comment: >
  
  Except for the ones who don't
context: Helped the weak to the grave >
  
  I feel like an evil soulless fuck for laughing at your comment >
  
  Congratulations! You are Russian now. >
  
  Borrow some tampons, grab some camping gear, and get out there to the front line! >
  
  Surely beating one's mom to death is a crime that transcends cultural barriers, but maybe not so in Russia. >
  
  Domestic abuse is legal in Russia. >
  
  Russian culture is seriously rotten to the core for it to allow this to happen. >
  
  This war in Ukraine has fully convinced me the Russian culture is irreversibly misogynistic and the world would be a better place without it but... oh well.   
  And it may be an unpopular opinion but honesty is the best policy and people are welcome to disagree. >
  
  I would not say irreversible, like Nazi Germany was full of Nazis, and present day the average German is not a Nazi. 
  It does seem depressingly unlikely that Russia will reverse course though. >
  
  I have a feeling this stuff goes much deeper in Russia than Nazi in Germany. >
  
  The highest the nazi party topped out at was 1/3 of the votes.  Some of their policies were more popular but most of germans weren't nazis or supported their cause.  They just got taken for a bad ride.  The peasants in Russia are likely getting taken for a ride too. >
  
  I'm already starting to sweat over my grocery bills and I'm an okay-ish off american. Russia has taken a harder hit than we have economically from COVID. The life of a peasant in Russia this January is something I never want to experience. Guessing its cold and hungry. >
  
  Bunch of clowns over there, I swear. >
  
  Hey, watch your words. Most clowns love their mothers.