The West is trying to destabilize the situation in Georgia, and snipers trained in Ukraine are arriving in the country to organize provocations during mass protests, sources in the region familiar with the matter told Sputnik on Monday.
It’s not from a Lemmygrad user, but I don’t agree with the phrasing of that comment and may have removed it if it had been reported. As it stands, I don’t see the need to remove it because it would decontextualize your reply. Please use the report function if you see comments like these.
I’ve seen countless examples of this and won’t waste time looking now, but if you want I can start tagging you and @GrainEater@lemmygrad.ml whenever I notice those?
If there really are a bunch of blatant, actual examples, they’d be easy to find. If they aren’t easy to find maybe there aren’t that many, or maybe they aren’t saying what you’re reading into them (like the one you linked).
That’s not even a lemmygrad user. Regardless, I think the point is that the people in power are Nazis. Not the general populace. Ukraine is tearing down victory monuments for Christ’s sakes. When Georgia starts doing that, I’ll definitely be sympathetic to calling their government Nazis.
The newly installed Tryzub on the shield of Mother Ukraine monument, will be likely to fall. The Soviet emblem was way more stable than a rushed replacement.
Yeah I don’t think “Ukrainians will never forgive the Red Army for liberating them from Nazis” meant “Ukrainian government”, sorry. More likely, this person thinks Ukraine was on the side of Nazis in WW2 which I’m seeing quite a lot too (not looking for examples though, sorry)
How is it any different from saying “Americans” do such and such when their representatives say awful things? We know that there are American comrades, and we know that there are likely a great number more comrades in Ukraine. I really don’t think the post was meant to disparage all Ukrainians. Just the ones that support what their representatives are saying.
ok https://lemmygrad.ml/post/6083127/5387445
It’s not from a Lemmygrad user, but I don’t agree with the phrasing of that comment and may have removed it if it had been reported. As it stands, I don’t see the need to remove it because it would decontextualize your reply. Please use the report function if you see comments like these.
You’re reading that in the worst possible light and it’s still not “all Ukranians are Nazis.”
I’ve seen countless examples of this and won’t waste time looking now, but if you want I can start tagging you and @GrainEater@lemmygrad.ml whenever I notice those?
No, don’t start spamming me.
If there really are a bunch of blatant, actual examples, they’d be easy to find. If they aren’t easy to find maybe there aren’t that many, or maybe they aren’t saying what you’re reading into them (like the one you linked).
That’s not even a lemmygrad user. Regardless, I think the point is that the people in power are Nazis. Not the general populace. Ukraine is tearing down victory monuments for Christ’s sakes. When Georgia starts doing that, I’ll definitely be sympathetic to calling their government Nazis.
The newly installed Tryzub on the shield of Mother Ukraine monument, will be likely to fall. The Soviet emblem was way more stable than a rushed replacement.
Yeah I don’t think “Ukrainians will never forgive the Red Army for liberating them from Nazis” meant “Ukrainian government”, sorry. More likely, this person thinks Ukraine was on the side of Nazis in WW2 which I’m seeing quite a lot too (not looking for examples though, sorry)
How is it any different from saying “Americans” do such and such when their representatives say awful things? We know that there are American comrades, and we know that there are likely a great number more comrades in Ukraine. I really don’t think the post was meant to disparage all Ukrainians. Just the ones that support what their representatives are saying.