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  Hier kommt die Sonne
context: They managed to go the entire article without actually saying Wladimir (other than in the image subtext). I would have thought they genguinely didn't realize there are two Klitschko's who are former boxing champions if it weren't for this paragraph:
  
  Klitschko’s elder brother, Vitali, is the mayor of Kviv and also a former heavyweight champion. They trained and fought for much of their professional careers in Germany, Bach’s home country. >
  
  A country that threatens global nuclear apocalype and keeps bringing up nuclear war if people don't bow to their demands, demonizes everyone who is not them, lives in 1943 where everyone who is not them is a Nazi, genocides a people and violates human rights, war laws and international treaties...sounds like a perfect candidate to have represented at the Olympics. Right? >
  
  You obviously have no idea what Olympics are about from the start. Even in Ancient Greece all sides that were at war came together for Olympics. >
  
  I don’t think this idea is particularly relevant for a contemporary discussion about the Olympics. I like the other guys point better. >
  
  Cuz you are blood thirsty extremist like him >
  
  Hahahahaha you friggin weirdo we’re talking ab the Olympics >
  
  But... he's right? MUCH worse regimes than current Russian government were openly competing in the Olympics. >
  
  Yeah, that's why it should change >
  
  So who else should be excluded from Olympics by this logic, then? Why would Israel be allowed to compete, then? Why USA? >
  
  Is USA currently committing genocide trying to absorb another country? >
  
  They did so many times in the past, they aren't actively doing it now, however they are fully supporting the genocide of Palestinian people. >
  
  Times are changing and IOC need to realize that hiding behind sports neutrality no longer fly.  It might be the beginning of the end of Olympic as we know it should Ukraine boycott Olympic and tell the world why they refuse to participate. >
  
  Then let's at least be consistent and ban the US for Vietnam and Iraq. Both of those had a higher civilian death count than Ukraine and both of those had plenty of war crimes. >
  
  It's not a blanket issue on war, Russia invading unprovoked to annex territory in blatant violation of prior treaties is pretty unique and sets a dangerous president. >
  
  I don't think you have read up on what the Vietnam and Iraq war were. They were invasions purely for economic gain and expansion of the US' sphere of influence, lead to hundred of thousands civilian deaths, and included  the likes of cluster bombs, anti personal mines, deliberate napalm strikes in areas filled with civilians, and the active destruction of forest. 
  Russias invasion in Ukraine is without a doubt a tragic injustice but what the US (and it's allies) have done in Iraq and Vietnam dwarfs this.
  The shit we did (NATO members) in the name of democracy and Western values makes modern day Russia look like a humanitarian aid organisation.
  If burning children alive in Vietnam to increase political influence and killing 275,000-300,000 civilians in Iraq (just the direct death toll from US violence) for oil and control over the Middle East didn't set a precedent, neither did Russia's invasion in Ukraine.
  We are fucking hypocrites that don't mind letting the world burn as long as it's not on our lawn. And when someone else does it, we jump on our high horse and point fingers. >
  
  I cannot remember when USA annexed territories of Vietnam and Iraq like russians did in Ukraine. Can you remind me please? >
  
  It blows my mind that they are even allowed to compete regardless of the war and threats. They literally got caught in a mega doping scandal and everyone’s like oh yeah that’s Russia, they do those things. Here just compete anyway but use a different flag. 
  What an embarrassment of a country. >
  
  The world should take a closer look how many of these “innocent” athletes just wanting to compete are salaried Russian army employees. You can’t conveniently detach yourself from the politics if your bills are paid by organization responsible for Bucha, Irpien and Mariupol >
  
  That's mans more than a boxer. He's a champion and is one of the greats. Changed heavyweight boxing forever