Opinion | Why non-Western countries tend to see Russia's war very differently
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The West appears blind to its own hypocrisy and narrow interests in calling for a rules-based order.
    • nachtigall@feddit.de
      145·
      3 years ago

      Soldiers of Russia enter Ukraine and kill Ukrainian soliders. How would you call it if not war?

      • VictimOfReligion
        104·
        3 years ago

        Excuse them, we usually hear “war” when it should be called “piracy”, “massacre”, “imperialist conquest”, “genocide”… Either way, this conflict is showing me that I would rather be attacked by Russia instead of any Western country and even my own country (we had a Civil War already), frankly.

      • agarorn@feddit.de
        108·
        3 years ago

        Did he really unironically play the “special military operation” card. Wtf

        • nachtigall@feddit.de
          66·
          3 years ago

          I think I simply don’t share your view that it takes violence/terror against civilians for a conflict to be labeled a war (at least that’s what your previous comment seems to imply, you may correct me at any time).

          I doubt you are incapable, so I will just call it intellectual dishonesty.

          Thanks, very nice from you, comrade :D

    • Sightline@lemmy.ml
      109·
      3 years ago

      “It’s just an exercise”

      “It’s just a special military operation”