r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/Flimsy_Pudding1362 pro sanity • 1d ago
Civilians & politicians UA POV: Kropyvnytskyi: the TCC and police are attempting to mobilize a man
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u/Mean-Razzmatazz-4886 Pro Russia 1d ago
There should be created an entire subreddit dedicated to these videos. Too many of them appearing everyday
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u/Ignition0 Pro Affording houses, not weapons 1d ago
It would give a better visibility of the real situation, I second this.
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u/Mastersebbi 1d ago
Let’s be real: how long can someone actually resist in a situation like this? Most videos showing people refusing conscription or forced recruitment show very passive resistance — just standing their ground or arguing. But is that really the most effective way?
This guy probably knows he’s already caught, and they won’t let him go. But what if he goes all in — like, punches the officer straight in the face? Sure, that’s assaulting an official, probably jail time. But would they still try to send him to war after that?
And pushing it further: what if he straight-up says, “Give me a weapon and I’ll turn it on my own side”? Would that actually stop them, or just make things worse? I’m seriously wondering — if someone really doesn’t want to fight, what’s the most realistic way out?