrong now would require accepting that they've done bad things before. That's a lot of work, so the mind protects itself from all that thinking.
Five centuries.