I hope people in the west understands the gravity of things .

People in the west should stop this madness ...hek whom am I kidding ,they won't .

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Russian dictator: constantly makes nuclear threats
Tankies: Why would the west do this?
- There're two things I would like to point here to show u how stupid u liberals are.
  First: you guys are so concerned about being on the moral high ground that u just can't be pragmatic. You would easily start a nuclear war and feel good about it because the other side has a government u don't agree with.
  Second: you guys point fingers to Russia but would be the first to agree with nuking Iraq or another country occupied by the US the moment any of them did as much as shot a couple of American civilians in American ground, let alone drone attacks...
  
  Seriously these western liberals are out of their minds , they live in a parallel reality .
  
  It really scares me that western propaganda is so powerful they are willing to let us all die as long as they feel they are on the "right" side....
  
  its not just propaganda , its simply the arrogance with ignorance . Western libs feel good when US invades and destroys other governments , genocides the people but Russia can't talk about their own security issues . Its simply Putin this or Putin that. Putin has always higher popularity than these nutjobs who are ruling the west and Navalny is the not the opposition of Putin.
  
  Luckily I was innoculated against it since my stepdad is Navajo but I can also understand how these people fall prey to it.
- Putin is no more of a dictator than any other western head of state has ever been, they are all beholden to bourgeois material interests.
  You people are so fuckin dense.
  
  Dumb take. Putin holds far more power as an individual within his country than any western head of state does - they are tools of the capitalist class more than anything else. Yes, neither Putin nor Western leaders care about working class people, but that doesn’t make them identical.
  
  Putin holds far more power as an individual within his country than any western head of state does
  This is the dumbest thing I have ever read.
  they are tools of the capitalist class more than anything else. Yes, neither Putin nor Western leaders care about working class people, but that doesn’t make them identical..
  Yes it does lol. My dude you are so close...
  
  Why? The Western political system is more resilient and powerful, but that means that the individual people who are part of that system (including the heads of state) have less power over that system they can exert by themselves.
  Is the Western capitalist class more powerful? Yes. Are the political systems that function for their benefit more powerful? Also yes. But are the individuals who temporarily serve as heads of state more powerful within that system? Resoundingly no.
  And yeah, the relationship between the Russian capital class and that of the Western capital class and the respective workers under their thumb is identical, but that doesn’t mean that the relationship they have with the political leaders is identical. In the West politicians are arguably more like well paid employees of the capitalists, while in Putin’s case there’s a more equal footing.
  Does that make a difference to the people at the bottom? No. Does it make those situations identical? Also no.
  
  Is the Western capitalist class more powerful? Yes.
  
  Yeah fucking duh, but that wasn’t the point we were arguing, my guy.
  
  You are missing a very important detail, which is that if they are tools of the capitalist class, it's the capitalists making decisions and the amount of "power" individual politicians within that apparatus have is essentially a mundane question of administrative structure. Putin the capitalist puppet is no more or less dangerous than a hypothetical quadrivium of capitalists puppets would if they collectively had his power.
- Lmao, you think Russia makes more nuclear threats than America? Who has actually used them on civilian populations again?

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