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How do you make someone understand that being drafted by force and ordered to invade another country is not a good thing? (sh.itjust.works)
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[โ€“] InternetUser2012@lemmy.today 28 points 3 weeks ago (44 children)

Even though op's post history clearly points to the angle they're trying to get across, I'll answer for ya.

You educate the Russians. They're living in a closed room and are being force fed bullshit so Ukraine looks like the bad guys. Once they're educated and realize what the hell is going on, there will be some uproar to them being drafted and forced to fight Ukraine who has done nothing wrong. Maybe then, they'll stand up to Putin and take his fucking ass out and this shit can be over. At that point maybe Russia can turn it around and become a productive member of society.

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