https://www.europesays.com/979668/ Ukrainian Olesya Puzyrevych, she was (28 years old) — she was killed by a Russian missile strikes against Odesa on December 29th, 2023. The Russian missile and drone strikes killed over 30 civilians across multiple Ukrainian cities. #Ukraine #UkraineWar #UkraineWarVideoReport
@europesays so many needless deaths. How can people still think war is ok? And how can people support the invaders?
Because our life is based on their lands and life, that is what keeps us alive.
The chain of life that war creates (or shifts) is what keeps us alive - from the energy, food and other conquest types of supplying us what we need (and waste) - it's got to such a level where we're leaning on other countries so hard with old-style people 'exploration' and exploitation that territory conquest is the only way other than reducing back down -
So without much of what we have now means that we don't exist very comfortably (it was a false supply from the beginning and didn't stop in history from WW1 WW2 etc).
It's all helping us keep our luxury going... (and paying for it as profit rewards for those war-mongers and bank$).
War is also "ok" when it becomes you or them as subtle ultimatum to the false creation of life (using death). Dig or don't dig. ⛏️
And while we might not support the invaders wantingly, we are by proxy the invaders supporting / relying on our own landlords and #government fetching resources from elsewhere... 🤑 🛢️ while we 'work' and pay taxes.
⛏️ 🛫 💣 
🚜 🔥 🤑 oil food etc 🎏
And also because we wouldn't do all work ourselves! Fuck that ❗
(I believe the opposite and we should stick to ourselves / self-sufficiency styles more often- but many got used to this way already and don't want to go back! I spent most of my life asking / trying to build better mindset - people don't want it, even you might find that after doing a few hours talk about it! )
