That's hilarious. russia and China, the famous anti-imperialists

As a Ukrainian, it's hard to be certain, unfortunately

You don't understand, it's all random villages, they don't count... for some reason

Why is that even a question? Why aren't more people doing it?

Nah, the bootleg merch we got in the post-Soviet countries had the black tail tip long before Pichu was a thing.

You guys have at least 7 friends?

The most fucked unit of measurement I've seen is your mom.

How does this change the fact that China attacking Taiwan would be bad? Whataboutism?

I guess, the classic 80s comedy staple might work - spike their food and/or drink with laxatives

Be careful, made by russians, if you care about it.

It's hard to take Rodnyansky seriously on this topic, when he was the one behind multiple pieces of russian propaganda, even pre-2014, often showing Ukrainians as quirky simpletons and/or drunkards, or just less-than. And I agree that people's opinions can change, and it's good that he has come to his senses, but it's hypocritical of him to pass judgements on this topic.

Come on, no one is saying that. But they need to at least acknowledge the mistake and apologize for it. Again, what's not okay is treating it as a normal occurrence, it's just a gift for russian propaganda then, "see, even leftist Americans know that Crimea belongs to russia" etc.

I hope you realize that that's even worse. Normalizing the acceptance of annexation is not OK, and when even the progressive crowd does it - that's just sad.

Be careful, made by russians, if you care about it.

I wonder why🤔

Sounds about right. Two of my classmates, one from school and one from university, had died in Bakhmut

But dolphins are supposed to be an Allied Nations unit, russians are supposed to use War Bears

Did that, but it just started crashing at launch for me

Eh... He still was kind of an imperialist and wasn't about to let any ex-Russian Empire territory out of his control, although some of them tried to cede and go independent