Zelensky's daily meltdown

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45-70Ag
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3:31p, 2/18/25
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If he truly wants the Ukrainian government to be involved in negotiations, have an open election that's monitored and whoever wins can represent Ukraine.

This clown is mad his free ride is over with president dementia.
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:33p, 2/18/25
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I not longer feel like contributing Billions.
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:35p, 2/18/25
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The gall of that guy to want what's best for his country that's being invaded
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3:36p, 2/18/25
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Good
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3:37p, 2/18/25
"It's not what you said, it's the way you said it."
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In reply to Teslag • 3:39p, 2/18/25
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And has become wealthy through this war that's causes his people to suffer and refuses to hold elections.

Screw that clown.
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:39p, 2/18/25
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It's so sad whenever an actor selected by the intelligence cartel doesn't feel like we're fully committed to an unending war of attrition with no clear attainable objectives or realistic standard for peace.
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3:41p, 2/18/25
Cry more B
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:42p, 2/18/25
He should talk to me. I don't think "not feeling supported" would be his conclusion.
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In reply to Teslag • 3:43p, 2/18/25
Teslag said:
The gall of that guy to want what's best for his country that's being invaded
I want the best for my country. I don't see how that involves the taxpayers of another country.

Biden is gone. Maybe he can call Hunter. Or John Kerry. Or Hussein Obama.
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3:44p, 2/18/25
Just checked Google maps .."Ukraine" is still in the area known as "not America". Zero ****s to give about that area.
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In reply to Teslag • 3:45p, 2/18/25
What's best for his country is a democracy where they have free and fair elections.
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:45p, 2/18/25
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45-70Ag said:


If he truly wants the Ukrainian government to be involved in negotiations, have an open election that's monitored and whoever wins can represent Ukraine.

This clown is mad his free ride is over with president dementia.

Can we just give Ukraine back to Russia already?


I am part of the problem and you're the victim...
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In reply to Ellis Wyatt • 3:45p, 2/18/25
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Teslag said:
The gall of that guy to want what's best for his country that's being invaded
I want the best for my country. I don't see how that involves the taxpayers of another country.

Biden is gone. Maybe he can call Hunter. Or John Kerry. Or Hussein Obama.


Hunter can liquidate some of his paintings.
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In reply to Teslag • 3:46p, 2/18/25
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The gall of that guy to want what's best for his country that's being invaded


He can wants what's best. We just don't have to pay for it.
I wish a buck was still silver, it was back, when the country was strong.
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In reply to Teslag • 3:46p, 2/18/25
I know right! His sort of dictatorship is sooooo much better for his people than a Russian dictatorship!
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3:47p, 2/18/25
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At least he didn't whine about Elon being unelected
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In reply to Logos Stick • 3:47p, 2/18/25
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What's best for his country is a democracy where they have free and fair elections.


Luckily they'll soon have Russia to ensure the type of free and fair elections that they're famous for. Lol.
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3:47p, 2/18/25
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The best thing for Ukraine is for their own people to decide who their leaders should be and if he wants to stand in the way, he should be Mussolini'd.
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In reply to Jugstore Cowboy • 3:48p, 2/18/25
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It's so sad whenever an actor selected by the intelligence cartel doesn't feel like we're fully committed to an unending war of attrition with no clear attainable objectives or realistic standard for peace.


The US had pretty good results with an actor going up against Russia…
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:49p, 2/18/25
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Guess what, dumbass. We don't support you.
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:50p, 2/18/25
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45-70Ag said:
The best thing for Ukraine is for their own people to decide who their leaders should be and if he wants to stand in the way, he should be Mussolini'd.


Their constitution does not allow for elections during martial law. In addition, how do you propose holding elections in areas under Russian occupation?
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In reply to Rossticus • 3:50p, 2/18/25
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Logos Stick said:
What's best for his country is a democracy where they have free and fair elections.


Luckily they'll soon have Russia to ensure the type of free and fair elections that they're famous for. Lol.


Don't care. They can have the UK and France and Germany too. Democracy, my ass. Lol. They'll fit right in with old Putin. He doesn't abide free speech either. Although, he's not much for Muslim hoardes invading his country.
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In reply to Teslag • 3:51p, 2/18/25
Teslag said:
45-70Ag said:
The best thing for Ukraine is for their own people to decide who their leaders should be and if he wants to stand in the way, he should be Mussolini'd.


Their constitution does not allow for elections during martial law. In addition, how do you propose holding elections in areas under Russian occupation?


