The film “russians at War” failed to portray the “existential crisis” of a pilot dropping bombs on Kharkiv. Why do you think that is? And why does this film even make it to festivals? putin’s war?

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1. My opinion is brief. Russian culture is indeed ‘great,’ but in the principles of assimilation and the destruction of indigenous peoples. There is no such thing as putin’s war. This is a very convenient narrative to portray the so-called ‘little people’ as victims. But they are not. They are a product of this culture: killers, rapists, thieves, and alcoholics. That’s all I have to say.

2. Source, please!

3. Fuck putin I don’t need a link

4. Rather not discuss this piece of propaganda, in fact block the tiff completely as a Russian controlled propaganda arm. The less we discuss it the less attention it will get.

5. russian propaganda paid just a lot of money and some corrupt take the bait. That s it.