We can’t just mass execute the people who voted Trump into office.

Why not? Obviously you can’t execute tens of millions of voters. But you could execute party members and those who were active during his presidencies and other supporters within or without the party.

This concept doesn’t apply here. Democrats aren’t on the left. Liberals are not a part of leftist infighting or lack thereof.

No so does France. Proton helped convict a French environmental activist by providing the courts full access to their private proton account.

You can say quite literally the same about the US.

The EU should agree under the condition that GitHub becomes publicly owned and moves their main operations and servers to Europe.

That is true.

No true full democracy exists.

The two states closest to one in my opinion though are Switzerland and Cuba. Both with their own limitations preventing them from being considered a full democracy.

Switzerland essentially outsourced it’s entire working class to immigrants who cannot vote. Therefore it’s just a democracy of the wealthy. Meanwhile Cuba needs to maintain revolutionary mass organisations to prevent counter-revolutionaries from hijacking their democracy.

I can’t argue against that.

I’ve never considered the US a democracy. It’s a one party state with the American exceptionalism of needing to have two parties to one up the other one party states.

Try using your brain?

By armaments sent to Ukrainian separatists.

That is something I have already addressed. Learn to read, Washington bot.

You are the one who is lying by parroting western propaganda.

Russia was not involved at first. At first it was simply protests. They were then dispersed by the Ukrainian military. Only when Donbass and Luhansk formed their own governments and militias did Russia start supplying equipment and sending volunteers.

Up until the 2022 invasion, it was still a civil war with increasingly heavier support by Russia for the breakaway regions.

And this is exactly what was their pre-text for the invasion. “Protecting” the ethnic Russians in those breakaway states and those under Ukrainian military rule.

If you do not believe any of this, you’re free to lookup videos of the protests in 2014. There are plenty of videos still available showing the protesters in most prominently Donetsk and Odessa.

Also spheres of influence is not an invention by Putin. This is how the world has worked for a long time. We had the cold war spheres of influence, before that during the interregnum of thr world wars, countries did end up shifting and finally aligning themselves with great powers again. The last stroke were the spheres established by the Molotov-Ribbentropp treaty. And before WW1 there were certainly arguable also spheres of influence across both Europe and the colonies of the great powers.

And lastly no, nothing of this has anything to do with an ideological struggle. We’re not in the cold war anymore. The whole world runs on capitalist economies with republican systems (save for the constitutional monarchies and very few last absolute monarchies). There is no ideological struggle between more authoritarian and more liberal ones. The only struggle there is, is that over spheres, markets, soft power. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has not single thing to do with democracy vs authoritarianism. Russian ultranationalists do not lead the nation. Even in the worst case scenario Russia would annex a part of Ukraine and install a puppet regime over the rest. Ending Ukraine as a nation is neither feasible nor a goal for Putin and the government. The same way that Belarus keeps existing as a nation.

The revolution didn’t magically wipe out oligarchs and corruption. Ukraine is still an oligarchy, not a democracy. Do we not remember that before Zelenskyy, there was Poroshenko, a literal oligarch?

We shouldn’t whitewash history as it’s happening, just because someone is on the right side.

That is not reality.

1. 2014 did not turn Ukraine into any more of a democracy. Ukraine has as previously switched between pro-Russian and pro-Western leaders. The 2014 revolution was simply an end to that with a pro-Western win (for now).

2. Russia invaded Crime and annexed it in 2014 without military conflict between the sides. The actual war between Russia and Ukraine started only 2022.

3. The reason for Russia’s invasion had nothing to do with democracy and internal politics in Russia. The reasons were first maintaining their naval bases on Crime and with that possible domination of the Black Sea. Then not wanting a pro-Western government ruling in Ukraine, preferring a pro-Russian one. After the war started another goal of directly annexing eastern parts of Ukraine became a reason. Ukraine gave them a simple pre-text for this invasion and annexation of territories by militarily cracking down on protests that continued in Eastern Ukraine after the Maiden revolution.

The conflict has nothing to do with political systems or ideological. It’s a conflict of spheres of influence and control over neighbouring countries.

It’s good that this kind of news is being shared sometimes.

Ukraine has the right to defend itself, but it still is a corrupt state and not a democracy. Even since before the invasion, they’ve banned political organisations and parties and heavily interfered with any anti-corruption efforts.

Planes are not too cheap. Trains are too expensive.

Only raising prices is neoliberal ideology. We need to lower prices on the things that are too expensive. Something being “too cheap” due to subsidies is a secondary concern.

I’m sorry to tell you but smoking is completely socially accepted.

🥱 Nice psyop attempt

I know it’s a shame. We need it back to put down dogs like you or those in the Czech government and other reactionaries across the West down. You don’t get to tell people you leave you alone when you don’t leave them alone either.

Even more evidence in support of another intervention.

Sounds like Czechia needs another Red army intervention.

Yeah I know of those app stores. Sadly they don’t automatically include anything also found on GitHub. So not everything is on there.