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He moderated r/Ukraine, shaping how the world sees the war. Now he has to fight in it.
(www.businessinsider.com)
Real good sign your side is winning when you're conscripting a 39yo, especially someone who is arguably way more valuable left helping run your propaganda war on 
I forgot people actually believed shit like this
The only people that know what it is who are anticommunists. The rest don't have a clue.
Liberals of all kinds, even those who are not well-read, believe that Nazism and communism are the same.
I love this quote. What’s even worse though is being technically literate but still so fervently anti-communist that you refuse to even look at Marxist texts. Or, if you do look at them, they just look like gibberish. This is what happened to me when I attempted to read The Communist Manifesto and Capital as a liberal teenager. I got nowhere.
Ehh you usually do, the much better arguments are:
Not to
The Soviets and Britain + France were not actual political allies, only really allies in that they eventually fought the same country for a very brief period of time. In the case of France they were never at war with the Nazis simultaneously as the Soviets
Always ask them if they know what is a Czechoslovakia, what happened to it in 1938 and who were the people shaking hands nodding in agreement and then finally happily cheering after it happened.
idk what meatspace is, am i blessed for my ignorance here?
cutesy internet terminology for "in real life" a play on "cyberspace"
ohh ty, i assumed it was like some nazi forum lol
LOL
They even use it to say that the Nazis were socialist, actually
Meanwhile Ukrainian Father of the Nation was not only allied to the Nazis, he helped them with the Holocaust and got sent to a concentration camp as a reward.
...Where he got personal slaves and preferental treatment. The he got let out, ordered some massacres, ran to germany, hid in Munich and got a case of Karma in the face.
History is a flat circle