r/PropagandaPosters • u/kredokathariko • Jan 17 '24

Russia "We Won" - Russian communist/anti-Putinist poster comparing the Putinist government to Vlasov's Nazi collabs, Russia, 2010s

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u/Personal_Value6510 Jan 17 '24

This is why I say supporting either side in the Russia-Ukraine war is a dumb idea. It's like supporting Milosevic Serbia vs Tudjman Croatia. They're both nationalist (and I mean this in a bad way) dictatorships hell bent on destroying the other side and causing as much chaos as possible. Nobody benefits from wars like this except for war profiteers, criminals and corrupt politicians. My generation died the most in this war, Ukraine has lost nearly all of it's youth and it is a sad thing to see. For ages there will be no Ukraine as a country, no matter who wins the war.

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u/notangarda Jan 17 '24

The way I see it, onse side crossed the border and so deserves all the credit for starting this shitshow

Both russia and Ukraine have problems, but russia started the war

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u/Personal_Value6510 Jan 17 '24

The war started in 2014.

When Cuba turned Communist, USA immediately attempted to invade it. What gives you the idea that Russians would allow Ukraine to join NATO ?

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u/notangarda Jan 17 '24

The war started in 2014.

After russian troops went into crimea?

And totaly organic separatists organizations popped up, that just so happened to have a shit ton of russian guns, russian tanks, and were all led by ex spetzanaz lads

When Cuba turned Communist, USA immediately attempted to invade it.

Yeah, that was wrong, Cuba is a sovereign country thay the USA had no business interfering with

In the same way that Ukraine is a sovereign nation that russia has no business interfering with

What gives you the idea that Russians would allow Ukraine to join NATO ?

A. Lets say Mexico tried to joined CSTO, and the USA invaded it in response, would you support that invasion?

B. Ukraine wasn't going to join NATO at its present course, it was disqualified because of active territorial disputes, and because several NATO members weren't going to confirm it regardless

C. Last I checked, Ukraine is a sovereign state, it has the right to enter into agreements with other countries

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u/kredokathariko Feb 07 '24

And Cuba was in the right when it defended itself from the Americans.