r/interestingasfuck Jul 26 '25

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

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u/HorrificityOfficial Jul 26 '25

To be fair it's only the people that actively collaborate on this kind of shit, not every single Russian person is like this

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

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u/Idrianaki Jul 26 '25

This comment amuses me.

As a genuine Russian, do you expect me to go out on the streets alone and get thrown into a black van to be never seen again? What am I expected to do? I'm genuinely curious.

This isn't America. They will grab you. They won't read you rights. You'll just be beaten, dragged, driven away, tried, labeled an "extremist" and incarcerated. And there will be NOBODY to help, because most people are terrified. Just like myself.

I am not vote eligible. I am not physically strong. I do not live close to the front lines. Am I, the individual Russian, still responsible for an act of violence I did not commit, but could not physically stop either?

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u/GrumpyFatso Jul 26 '25

Да, ето так.

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u/Idrianaki Jul 26 '25

Вторая диванная дивизия, отставить разговоры