Summary

Former Ukrainian boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko accused podcaster Joe Rogan of “repeating Russian propaganda” after Rogan criticized U.S. military aid to Ukraine and suggested it could escalate into World War III.

Klitschko defended Ukraine’s resistance against Russia, highlighting the country’s fight for freedom and condemning Rogan’s remarks as aiding Putin’s agenda.

He invited Rogan to discuss their differences on the podcast “like free men.”

Rogan, who recently endorsed Donald Trump, called the war a “proxy war” and criticized Biden’s decision to allow Ukraine to strike Russian soil with U.S.-supplied missiles.

  • @Pilferjinx
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    101 month ago

    Hold elections during a war? That sounds like a terrible idea.

    • @surph_ninja
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      -121 month ago

      So just hold onto power indefinitely by never ending the war. Netanyahu and Zelenskyy using the same playbook.

      It’s actually a fine idea, and the only way for a truly democratic country to allow the citizens to choose themselves whether or not the war should continue.

      • @Pilferjinx
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        1 month ago

        It’s not the same. What are you talking about. Ukraine is the one being invaded. How do you get Ukrainian citizens currently being occupied ballots?

        • @surph_ninja
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          -131 month ago

          Considering the last fair Ukrainian election leaned friendly towards Russia, before the US staged a coup with the far-right, I’d be willing to bet Russia would allow neurtral election monitors in.

          • @Adm_Drummer
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            61 month ago

            Sorry, when was the last fair election in Ruzzia again?

            Who was it that backed the totalitarian ruler that was overthrown by the people of Ukraine?

            • @surph_ninja
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              -41 month ago

              They probably haven’t had a fair election since the Soviet Union. Just because I oppose the far right puppet government in Ukraine does not imply I support Russia.

              The people of Ukraine elected a government that was then overthrown in a coup by far-right Nazis and backed by the US.

              • @Adm_Drummer
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                31 month ago

                It was an organised people’s revolution last I recall. There was clear evidence of fraud working directly opposite of the will of the people. That is fact. Unless you’re saying that’s not accepted fact and can provide evidence to the contrary?

                • @surph_ninja
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                  -81 month ago

                  So the Maiden Coup didn’t happen? LoL. What evidence would convince someone who denies a historical event actually happened?

                  Especially a historical event where Nazis came to power. People who deny those aren’t typically swayed by any evidence.

                  • @Adm_Drummer
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                    31 month ago

                    I literally said it did happen. It was literally a people’s revolution that saw the end of a russian puppet taking power illegally and the rise of a people tired of being under the boot?

                    Do I deny NATO or US involvement? No. That would be naive and counter to historical fact. It would actually almost be as naive as believing the kremlin propaganda points you spew out.

                    Ukrainians tired of being sold out by their politicians changed the course of power in their nation and in return Russia invaded Crimea. This is fact. With or without US aid. This is fact. The will for change was there. This is fact. Russia openly and brazenly defrauded the Ukrainian election. This is fact.

                    Prove to me that Nazis took over the entire Ukrainian government. Show me the facts.

      • @[email protected]
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        51 month ago

        the only way for a truly democratic country to allow the citizens to choose themselves whether or not the war should continue.

        So you’re saying that if the Ukrainian citizenry simply votes to stop the war, Russia will stop shelling their homes?

        • @surph_ninja
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          -91 month ago

          Considering the last fair election leaned pro-Russia, it’s more likely Zelenskyy’s far right regime would kill the ethnic Russian Ukrainians in retaliation, as they did for 8 years prior to the invasion.

          • LustyArgonian
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            51 month ago

            When was the last fair election in Russia? Give me a year

            • @surph_ninja
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              -81 month ago

              Not since the Soviet Union. I don’t support Russia either.