[NSFL] The aftermath of a HIMARS strike on a building housing Chechen/Russian soldiers
[NSFL] The aftermath of a HIMARS strike on a building housing Chechen/Russian soldiers
Mirror:
Source: https://t.me/noel_reports/5069
That one dude at the end is a broken man. Probably mentally and physically.
@TransplantedSconie @LaFinlandia like with my nazi ancestors Wehrmacht soldiers - if you not oppose your domestic oppressor you might end in the trenches of a war you do not want. I force myself to have no pity. They are aggressors on foreign soil. No pity. #destroyrussiaonceandforall
That take is ignorant of psychology, sociology, and history. Far too much wrong with it for me to even begin breaking it down here, so I'll just leave with this:
You can want Ukraine to win, celebrate their victories, but dehumanizing soldiers in a war that you're life and safety isn't directly tied to, is bad for your own mental health and moral character.
The only exception is if you're Ukrainian. Not because it invalidates any of the underlying truths, but because dehumanizing your direct enemy can be a helpful psychological coping mechanism when you're actually fighting a war, I get that.
I'm just pointing that out. I have zero sympathy for them.
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