Ordinary russians celebrating the strike on the Kharkiv shopping center.

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1. And even in that thread there is a person “they are not common Russians, just a tiny part of society”… Yeah, I know there are good people there, but much lesser then someone thinks.

2. Absolutely vile, disgusting monsters honestly.

3. >**They Live Well.**

   That is the real reason Russia wants to stamp out Ukraine. To have a neighboring country do well outside the Russian sphere is detrimental to a totalitarian regime.

4. What would happen when someone would reply that for eleven (or a credible number) Russian speakers
   Russia has taken care of in a way that they are now in hospital or morgue?
   I don’t want to say anything positive about the Russians.
   But according to the screenshot it is telegram.
   And yes, it is disgusting.
   So you and me would consider it appropriate when ONE penguin dies.
   Telegram has a lot of users in Russia. But how much is this in percent?
   So ordinary Russians can mean “some ordinary” Russians.
   I don’t want to say that the rest of the Russians is pro-Ukrainian.
   They are just uninformed or not interested.
   And the Russian press doesn’t have too much about it.
   I just have checked fontanka (they have sometimes nasty anti-Russian comments; from there I know about “penguin”),
   msk1 and govoritmoskva.
   (I read iz ru seldomly, becuase it’s boring and vz ru makes my stomach protest.
   And yes, I read there, because sometimes you can find there anti-Russian propaganda.)
   Nothing about Kharkiv and also nothing about Yanukovich who is currently in Minsk.
   But this is intened (by Russia).
   Peskov said yesterday, that no new mobilization is needed, because they have enough
   “contract volunteers” (Good news everyone: this means inexperienced Russian “patriots” with housing debts).
   And because Russia doesn’t want to start a new mobilization,
   the Russian press has to keep the picture of a “special military operation” where two or three Russians are
   killed per day.
   You can ask your 60+ relatives about the information related to the Soviet-Afghan war in Soviet times.
   It can be that you speak with a veteran and he knows the meaning of “taking off the shirt”.
   But in most cases there will be nothing.
   And that much information is about the war against Ukraine in the Russian press nowadays.
   Not your fault.
   In general my impression, my point of view.
   Downvotes accepted. Also with comments.

5. I will never feel pity for orcs in a fantasy movie again. Those POS have it coming.

6. Ok they killed a few civilians. War crime. We celebrate 501k orc casualties

7. The Russians finally were able to land a bomb in a city that is not Russian.

8. Soon they all will be crying