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Let's put away the jump-to-conclusions mat. Even for good causes people can make mistakes in judgement and use bad tactics.

I still stand by the comment that spending time to threaten to kill college kids is an ass hole move (especially how they will perceive the character in the video), but I thank you for having a sane take. I absolutely agree that if you have the free time/resources/knowledge of college schedules to do this that a better tactic would be to inform them of the realities of war for them instead of issuing them a challenge. Explain that going to war is not what they are told. Again that's if any of this is even real.

Hey man. Are you ok? You're wishing violent death on people you don't know anything about because they made a critical comment on an internet video.

You know that isn't normal, right?

I do know that. It is still not relevant.

I'm not debating who the aggressor is or who started the war. It's not relevant to this situation. Blinding yourself to your team's mistakes doesn't make them go away and doesn't blind other people. If this is real it has the exact opposite effect the Ukrainian wanted to have.

Try watching the video again but with the nationalities of everyone reversed. A group of Ukrainian students interested in joining the military watch a video of a Russian soldier telling them he is going to kill them. How would the Ukrainian students react?

If I was a Russian student I would find this very inspiring to join the military . To see my enemy and know he is an ass hole. I have trouble believing it is real.

EDIT: to all the psychos wishing me death in the comments... This isn't a pro Russia comment. I would not consider myself pro Russia. Please go and touch grass. Think about the kind of person you have chosen to be and please channel your energy/anger into a more productive channel.