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Originally Posted by CyberSEO
Since when Crimea has any relations to the Ukraine?
If you are a mature man, you should realize it was a fictitious deal. Some formal thing to let the Ukrainian government to feel some respect. We both know that if the Ukrainian government would not be able to break that deal in any case.
I'm talking about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimea...ferendum,_1991 and I really don't understand how Kosovo people are better than the Ukrainians?
He doesn't drink at all. He has about 14 year experience in martial arts (aikido, kudo and sambo), he's a musician, and he's studying IT science in one of the best Moscow universities (not just for free, he's being paid for that by the government) and works as a Java coder. You may try to pour buckets of poison here, but it won't touch me somehow. I'm proud of my son and I have no worries about his future. |
You see, your attitude is a problem. I wouldn't have to prove that Ukraine is an independent country to anyone but you - you act like Putin, pretending shit didn't happen.
Fictional, хуи-ctional - the fuckers have been robbing the people, that's enough to stop right there. They are to blame for all the shit we have, and, of course, passive citizens.
It's a quintessence of a fuck up.
I would allow Ukrainians to vote, especially this particular hard time - if they want Crimea back or they don't care. I'm sure the most would vote 'fuck that shithole', people don't have to die for that, people don't have to live their lives expecting the next draft to be announced. People would vote contract army and call it a day.
You keep telling others what to do, ordering people to do as you say, you think it's ok to do so. I believe no matter how well set up you are, how well educated your son is - you are the typical mindset of those who play against Ukraine.