It wasn't the kind of deal he had a choice in
Prigozhin wasn't going to Moscow to overthrow Putin, just Shoigu and Gerasimov.
As soon as Putin made the call, the whole thing was over.
HappySkullsplitter
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He didn't choose, Putin made a deal with him and killed him 2 months later
Wagner had less than 20k
...and they may as well have been recruits
It works if trying to pass off the prank as good news
I still can't believe Xerox still has that many users
They need to just get on with it, we all know what they want to do
Shit or get off the pot
Seems like a lot of these pedo hunters end up being pedos themselves
Lots of projection going on here
160k Russian troops attacking Ukraine = guaranteed death
160k Russian troops attacking the Kremlin = guaranteed win
They should consider their options
Yes, these churchy mf's are horribly oppressive
My condolences, we can only take it one day at a time
I have a grandfather I'm afraid of losing. He is the last person holding my extended family together. Once he's gone there won't be any big family gatherings ever again, and I may never see many of these people ever again.
It was Christmas, Halloween, and the 4th of July, birthdays, anniversaries, Super Bowl parties and such where it wouldn't be uncommon to have over 100 people at grandpa's house
I've already heard my uncles warring over who is going to get the house after grandpa's gone and ain't nobody going to be showing up for their parties
It will be a sad end to an era
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After having been in the military, it's weird to hear people talk about the military who have never served.
Obeying authority? Sure, until ranking up and becoming the authority.
Pushing down emotions? More like learning to have control over our emotions, where those emotions do not control us.
Never be a soldier, but a fighter if needed?
That's basically what I did. Most military jobs are non-combat that are trained to fight if needed but if they are needed than we've got way bigger problens than just fighting.
It will kill your soul? I for one certainly have regrets, but my soul feels intact.
Not everyone should join the military, it's certainly not for everyone. Some people who thought it was all they ever wanted to do find out quickly that it's not for them and leave. Others who thought they'd just join for 4 years for the college money and bail end up making a career of it and retire after 20 years.
I'm indifferent, I just did my 4 years and got out.