Get rid of Martial Law. Next.
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In reply to Logos Stick • 3:52p, 2/18/25
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Logos Stick said:
Teslag said:
45-70Ag said:
The best thing for Ukraine is for their own people to decide who their leaders should be and if he wants to stand in the way, he should be Mussolini'd.


Their constitution does not allow for elections during martial law. In addition, how do you propose holding elections in areas under Russian occupation?


Get rid of Martial Law. Next.


They can do that as soon as the foreign invader isn't on their soil…
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In reply to 45-70Ag • 3:52p, 2/18/25
45-70Ag said:


If he truly wants the Ukrainian government to be involved in negotiations, have an open election that's monitored and whoever wins can represent Ukraine.

This clown is mad his free ride is over with president dementia.
I don't understand why you're celebrating the downfall of an ally. Truly baffling times we're in where Republicans cheer for Russia.
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In reply to Teslag • 3:52p, 2/18/25
Teslag said:
Logos Stick said:
Teslag said:
45-70Ag said:
The best thing for Ukraine is for their own people to decide who their leaders should be and if he wants to stand in the way, he should be Mussolini'd.


Their constitution does not allow for elections during martial law. In addition, how do you propose holding elections in areas under Russian occupation?


Get rid of Martial Law. Next.


They can do that as soon as the foreign invader isn't on their soil…


They can do it anytime they want. Next.
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In reply to Hullabaloonatic • 3:53p, 2/18/25
Hullabaloonatic said:
45-70Ag said:


If he truly wants the Ukrainian government to be involved in negotiations, have an open election that's monitored and whoever wins can represent Ukraine.

This clown is mad his free ride is over with president dementia.
I don't understand why you're celebrating the downfall of an ally. Truly baffling times we're in where Republicans cheer for Russia.


I'm cheering for America, unlike you lefties. The only reason you support this war is because you hate Trump.
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In reply to Logos Stick • 3:53p, 2/18/25
Logos Stick said:
Rossticus said:
Logos Stick said:
What's best for his country is a democracy where they have free and fair elections.


Luckily they'll soon have Russia to ensure the type of free and fair elections that they're famous for. Lol.


Don't care. They can have the UK and France and Germany too. Democracy, my ass. Lol. They'll fit right in with old Putin. He doesn't abide free speech either. Although, he's not much for Muslim hoardes invading his country.


If he tries to retain power after the war is over and martial law is rescinded then you'll have a point. Right now, as I understand it, he's following the Ukrainian constitution which disallows elections during such times as martial law is in effect.
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3:54p, 2/18/25
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I don't understand why you're celebrating the downfall of an ally. Truly baffling times we're in where Republicans cheer for Russia.

Wrong. Screw Russia. We just don't want to pay for foreign wars any longer. And especially the obvious graft and kickbacks being funded with our tax dollars.
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3:55p, 2/18/25
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does Zelenskyy want the war to end?

it doesn't seem like it
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3:55p, 2/18/25
Has he signed over the mineral rights yet?
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In reply to Hullabaloonatic • 3:55p, 2/18/25
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Hullabaloonatic said:
45-70Ag said:


If he truly wants the Ukrainian government to be involved in negotiations, have an open election that's monitored and whoever wins can represent Ukraine.

This clown is mad his free ride is over with president dementia.
I don't understand why you're celebrating the downfall of an ally. Truly baffling times we're in where Republicans cheer for Russia.
Wanting to not fund Ukraine's war, doesn't mean you cheer for Russia.
This kind of specious logic, and corrupt politicians sending money to a corrupt Ukraine regime is exactly why Trump was elected.
We send billons to Ukraine, but $700 dollars to Americans whose houses were burnt down.
Insanity.
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In reply to Rossticus • 3:56p, 2/18/25
Zelensky and the leg can lift martial law.
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In reply to Teslag • 3:56p, 2/18/25
Teslag said:
Logos Stick said:
Teslag said:
45-70Ag said:
The best thing for Ukraine is for their own people to decide who their leaders should be and if he wants to stand in the way, he should be Mussolini'd.


Their constitution does not allow for elections during martial law. In addition, how do you propose holding elections in areas under Russian occupation?


Get rid of Martial Law. Next.


They can do that as soon as the foreign invader isn't on their soil…


I seem to remember someone telling me once that Putin was free to leave anytime he wanted.

Well Zelensly can have an election anytime he wants.

Let's hold everyone to the same standard.

If the Ukrainian people want to continue the conflict and think he is doing a good job then they will reelect him.

But why not let the Ukrainian people decide what they want?
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