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First the prisoners and minorities. Then people with disabilities. Once you start mobilizing white middle and upper class its game over for Putin. Russia is losing.
Soon Russian will mobilize the recently deceased. >

"grave digging and re-animation operations are already underway..." >

Never would have thought that necromancers of everything would appear in a modern battlefield. >

The year's young... just give it some time.  I'm fully expecting ABC Warriors to rise up at some point. >

'and now we'd like to go over to the Russian spokesperson...General Blackblood' >

The elderly and children are next. >

I think they have already been used up. >

What about the elderly disabled children? >

Nobody suspects the old youth to be deployed until it's too late :( >

“Go and give those Allied troops a BIG hug!!!!” >

If by mobilize you mean "turn into cannon fodder", sure. >

It still weakens the enemy lines, plus you get rid of people who are probably a net loss to your economy. >

If your soldiers are going to be dying in a trench from artillery fire, does it matter that they have bad knees or a heart condition? >

They use those people for close combat to discover machine guns and sniper positions. A human sniper decoy basically. 
There was a short interview taken with “Donetsk people militia” fighter during the siege of Mariupol who said literally this. >

Sounds like eugenics with extra steps >

Yes.

Minorities are getting mobilized disproportionately. For example in a region with the ethnic minorities accounting for about 30% of the population and orders that no more than 1 in 10 can be Russian. 
Prisoners are sent to the front with high death rate... Those that survive will eventually get sent back to prison (recidivism) or to the front... then repeat the cycle.
People with disabilities aren't protected against mobilization.
People from poor region get convinced to participate in search for better wages.

At the start of the war Putin did claim that they'd clean up Russia from undesirables. >

Note that these are occupied territories. Any people they can conscript as cannon fodder is a Russian they don't need to conscript, someone they no longer need to worry about trying to control under occupation, and probably opens up a "space" for Russians to be moved in to as they solidify their occupation. This is a classic Russian occupation tactic. >

If I’m going to die with a gun in my hand I might as well point it at the people who sent me there. >

You're optimistic if you think the Kremlin is giving these conscripts anything more than a bus pass and a water bottle. >

if you are alone, you surrender and join Ukraine. If you have an officer with you, you and your fellow conscript kill him at night and then switch sides. >

Say what you will about the Russians, but at least they’re inclusive ^/s >

No need for a /s. I'd say they would literally use this as legitimate reasoning. "ALL Russians have the right to be called up. We do not discriminate like the West." >

Unless you are Putin, an oligarch or one of their high class cronies. >

Unfortunately affluenza is so debilitating, they have no chance of being drafted. >

They do run the risk of falling out of windows though. >

I hate for even thinking that way - but with prisoners and people with disabilities put into the firing line...are they getting rid of "unproductive eaters"? >

If you look at how the drafts have been selected, Russia is abolutely getting rid of "undesirables". Russia is using this war to commit genocide on its own people. >

they have a loong way to go. I have a hunch that FAS is pretty prevalent there. >

"Special forces" >

I think we're going to hell. >

my destination was decided a looooong time ago >

Who wouldve thought 21st century Russian cavalry would be a bunch of drunks in wheelchairs. >

Modern shock cavalry. Much more in the sense that we’d be shocked that Russia would be that desperate to conscript people with disabilities. >

To be fair, have you ever met any US Marines? >

Just because some of them eat crayons doesn’t mean they’re ALL disabled. >

How can they claim to be helping the people of the region when they are getting them killed on the front lines? 
It's quite clear once they are dead they'll just move more Russians into that territory to take their property >

Watch them successfully blame it on NATO or Ukraine.