Goods on major Russian e-commerce platforms like Wildberries and Ozon have increased in price by up to 30% following extensive Ukrainian drone strikes on logistics facilities.
  • Serinus@lemmy.worldEnglish
    182·
    26 days ago

    You sound like someone who’s okay with people dying, but not stuff getting destroyed.

    • Leo Dal Pozzo@infosec.pubEnglish
      39·
      26 days ago

      I’m ok with people dieing. I’m not ok with people being murdered. Doesn’t matter if i like or not the people that kill. And yes this works for Russia too, but attacking civilian infrastructure is a crime as much as it is bombing civilian infrastructure. Seems to me that a lot of people are willing to justify any action taken by Ukraine because it’s in self defense, even if that means committing war crimes. People ask themselves how the holocaust happened and at the same time they are ok justifying any sort of atrocities against their enemies. We are a primitive species that was given lethal tools.

      • pluggerslugs@piefed.socialEnglish
        41·
        26 days ago

        People ask themselves how the holocaust happened and at the same time they are ok justifying any sort of atrocities against their enemies

        If the Nazis had started the Holocaust because one of the countries they attacked bombed some German warehouses, maybe you’d have a stronger point. Instead, you come across as a dishonest fool.

        • Leo Dal Pozzo@infosec.pubEnglish
          22·
          26 days ago

          Beside yours being a wrong premise, you are still wrong: the nazis literally started the war the way you described it. They sent German infiltrators dressed as polish soldiers to attack a radio station. They then claimed Poland attacked first, so they declared war to them and that’s when the invasion started (Gleiwitz incident). Maybe before calling people dishonest fools you should have a minimal idea of what you are talking about.