Relatable.
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2025
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I wonder if this person is still alive
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Yup, it's probably in reverse order.
Well, there were weirder things computer guys did during a war:
now that is development hell
Shit.. yeah, I get that
man was literally living this meme, and I would too
I've alreadyseen this one recreated IRL a few times. Bomb lands, back to opening those cases.
FYI, it's 6^th^ of March, not 3^rd^ of June (that would be Friday), just 2 weeks into the war.
I feel like this is more relatable than the reasons my family insists on staying on the US. All any "decent" people's presence does is "legitimize" the regime and lull the victims and future conscripts into a false sense of security and hope, at this point.
Must be nice to have privilege to just leave. Most countries have strict immigration policy that most amercians wont even qualify for.
I didn't come here to criticize most countries like so, but when you hit the nail on the head like that ...
That said, there are plenty of people who should be willing to all but sell their souls to get out, if they could only see and acknowlege what's coming for them. I'm not here to tell anyone besides magats "get out of my country", but if enough privileged people like me lead by example, maybe more will get the message.
This is bad
Indeed but where to go? 20 years aho I was looking around the world hopefully but all I saw then were shit holes with little in common with my ethics. Similarly today it's all I see :(
I don't disagree with your assessment per se, but ethics-wise I'm liking Chad, or anywhere else that actively takes in large numbers of immigrants/refugees.
The US and Ukraine are in very different positions...
Yes. Theirs remains a country worth defending, from a credible, external threat, and the bulk of the potential victims were both allowed to leave and given reasonable options for places to flee to at the outset.
Personally, I'm more worried about most of my friends and family being coerced/tricked to the wrong side than being victimized - merely being deported as a white person would be a win in this sick, sad, world. The contrast was literally the point of my comment.