• @Aqarius
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    671 year ago

    Oh wow, it’s still updated!

    • Zorque
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      151 year ago

      Because they put a blue base on the other side of this box canyon.

    • mommykink
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      21 year ago

      Came here for a RvB reference and wasn’t disappointed

    • @Possible_EmuWrangler
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      21 year ago

      I could call command to ask them. Ive been meaning to call them anyway. Some parts are missing off the robot kit.

  • @Jumi
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    221 year ago

    It’s been a long time since I’ve seen that comic

  • @Echo5
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    141 year ago

    Just spent an hour reading the whole series. Highly amused. Thanks for the rec!

  • FuyuhikoDate
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    81 year ago

    Thank you OP ist, i was searching this Comic for over an year now askin myself eaht the Name was again and if its still going!

  • @aluminium
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    -21 year ago

    In the end you fight for which government is gonna shit on your head from now on.

    • MxM111
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      321 year ago

      At least on Russia side. Ukrainians defending their country.

      • @[email protected]
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        But will their lives really be any different whether they win or lose? It’s not like they’re being invaded by a country with a different economic system.

        Edit: Look at Crimea, how’d that go for the average Crimean? Any significant differences in their quality of life?

        • Zorque
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          251 year ago

          If you see no differences between the Ukrainian government, flawed as it has been, and the Russian government under Putin… you may need to look a little deeper.

            • MxM111
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              151 year ago

              Ukrainians disagree. And they are the ones that matter. If you want to live in slavery or without political rights, it is your choice, of course.

              • @[email protected]
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                Well yeah, it’s up to them, but I don’t think they’re monolithic. They’ll eventually negotiate once they run out of men or weapons. I don’t think they’d be slaves if Russia captured Kyiv either. Perhaps without political rights, but that wasn’t much different than before.

                • MxM111
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                  11 year ago

                  I think that’s exactly the point - they know how it was before, and they know how it can be by looking in neighboring EU.

            • @grabyourmotherskeys
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              41 year ago

              I’m going to over to your place, take over the nicest room, lock a few people in the basement if they complain, and you’ll be going to work everyday to pay for this. Sound good?

              • @[email protected]
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                lol that’s like using household finances to describe how government debt works. Not an accurate analogy at all.

                • @grabyourmotherskeys
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                  I guess I can head on over.

                  Edit: the reason you should not use household finances as an analogy in this is because households do not control monetary policy and most people don’t really understand national and international financial policy (or their own finances half the time).

                  In this case, a neighbor making an unprovoked takeover of your house in order to take advantage of the people living there is exactly what happened. The invasion hinges on “might makes right” so it stands to reason that should be fine in the locale of your home if it’s ok for a Ukrainian’s home near the border.

            • @[email protected]
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              11 year ago

              So by that logic, Ukraine and in fact every country that Putin sets his eyes on should just roll over and surrender?

              The mere threat of violence should allow a dictator to take over, as long as the country is moderately corrupt?

              I hate to break it to you, that’s nearly every country in the world, so Putin (or any other dictator) could become the world’s emperor if they just made a credible threat?

              This is why total pacifism is insanity folks.