Pascal
Probably has something to do with leaving a platform because it turned into a capitalist shithole?
They got exiled from reddit years ago
Huh, just like everyone else here
It's weird rather that some people are such bootlickers that they complain about people being socialists/communists after leaving a platform because of capitalism
Notice how you don't address anything they said because it's true.
The US has been the only country genocidal enough to use a nuclear bomb on actual human beings, and they did it twice at that. Having a nuclear deterrence to keep such a war-mongering country out is important. And it's been working as we can see.
I mean obviously. There's gonna be some bits of light left in the abyss.
there are fascists in Ukraine, like in a lot of countries
Most countries don't have a fascist government that violently suppresses the left. Israel and Ukraine are about the only ones (and maybe Modi's India to an extent?) right now.
It's not about a "right" to invade. The point is this was the only option left with a coup gov that doesn't care about prior peace agreements, kills people for resisting (like Eastern Ukrainians in DPR & LPR and Crimeans), and is being blocked by the US and UK from negotiating.
Ukraine was very much at peace with Russia as it always had been before the 2014 coup and the resulting fascist gov that didn't care about such agreements.
China hasn’t committed to any steps to address American concerns, arguing that its cheap solar panels and other green products are helping the world wage the costly battle against climate change.
Based. Pay no attention to the shit the US government says.
Except Saudi and Jordan
Those governments have to somewhat keep up the appearance of opposing israel/US because their populations strongly support Palestine.
Something something capitalism I'm guessing
The Communist Manifesto
The language can be a bit tough to understand these days though so might want to read Ted Reese's Socialism Or Extinction instead