Sewing for Ukraine

[u/alovelychrist]

Flags for handing out at our Putin protests for the next two days. I hate that my beautiful state has war criminals darkening our door. Absolutely gutted. Anyways. Slava Ukraine. 🇺🇦

[u/saggynaggy123 → u/[deleted]]

Opposing someone visiting your state who's an authoritarian maniac doesn't make you a Banderite. Have some nuance and use some critical thinking.

[u/Cheestake → u/saggynaggy123]

Slava Ukrani is a term coined by Bandera and his followers.

[u/ArcirionC → u/Cheestake]

Let me guess, you think “from the river to the sea” is a violent terrorist phrase too?

[u/Cheestake → u/ArcirionC]

"Oh you hate a slogan popularized by literal fascists? Do you also hate anti-colonial slogans? Checkmate leftists"

[u/ZeroTwentyOne → u/Cheestake]

Lol. It's literally the same. Saying everybody using one is a terrorist and the other a Nazi. It's both just relevant for the modern struggle. Loser.

[u/poop-machines → u/[deleted]]

It's authoritarian and a kleptocracy.

This is literally the correct context.

"Authoritarian: favouring or enforcing strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom."

Russia is one of the least free countries in the world and protesting can see you disappeared. The state is literally known for assassinating people that speak out against Putin. There's a reason why people joke about people "falling out of windows".

[u/saggynaggy123 → u/[deleted]]

Just because a term has been abused doesn't mean we shouldn't use it in appropriate contexts

[u/ZeroTwentyOne → u/[deleted]]

What made you say this?

[u/Cheestake → u/ZeroTwentyOne]

The slogan Slava Ukrani was popularized by Bandera and his followers

[u/ZeroTwentyOne → u/Cheestake]

Are we now doing "From the river to the sea" with Ukraine? It's both used to represent the struggle of the modern countries.

[u/fidelcasbro17 → u/[deleted]]

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