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Their governments by helping Russia in their unlawful invasion of Ukraine are far more heartless and the people complying with the broken systems and brainwashed by the govt propaganda are just as culpable.  They chose to side with evil and that their problem.
Translation, "We have now secured enough alternative supply to not excessive civil unrest to destabilize our own government to ban Russian oil." >

This is the reason why nuclear fuel from Russia did not get banned yet and there aren't even serious discussions on doing that, because countries like France rely on Russia for that. >

Europe bans Russian diesel only to take Azeri fuel instead, bravo. 
/s in case anyone actually thought that's a good thing. >

Nagorno-Karabakh is at least nominally part of Azerbaijan. They aren't presently invading Armenia, abducting children and threatening to use nuclear weapons. The Azeris are also the only chance we have at building a non-Russian pipeline to the gas fields in Central Asia. >

My guy you are so uninformed. They /have/ invaded Armenia. They have held several outposts /inside/ Armenia's borders since the 2020 war. In addition to that they HAVE directly invaded Armenia in September. The US forced them to 'ceasefire' which only translated into de-escalating to schooting at civilians and soldiers in skirmishes. The equivalent of what happened during the years up till the second Russian invasion. They are also actively blocking Stepanakert yet again, now for two months leaving 120,000 people with dwindling supplies. That has been accompanied by attacking infrastructure causing black outs and cutting gas lines in winter. Which again, repeatedly has happened. Azerbaijan is not the only country with fuel and while poor europeans cried about the possibility of not having gas people actually didn't have it in mountainous winters repeatedly. But hey bothsideism, ignore all the pogroms. Armenians just aren't white enough.
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At least know who the fuck you're defending. >

You're omitting a lot of elements of the conflict that paint Armenia in a less flattering light, such as Amnesty International citing both sides for war crimes or the fact that Nagorno-Karabakh has been contested territory for decades and is not internationally recognized as Armenian territory. >

Russias oil economy will never recover.  Wind/Solar/storage are the new norm.  Will be interesting to see if Russia can adapt.  They accelerated their demise by invading Ukraine. >

Good for them.   Fuck Russia that country can eat shit and be nuked for all I care >

Yes but not nuked. It could spread to innocent countries. >

Depends on where you nuke them and I can name 2 neighboring nations of theirs that deserve that radioactive fallout.  China and North Korea. >

That's kinda heartless considering there are millions of innocents in all of those places. No matter how evil the government may be, we shouldn't blindly nuke them. Ideally you want to dismantle them without a massive amount of civilian casualties. One of the reasons nothing can be done about North Korea is because any solution results in the possibility of millions of deaths on both sides which isn't ideal or viable.
Plus if you do manage to overthrow these leaders there's odds someone just as bad is just gonna take the reigns. It'll take some fall of the 3rd Reich level shit to possibly keep that from happening. As in, an formal invasion, occupation, and treaties and all that. This is no easy task.