“Oh no, we no longer can present our point of view as a fact, people want to know more”

Yes, this is a soviet poster from 1968, author is Joseph Efimovsky. Still relevant.

Have fun and safe New Year! I’m not a fan of fireworks myself 😖

So, as they say, 160 missiles and hundreds of drones were launched across many cities of Ukraine and killed 20 people.

While Ukraine launched a few dozen drones and heavy MLRS killing 24* people in one area of one city.

*The number has risen, unfortunately

It’s a magazine about conspiracy theories and “mysteries”. Nothing serious actually

But “it’s different/it didn’t happen” when Ukraine hits maternity centers, shopping malls and kindergartens. Or drops bombs from the drones on civilians, seeing exactly who they hit.

Really nice colour scheme, good work!

Not for post-Soviet counties for sure

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How it’s not a satire?

Lastly, you haven’t explained why it would be illogical to care less for the aggressor. It seems you’re searching for some reason to be outraged.

The person in screenshot literally says that they don’t feel bad about civilians if they are killed by Ukraine. Who’s the aggressor? Civilians in LPR and DPR, who have been suffering from Ukraine since 2014?

Nooo, our marvel hero star wars something wound never do this!!

Do you know about r/UkraineNaziWatch ? They collect articles like this.

200 years?

At least two of them met it in Bakhmut

Sergei Fedik Alexander Stankov

https://vk.com/wall-207825990_23708 Here’s pro-Ukrainian page writing about his death, saying that he took part in “Odessa clashes, which resulted in Ukrainian side victory”. This is what they think about this tragedy.

None of those who burned people alive, slaughtered them on the ground and shot them were punished.

Does the flair “Democracy will win 🇺🇲” refers to American atomic bombs?

There’s more.

Besides the cross in the username, popular among the nazis, they say that he was in “neosoviet captivity” (неорадянському полонi) 🤡

Tweet translation: Oleg Mudrak died yesterday evening in Kyiv. Oleg was the commander of the 1st battalion of the <<Azov>> regiment, he was a true hero of our family. He spent 6 months in neo-Soviet captivity and the consequences of this caught up with him. We will not forgive and we will not forget! To be a warrior means to live forever

Their quality and safety is questionable under capitalism too

Jesus