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wow, 4400 updoots and only 90 comments, a 2% comment to like ratio.  Reddit doesn't even try to hide the astroturfing anymore.  For all the whining about "Russian bots", you guys sure enjoy gobbling up some delicious neocon slop.
Germany went from a rightful position of frustration to a position deserving of rightful praise.  Successfully transitioning out of all Russian energy is itself a massive blow to Russia, nevertheless all of the financial and weapons transfers.  Germany had to break through a ton of bureaucracy and seriously reshape both political and energy policies to get where it is now. >

German bureaucracy needs major reforms throughout, their slowness, rigidity and extreme hard-on for paper-copies and disregard for any electronic means of doing stuff has it downright stuck in the 1970s >

I mean, the slowness is a feature. It's made to put as much red rape in front of the next Hitler as possible, so they they just get tired of filling out forms and give up. >

Imagine if Hitler wasn’t able to come to power because he didn’t want to fill out forms. >

Look, I know you wish to start a thousand-year reich, but you didn't fill out your forms in triplicate and you used a green pen, so we just gave Merkel the job again. >

I wonder what Churchill, FDR, Bismarck, Stalin etc thought that a German woman was the most powerful being in Europe for two decades. >

German women is only a childbearing machine in the eyes of Nazi. Russian women fought in the frontline. US and UK women work in arm services in the backend and factory. >

The US hasn't elected a single female President ever. Half the US still thinks women are too emotional to be leaders :( >

Titles where Zelensky demands more get updoots, and titles where Zelensky is thanking others for their support get no comments. :/ >

Ofc not, Reddit has had a hate boner for Germany for a few months now, so a positive article about the German-Ukrainian relationship doesn’t fit into their narrative and gets ignored >

Reddit has hated Europeans since pretty much forever but it feels like it’s gotten even worse lately. >

Reddit is a primarily American site (with ~~something like 65-70%~~ ~50% US users, and the single largest demographic) where the European users frequently shit on the US for all sorts of things like the political landscape, mass shootings, healthcare, hypocrisy, etc. I’m not saying they’re wrong to do so or that their opinions are invalid, but that tends to create a certain divide, you know? People tend to dish back when they feel attacked. >

What makes you think those are Europeans "shitting" on the US? >

They say they are >

Ukraine will win big in 2023 >

Danke, Liebe Deutschland, aus Amerika >

*liebes :D >

Germany from nothing early this year turned into one of the largest Ukrainian supporters, both financially, as well as militarily and policially. >

Germany was the biggest financial supporter since 2014, even before the invasion >

if you mean trading partner, that would be China >

Wonder if any Germans cared about his attire >

its been published in german media as one of the main news today. i would argue both the government as well as the people liked it.
the government because they are terrible at communication and selenskys message communicated to the german people that the government is doing a good job in this regard.
and the people liked it because its kind of rare that a foreign entity speaks so positively. its like a personal pat on the shoulder. >

I’m cool with whatever he’s wearing but here in the USA there are lots of who are pro-russia who thought his wardrobe was disrespectful when he visited Washington DC. >

They should google Churchill's wardrobe when he visited USA during WW2. >

So awesome! Putin and his tiny dick is no match for an organized planet against him. >

Is it really news that zelensky said "thanks for giving us the shit we need to not get conquered".
I kinda took his gratitude for granted, I imagine he ends every phone call with a friendly head of state with "thanks bro/sis I don't know where'd we'd be without you" >

Yes. Because it shows that his Ukraine and the West supporting him are on mutual good terms. This needs to be publicly hammered home to the entire world all the time >

The russian bots are going crazy under his tweet >

Indeed.  Botniks up the ass in here >

They've been intensifying lately. Russia knows its only path now for achieving its goals in Ukraine is to divide western support. Its propaganda is on full blast across social media. >

Yeah, you're right.  It's really one of their last cards to play. >

Why aren’t we all collectively freaking out about all the missing Ukrainian children?! >

Panicking accomplishes nothing, it's an absolute disgrace that a country would operate in this way in europe today and i hope they get reunited with their families and the pedophile fucks who abducted them get what they deserve. But I'd rather be donating what I can, instead of blindly panicking. >

If Ukraine pulls through this war and pushes Russia out of their country they might actually come out pretty good. I know it’s the wrong way to be looking at things and they would give it all up if it meant they could get their dead back and their cities back but cities can be rebuilt and they’ve built some serious contacts with western powers which is going to lead to serious investment and development into their country and economy. Hell of a price to pay though I know. >

Hopefully this means less oil production / co2 emissions too >

I think Russia are just mad because they don't know how it feels to be thanked by someone who isn't bruised up and crying with a Russian gun to their head.
Being a Russian must be horrible. To know, just KNOW that you are the unwanted and unloved child of the family of nations. >

ah so he is capable of thanking his allies >

Are they still buying Russian oil though? >

From the German embassy to the US. >

So, Yes. >

Yes because cutting of any trading with Russia immediately would hurt Germany, the EU, and Ukraine more than it would Russia. Just like Russia was still one of Ukraine's biggest trading partners even after the 2014 annexation of Crimea. >

He will probably use those weapons to attack another NATO member and blame it on Russia. >

Yes, because attacking the strongest military alliance on the planet, who are currently helping him protect his country from being occupied by Russia is a completely reasonable and realistic thing to do, right? /s >

Dude is a piece of shit but since Putin is also a piece of shit idiots suddenly love this guy. >

No it’s because everyone in Ukraine isn’t a piece of shit. 
This isn’t some battle between him and Putin.