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DeMalgamnated t1_jd3gtyx wrote

Reply to comment by Apart_Ad_5993 in 'I killed a man today': Russian Klim Kerzhaev soldier accused of war crimes in absentia after audio files intercepted | CNN by Viagra_Was_My_Idea

and if they are dead, their families will have to live with that stain on their house forever.

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Zerole00 t1_jd3xlgo wrote

Bruh, they're Russians. Their families would probably wear it as a badge of pride.

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crispy48867 t1_jd42jv6 wrote

Truth is never a matter of perception.

The shame will be on those family names forever, whether they feel bad about that shame or not.

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Duncan_PhD t1_jd7m7tq wrote

What if your perspective is the truth? What a silly thing to say.

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crispy48867 t1_jd8vqdy wrote

That can certainly happen but truth is never dependent on what a given person thinks or opinionates on.

Truth just is.

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buttflakes27 t1_jd40ujc wrote

"Oh no"

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DeMalgamnated t1_jd8cjut wrote

yeah i don't really see many russian soldier families giving a toss about who they killed.

too brainwashed that they are protecting the motherland.

still boggles the mind how blind and deaf the russian population is to what their people are doing over the border.

i hope they mobilise all the brainwashed fools and they learn the truth.

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buttflakes27 t1_jd9heea wrote

Mate, its the same over here. Very few people feel bad their son or daughter went to Iraq or Afghanistan and killed a bunch of 11 year olds to defend freedom or stop terrorism or whatever ostensible reason we were in that quagmire.

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