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He moderated r/Ukraine, shaping how the world sees the war. Now he has to fight in it. (www.businessinsider.com)

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Real good sign your side is winning when you're conscripting a 39yo, especially someone who is arguably way more valuable left helping run your propaganda war on reddit-logo zelensky-pain

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[-] 420blazeit69@hexbear.net 44 points 3 months ago

Ehh you usually do, the much better arguments are:

A ton of other countries had non-aggression pacts with the Nazis
The Soviets signed theirs after Britain and France shot down an anti-Nazi pact (which would be an example of a pact between allies)
Your allies don't launch a genocidal invasion of you

[-] Biggay@hexbear.net 1 points 3 months ago

Not to actually The Soviets and Britain + France were not actual political allies, only really allies in that they eventually fought the same country for a very brief period of time. In the case of France they were never at war with the Nazis simultaneously as the Soviets