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[mahnmut]

Semi-Delusional Autocrats



Vladimir Putin brazenly invades Crimea, inspiring conservative pundits and making Obama seem like a weak, mom-jean-wearing dictator king.

Comments

Invasion?

[ab-ov0.livejournal.com]

How many people killed by Putin in this 'invasion'? And what does Obama have to do with this?

Re: Invasion?

[mahnmut.livejournal.com]

You wouldn't have needed to ask silly questions if you had bothered to watch the actual video.

Ps. Tell me honestly. How do you Russian guys find any post that remotely mentions your Dear Leader on the internet? It's almost as if someone (or something, perhaps some kind of software) directs you to particular posts, mhmm?

Re: Invasion?

[ab-ov0.livejournal.com]

The video won't open on my PC for some reason, but OK, I assume it was a humorous/sarcastic one.

Russians are using a very complicated piece of software, it is called Google search engine, you might have heard of that one :P

Re: Invasion?

[mahnmut.livejournal.com]

So you commented on a video without having watched it? You just saw the title and you decided what its contents were? Amazing.

Even more amazing is that someone would bother to search Google for strangers mentioning Putin, and go there and "correct" them wherever they say something "wrong". It reads like thought police.

Cheers, bro. There are better things to use your online time for, but whatever brings you entertainment, I guess.

Re: Invasion?

[ab-ov0.livejournal.com]

To begin with, I commented on your comment, not on your video. Then I asked a couple of questions to understand the point you want to say a bit better. The fact that you interpret that as a thought police reads more like paranoia.

All the best to you too. And remember, stereotypes might make your life a bit easier, but they will let you down at some point.

Re: Invasion?

[mahnmut.livejournal.com]

It's not MY comment. It's the humorous explanation below a satirical video. FFS. Follow the link, I understand the video can't be opened at your place, but the text of the explanation is within a click's distance.

I don't know if stereotypes can make your life easier, but assuming stuff about things you obviously haven't bothered to research, definitely does.