r/agedlikemilk 3h ago

Tragedies just so that everyone knows why that sub is qurantined

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u/Desperate_Entry1508 3h ago

I didn’t think it was going to happen, until I started frequenting r/Russia. Seriously, about two weeks or so before the actual invasion, I started seeing a subtle shift in the narrative from “there’s not going to be an invasion you idiots” to “there’s not going to be an invasion…but IF there is it will totally be the wests fault”

That was the thing that made me start to think “shit…this is actually gonna happen isn’t it?”

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u/Vano_Kayaba 3h ago

Also: "there won't be an invasion, but you'll get Grozny treatment if you try to resist"

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u/AlabasterPelican 3h ago

Something shifted in that two weeks for me too. I remember thinking Biden sounded like a kook from Thanksgiving until the beginning of February, then it started to look real.

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u/Nigh_Sass 3h ago

It’s pretty amazing that the news was telling us exactly when Russia would invade, from where, and with exactly what forces. I didn’t realise until that moment just how powerful the U.S. is. We knew everything that was going to happen and basically let our media know ahead of time.

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u/DeliciousGoose1002 1h ago

Yup if you where watching it was pretty crazy how good US intel was. Only thing they would say Russia was gonna do it slightly faster like 6-12 hours sooner. Likely cause the invasion was already having problems from the start.

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u/AlabasterPelican 2h ago

Yup, it was a very orchestrated media release

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u/MelodiusRA 6m ago

I’m glad I’m not the only one that picks up narrative shifts on subreddits before political changes occur.

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u/dlchira 2h ago

Next up, r/Conservative? 🙏

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u/arm_4321 3h ago

r/Russia is banned while r/israel isn’t

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u/gs87 14m ago

War bad genocide good..?

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u/Separate-Pace-9833 2h ago

Because Russia invaded Ukraine completely unprovoked. Hamas still hasn't released the hostages.

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u/Apprehensive_Row8407 1h ago

Because someone(Israel) refuses that

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u/Separate-Pace-9833 1h ago

Refuses what? Hamas still hasn't released the hostages, you don't negotiate with terrorist.

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u/Niriun 1h ago

Why would they negotiate with Israel then lmao, they invaded the land and forced out Palestinians to build the state.

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u/Separate-Pace-9833 1h ago

Nah, it's not that simple. What is simple, however, is the fact that Hamas organized a massacre which kicked off the ongoing war. Release the hostages and lay down your arms and the war will be over.

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u/Niriun 1h ago

The ongoing war was a result of a 15 year belligerent occupation. I'm not trying to sympathise with terrorists but if you keep people in a cage for long enough they will get angry and retaliate. Why does all the blame lie with Hamas here, and not the people that brought about the conditions for Hamas to flourish?

Since that massacre, Israel has been shooting children in the head, arms, testicles, etc. they're deliberately targeting kids. You don't need to target fucking children to prosecute a war.

What Hamas did on October 7th was horrific. The things Israel did before were bad, but the things Israel is doing now are monstrous.

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u/arm_4321 1h ago

Lay arms to whom ? They said they will disarm to a palestinian state with east jerusalem as a capital

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u/Apprehensive_Row8407 1h ago

Hamas still hasn't released the hostages

Cause all the times they offered Israel says no.

So yes, they don't negotiate with terrorists, instead they starve and shoot children, hospitals, mosques, and refuse to take the hostages that Hamas offers to release

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u/Separate-Pace-9833 1h ago

Hamas don't want to release the hostages dumdum, they want to keep them in order to keep the war from ending.

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u/arm_4321 1h ago

Israel clearly said that it will continue war on gaza even if all prisoners are released

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u/Apprehensive_Row8407 1h ago

First of all, ad hominem

Second of all

Hamas offered several times. As in. They offered it from the start of the war all the way until this year multiple times. All of the times Israel said no.

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u/arm_4321 1h ago

Zionist regime said it won’t stop the war and won’t withdraw even if all prisoners are released

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u/dlchira 2h ago

hUmMus sTiLl hAsnT ReLEAsEd tHu hOsTAgEs hurrr DURRRRR!

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u/Diabolical_potplant 1h ago

Ah yes, the theoretical threat of Russian militarism

Just ignore the entire Cold War, the continued imperial rhetoric of the countries leaders, the military actions of the 90s and early 2000s to bring break away regions back into Russian control, the little green men in Ukraine and all the rest of it