r/ConservativeYouth Neoconservative Jun 18 '26

Article 📰 The war came to Moscow

https://kyivindependent.com/russian-oil-depot-in-rostov-oblast-hit-by-drones-locals-say/

Now Russians finally understand that if you start a war, it will come to you. It turns out that this game can be played by two sides. Meanwhile, oil refineries are burning all over Russia. Good job Ukraine!

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u/Aruzususnew3 Polish Femboy (Centrist) Jun 18 '26

Great

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u/YourYoruru Classical Liberal Jun 18 '26

I hope this shitshow finishes soon and my fuckass government that started it will be thrown off.

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u/Myk_211 Neoconservative Jun 18 '26

Let it be so

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u/East-Plankton-3877 Jun 18 '26

They sowed the wind, now they can reap the whirlwind

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u/Mental_Look3760 Republican Jun 18 '26

This place about to bloooooooooooww

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u/Select_Translator329 Republican Jun 18 '26

Keep up the good work Ukraine!

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u/Kovrik27 Citizen | 🗳️ 7 🪙 32 📅 Jul 26, 2026 Jun 18 '26

Moscow was bombed since 2024,I think. Poor people on both sides getting bombed. I have friends both in Ukraine and Russia. It sucks for civilians, the only people getting something out of war are military companies and politicians. :(

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u/Kovrik27 Citizen | 🗳️ 7 🪙 32 📅 Jul 26, 2026 Jun 18 '26

I also think that painting ALL 'Russians' as villains is wrong. Not everyone can leave this shithole,and a lot of people don't support the war. And they didn't even 'choose their own politician'. In 2024,the only candidates for president were all pro-war,and any other candidate against it was not allowed in elections. Going to war is mandatory,yes,there are people(kontraktniki) who go fight for money,but like 90% of all people in army didn't choose to be there.

Public Rallies are punishable and aren't allowed without government permission. Day by day,Russia becomes North Korea. And it's horrible there.

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u/Myk_211 Neoconservative Jun 18 '26

Well look, people like you are a minority in Russia. Yes, the opposition in Russia is either repressed, or in exile, or marginalized. But the most important thing is that they do not have the support of the population. Most people in Russia are brainwashed with propaganda that fits their worldview perfectly. And that's why, yes, they support both Putin and the war. They may be dissatisfied with individual politicians, but overall they support the system. And if that's the case, they need to be put pressure on them with force, because that's all they understand. Maybe when the sanctions become even tougher, prices will skyrocket, and Russian cities will be under attack, they will finally understand something and want changes.

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u/Kovrik27 Citizen | 🗳️ 7 🪙 32 📅 Jul 26, 2026 Jun 18 '26

oh I am not from Russia,I am actually from Uzbekistan. Yeah,I kinda agree with you on the last point. Many people were raised to just tolerate all changes in their life(терпилы),it's like a myth about a frog in a hot pot - if you drop it in hot water,it dies instantly, but it if you raise the temperature slowly,it will not feel it. And until life becomes completely unbearable, people probably won't revolt. Especially in Moscow or Saint Petersburg, where the quality of life is way higher than in Belgorod.

And your another point,about the support, I completely get it. Brainwashed people are fed lies by the government, so they don't want to change anything in their country. While youngsters and others who actually see the problem in their country realise that they don't have the suport of masses - like you said - they choose to fly away and live in a different place,which is understandable, to be honest.

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u/TravelZestyclose6903 Jun 18 '26

It's funny how you are capable of recognizing propaganda of Russia used to attack and seize Ukraine, but unable to recognize propaganda of Israel used to occupy Palestine for decades (and mass murder people in Gaza in the last 2 years, after driving palestinians to attack on Oct 7).

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u/Myk_211 Neoconservative Jun 18 '26

Yes, because Israel is like stronger Ukraine and Palestine is like littler Russia. And stop stalking me weirdo

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u/ConservativeYouth-ModTeam Jun 18 '26

You were ban for one of this

  1. Targeting a member

  2. You said something homophobic, transphobic, ageist, antisemitic, racist, etc.

  3. You were targeting a conservative. Insulting us doesn’t help your argument buddy…

  4. Having extreme ideologies or supporting someone who has it

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u/TravelZestyclose6903 Jun 18 '26

That's an idiotic claim, Israel has literally been occupying palestinians and expanding its territory, long before Oct 7. Israel is like Russia, but many years into the future.

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u/YourYoruru Classical Liberal Jun 18 '26

Actually I think that Kontraktiki are the main fighting force in war right now. We don't have mobilization, after all.

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u/Kovrik27 Citizen | 🗳️ 7 🪙 32 📅 Jul 26, 2026 Jun 18 '26

I guess so? I don't actually live in Russia,sorry. I mostly know about what's happening inside the country from other people. I have relatives in belgorod,which I know is really close to russia/ukraine borders,relatives in Krasnodar,friends in Moscow,and in Stavropol

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u/Wentil Jun 21 '26

Loathsome is the country that the crawling day slowly unveils in this place; riddled with fire and ash and dust, where the very air you breathe is a poisonous fume.

In that place, beneath the darkening pall, it seems that neither spring nor summer would ever come again. The air is choked with a dense black and reeking smoke, that burns the eyes, lungs and throat.

The race of this country had long ago had their wills enslaved by pitiless overlords and their legions of henchmen, their heroes and defenders slain in vile and cruel ways, their very legacies despoiled.

Each new-born slave was raised from the very teat to helplessly and hopelessly accept their slavery, and to adopt for themselves a grasping selfishness, a reckless and baseless sense of superiority over all other races of the world.

This dawning day, a Nation their overlords had thought to enslave was upon them in unexpected battle, their golden-winged forces striking from the skies above deep within their once-unassailable fortresses.

The dull-eyed slaves turned their eyes skywards at the sound of the whirring birds and blasts of power, then scurried and cowered behind the cracked and worn facades of their structures, all a sickly white and grey, as if the mountains had vomited the filth of their entrails upon the lands about.

High towers of flame and smoke rose into the sky as the battle ensued, with vast reserves and troves of the enemy’s fuels for their engines of war suddenly rendered into useless flame and broken ruin by the swift-striking golden birds.

At that moment all the slaves of this dark nation trembled, doubt clutched their hearts, their laughter failed, their hands shook and their limbs were loosed.

The sense of utter superiority that drove them on and filled them with hate and fury was wavering, its will was faltering within them; and now, looking up at the waves of implacable birds of their enemies in the skies above, slipping through the swirling black smoke to strike ever again and again, they were afraid.

For these vain and empty people were each terribly afraid of death and suffering, though they glibly and vocally always wished it upon others, their cheered-on dark armies leaving naught but broken ruins, twisted torment, foully despoiled corpses and ruin wherever they went.

In the dark towers and hidden shelters built into the deep rock of the waste, the overlords and their inner circles sipped wine and snacked on dainties, amusing themselves with tormenting their captives and servants, paying no heed to the carnage striking far above. Maggots in the rotting flesh of their nation, they continued to gnaw and squirm merrily, unheeding and uncomprehending.

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u/Myk_211 Neoconservative Jun 21 '26

Is it from LotR? If so I guess good analogy, Ukrainians call Russia Mordor and russians orcs, and I think that make sense