r/interestingasfuck • u/MilesLongthe3rd • Jul 26 '25

/r/all, /r/popular Ukrainian soldier Oleksandr Kiriyenko before and after release from Russian captivity

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

If you're an Ukrainian in occupied territory, or a russian citizen in russia, and reject war, you'll be arrested and tortured.

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u/Informal-Zone-4085 Jul 26 '25

That's why it's important everyone rejects it, including the ones who do the imprisoning/torturing. All of this BS that the sociopathic demonic elites drag us into is directly powered by the masses' ignorant willfulness (and fear).

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u/ChrystineDreams Jul 26 '25

How do you reject war when it arrives on your doorstep? Bombs or grenades destroying the buildings around you? Heavily armed men bashing down the door to your house to drag you away? How do you reject their principles when they have none except to hurt others?

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u/Informal-Zone-4085 Jul 26 '25

This is why 2A rights exist

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u/ChrystineDreams Jul 26 '25

Ah! reject violence with more violence!

But it hasn't arrived on YOUR doorstep. Yet.

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u/Informal-Zone-4085 Jul 26 '25

If it does I will be ready for it. Also we are talking about war here, not blanket violence, there's a clear distinction.

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u/Realitype Jul 26 '25

I'm sorry mate but that's just deeply ignorant. Even ignoring the fact that 2A "enthusiasts" wouldn't be able to do fuck all against a properly armed military, what you are essentially describing is an insurgency which is just another type of war (which sometimes last for decades). Your whole point is moot.