UkroNazis now sending teenage girls to the front to die as cannon fodder [Archive]

keehah

17th February 2023, 09:32 AM

It just occurred to me that the UrkoNazis may have weaponized teenage girls, so they can paint the Russian 'orcs' as so morally bankrupt to be willing to kill teenage girls.

Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not, but imo this is a real problem with current year's right.

President Trump had similar thoughts with the recent divisive abortion issue.

Trump and team news and propaganda recently is mostly 'miss' now (imo, Trump is either now too old, too defeated by the modern western Stasi or vaccine or other pharmaceutical damaged?) and acting as if controlled by the same corporate internationalist/criminal deep-state that also controls the left) but I thought that post was exceptionally insightful when it came out even if it was mainly about deflecting blame. While the right tends towards adulting, truth and morality more than the left, more often than not they are being manipulated by 'the left'.

theguardian.com: Trump blaming abortion for midterms flop shows ‘ship is sinking’, insider says (https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jan/03/donald-trump-abortion-midterms-republicans)

3 Jan 2023
Trump kicked off his latest scrap with his own party on his Truth Social platform on Sunday, saying: “It wasn’t my fault that the Republicans didn’t live up to expectations in the midterms.”

On the contrary, most observers suggest Trump’s refusal to admit defeat in 2020 and endorsement of backers of his election fraud lie contributed to Republican disappointments in November, including barely scraping a House majority, failing to take the Senate and losing key races in battleground states.

Trump said: “It was the ‘abortion issue’, poorly handled by many Republicans, especially those that firmly insisted on no exceptions, even in the case of rape, incest, or life of the mother, that lost large numbers of voters.”
Also the political mishandling of the recent abortion issue Trump calls attention to is just one of many recent utilitarian (rather than moral) and divisive policy 'chess' moves by the left as current years right more and more appears to be playing a right-wing version of woke checkers.

Related was when Jordan Peterson tweeted people who care about overpopulation and the environment should remove themselves. Along with the other often repeated 'everyone in the world can fit in Texas' as proof there are no overpopulation or resource constraints around the world, JBP tweeted a most common for decades 'anti-left' internet comment 'If you care about overpopulation, then kill yourself', but coming from a psychologist whom could be professionally advising at risk patients.

torontosun.com: Jordan Peterson launches court challenge as College of Psychologists attempts to [assess] social media post (https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/lilley-jordan-peterson-launches-court-challenge-as-college-of-psychologists-attempts-to-pull-his-licence-over-social-media-posts)s

In January 2022, Peterson was tweeting that the world could handle a larger population if handled right, something that goes against the mantra claimed by some that we are overpopulated and harming the planet. Roger Palfree, a man who describes himself as a scientist and educator, said he disagreed and claimed the world is already overpopulated.

“You’re free to leave at any point,” Peterson tweeted [January 3, 2022]
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The American behind the complaint said that Peterson was advocating suicide, a leap in logic if ever there was one.

Was a little shocking, although I guess not unexpected after joining (Daily Wire to see both mainstream corporate news faking support for JBP along with several more 'independent' controlled opposition releasing identical in tone videos fully chearleading JBP and directly re-stating support for JBP in even harsher terms for example: "For anyone who says that overpopulation is a problem, I always say: Please feel free to stop having sex, or kill yourself." (Dan Dicks @ Press For Truth Bitchute (https://www.bitchute.com/video/UFdXIbZejGoR/) 14min).