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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'm I bad for wanting to not die? I really would like if he went and saw the front for a few days before being wounded and shipped home so that he can go back to posting and change the narrative to "we need to surrender" (while having to shit in a bag for the rest of his life).
If he did that, he would be disappeared by the Ukrainian security services like all the previous critics of Fuhrer Zelensky.
He's no different than Nazi propagandists. He should die. His actions have very likely caused others to die as well. /r/volunteersforukraine