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  Russia is offering violent criminals freedom if they join the military
context: What a joke of a country >
  
  Their whole system built on lies and propaganda,until one got out of that cycle and their corrupt government starting to lose their shit >
  
  a society built on lies has no reason to exist. >
  
  Consider a car engine designed by middle school kids. It's eccentric, vibrates like all conniption, lots of friction, shedding parts, smokes like a 50's movie star, stinks like a rubber tire factory on fire... how long before it just flies apart? >
  
  I bet the punishment for Russian “fake news” is worse than for Ukraine war crimes. >
  
  Well since Ukraine war crimes can’t exist by definition even if you admit to them, of course it’s worse >
  
  What do you mean? Obviously Russia is the aggressor in an unjust war, but a defender could still commit war crimes against PoW's, etc, could they not? Despite Ukraine being the victim here, that shouldn't make them immune for violating the laws of war.
  And just to clarify, I don't believe Ukraine has committed any war crimes. Russia has been speed running the war crime world record. >
  
  They mean that Russia has declared that its impossible for Russians to commit warcrimes in Ukraine. Or any kind of crime, actually. >
  
  Oh, thanks for clarifying >
  
  Thanks for asking for clarification, the comment was confusing to me too. >
  
  “But I did it!” FAKE NEWS “No really, I’m a horrible human being.” NO YOU ARE A LIAR AND WILL BE SENT TO THE GULAG, or maybe the front line again. >
  
  I want to see the trial.
  Defense Attorney:  "Can you show me on this doll where you shot and killed the civilian?"
  Prosecutor: "OBJECTION!  HEARSAY!  The defendant has previously admitted that they did not hang around after their so called 'crime'.  It would be impossible for them to know whether they killed the civilian or not!" >
  
  Soldier: waves hand at the entire doll then points directly at the forehead >
  
  OBJECTION: NON-RESPONSIVE!!!!! >
  
  Sounds like he'd be in an endless cycle if he gets arrested in Russia. 
  They'd send him to jail, then recruit him into the military, he'd be ordered to commit more war crimes, admit to them again, be arrested again, sent to jail, recruited into the military, etc., etc. >
  
  I see at least one way, beneficial to all humanity, to break the cycle. >
  
  And that is..? >
  
  War criminal getting killed after being drafted, of course. >
  
  Well .. at least Ukraine will know where to find him.   Unless he gets lost in a Siberian gulag. >
  
  He’s going to be sent to fight in Ukraine as punishment for admitting to war crimes in Ukraine that can’t exist