Russia has lost 1,099,530 troops in Ukraine since the beginning of its full-scale invasion on Feb. 24, 2022, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces reported on Sept. 20.
There are no harsh methods outside of torture and mass killings? You can’t come up with anything.
And you didn’t answer for your bullshit lying about how most russians don’t support the war. When it’s proven (with accounting for preference falsification) that a strong majority support the full scale invasion and an overwhelming majority support the annexation of Crimea, the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine.
More projection - YOU can’t come up with anything. This isn’t MY suggestion, it’s YOURS - so I am asking you to tell me what YOU came up with and volunteered on here. Say it now. Be specific. What SPECIFICALLY do you want done to the Russian people to make them suffer via violence - your words - be specific. List the actions. And then we can discuss if those fall into torture or mass killing categories.
I did account for that and explained that thoroughly.
I do agree that only harsh methods will work against the russians. Where is the contradiction and support for genocide?
What are those methods specifically, you didn’t answer.
There are no harsh methods outside of torture and mass killings? You can’t come up with anything.
And you didn’t answer for your bullshit lying about how most russians don’t support the war. When it’s proven (with accounting for preference falsification) that a strong majority support the full scale invasion and an overwhelming majority support the annexation of Crimea, the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine.
More projection - YOU can’t come up with anything. This isn’t MY suggestion, it’s YOURS - so I am asking you to tell me what YOU came up with and volunteered on here. Say it now. Be specific. What SPECIFICALLY do you want done to the Russian people to make them suffer via violence - your words - be specific. List the actions. And then we can discuss if those fall into torture or mass killing categories.
I did account for that and explained that thoroughly.