r/InternationalNews • u/speakhyroglyphically • Oct 17 '24

Ukraine/Russia Videos of Ukrainians being detained by conscription patrols go viral

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '24

Nobody should be dragged to fight in a war against their will, period

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u/Pre_spective Oct 17 '24

Pretty sure that’s how war works

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u/_Kiith_Naabal_ Oct 17 '24

You sure? How do you know?

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '24 edited Nov 25 '24

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u/Pre_spective Oct 17 '24

So when ww2 happened how many people willingly dragged themselves into that war?

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u/Logical-Volume9530 Oct 17 '24

smooth brain gang!!!

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u/Pre_spective Oct 17 '24

Literally mass conscriptions, to fight for their country.

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u/_Kiith_Naabal_ Oct 17 '24

In US, hell, even in Russia, if you are a draft dodger, you will go to court and be judged. Whatever the sentence is, there is a trial. Ukraine is just kidnapping people on the street and sending it to the frontline. And like even they say, they die between 3 days to 3 weeks. You are defending this like an authentic keyboard warrior, because if it was you being kidnapped like that, you would be squealing and kicking like a dying pig.

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u/Pre_spective Oct 17 '24

I’m not defending people being kidnapped that ridiculous. I’m asking a question… Your compassion for the Russian war machine is clear comrade!

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u/_Kiith_Naabal_ Oct 17 '24

Are you that illiterated? Did I defend Russia here?

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u/Pre_spective Oct 17 '24

Yes, prove me wrong comrade!

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