

You’re just grandstanding about the US on an unrelated article, though


You’re just grandstanding about the US on an unrelated article, though


I’m asking about why you’re talking about the US media as opposed to the Ukrainian media, which would actually be relevant.


Is “CBS News senior foreign correspondent Charlie D’Agata,” a Ukrainian citizen? If not, then what does that have to do with the article, apart from the fact that he mentions Ukrainians on his way to being racist?


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Blowing up a statue of Trump would totally be the thing that gets him to turn on Putin.


You’re talking like they’re kissing ass for any reason other than just not fucking themselves while actively engaged in an existential war, which is why I’m comfortable calling it lazy political criticism. It’s being unrelated to the topic should be self-evident.
Also, I’m not really sure I’d describe their relationship with Israel as particularly close, especially given Israel’s persistent unwillingness to provide military aid, publicly condemn Russia’s aggression (going back to 2014) either individually or as a UN member state, or basically do anything vis-à-vis Ukraine that might remotely upset Russia. Hell, they won’t even refrain from buying shipments of wheat that Russia stole from Ukraine.
If anything, Ukraine’s involvement in the middle east is about Iran. You know why they’re experienced with stopping shaheed drones, right?


Ok, so it was just lazy political criticism that’s basically unrelated to the topic.


Are they building statues of all or any of those other people?
Biden’s post-presidency grows ever more based as he singlehandedly pops the AI bubble