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Yes, I support a country that has many problems in their fight against Nazi Ukraine, how is this contradictory?

There is a difference between institutionalized Nazis in Ukraine and extremist elements within Russia.

Ukraine's Azov Battalion was made an official part of Ukraine's Armed Forces and has become a premier unit in Ukraine's military. Stepan Bandera is treated as a national hero in Ukraine. Bandera's birthday is a national holiday.

To use someone else's analogy, this would be like if the KKK was promoted to a premier unit in the US military, and Nathan Bedford Forrest was treated as a national hero, with his birthday becoming a national holiday.

I find it interesting that you talk about Alexey Milchakov's Rusich.

It came about when Alexey Milchakov would take a deal with the FSB instead of fleeing to Ukraine like his childhood friend and many other Nazis.

Because of the deal, Alexey Milchakov was forced to drop Nazi racial theory.

And in his gatherings, you now see Antifa flags.

I despise them but you just harmed your point.

And Russia is so lovely.

If a country that is filled with many problems. Look at how poorly homosexuals are treated in Russia for example, it is sad.

They don’t do any of those things!

I believe that Ukraine is the only country in the world to massacre people who were merely celebrating the anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany.

Fucking Fascist pundit

I am not exactly a fan of fascism. It is a garbage ideology that only created suffering.

Oh come on, you don’t really believe that Nazi shit, do you?

They look like Nazis.

They kill protestors like Nazis.

They conduct pogroms like Nazis.

Yes, and I support Russia's Special Military Operation as I am not a big fan of Nazis.

WSWS has an okay MBFC Credibility Rating.