I bet their definition of withdrawal is different than Ukraine’s definition. Return to 2014 lines?
Tiny_Nature8448 on
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codece on
The other 51% have already been conscripted.
/S
meteorprime on
Imagine living through Covid lockdowns and then your government does this to your life.
Depressing.
Busty_Ronch on
Oooooohhh shiittt!!!
oeeiae on
Who did they poll? I haven’t seen these Russians.
TheDeepStateDirector on
the other 51% are dead
CoyPig on
>The pollsters also probed the extent to which Russians were willing to support the full-scale invasion. According to the results, 32% are prepared to participate in the war if ordered by the Russian Defense Ministry, while 29% said they are not prepared to fight.
I wonder how many of them are of the fighting age. The people who have no active role in going to war may feel like it’s fulfilling their unfulfilled wish. Those who are eligible may truly feel the heat and may not want to go to the war front
dontpet on
Mission accomplished! Let’s head home boys. /S
Turbulent-Sock-4244 on
Thats still surprisingly low..
Ok-Source6533 on
It doesn’t matter what the people poll in Russia. They do what putin says.
Chau-hiyaaa on
Poll huh
PlatypusRare3234 on
As considerative as it is, Russians are wayyyy too slow to act upon. Yes, the repression from Putler is still rampant to say the least but it’s in their history, for fuck sake.
After 91, the Russian population was supposed to be badass and put their fucking government in check, otherwise they fuck shit up.
It’s easy for me to say since I don’t have to live in that nightmare, but little do the Russians know that the world is waiting on them to revolt otherwise this shit is spiraling out of control
Blueskyways on
The only poll that matters unfortunately is the one given to Putin. He’ll pull the country in whatever direction he decides to take it. Â
Flipwon on
51% of Russians scared to say otherwise.
MajesticPort456 on
And another 23% don’t know where Ukraine is
Chazzwuzza on
Yeah, well, Putin says 107% of people support it. So there.
SteakEconomy2024 on
*sigh* I guess that pretty well dooms another 100,000 russians to death or disability. Just go home already. Bloody Nazis.
Now_then_here_there on
The high levels of popular support for a bloody brutal war of aggression against Ukraine is the reason why economic sanctions should be far more general. That 51% still don’t support ending this genocidal campaign says it all.
It is ludicrous that Western governments are worried about insulating average Russians from the consequences of their own personal accountability. For example, it remains perfectly legal for most Russians to engage in transactions with Western banks or to purchase insurance products in European cities. There should be a blanket ban on banking and financial services with any Russian resident, with allowance for exemptions on specific applications. That is the opposite of the current situation where it is allowable unless your name is on a specific list.
*All* trade and commerce with Russia should default to being sanctioned with only products and services on an exemption list being permitted, rather than only products on the list being sanctioned. The arguments for need, as in certain energy exemptions, possibly food exemptions, can each be considered on their individual merits. But candy? Socks? Appliances and parts? None of that is essential to the West. It should all be blocked.
golitsyn_nosenko on
This is a positive sign. Russians are always going to be disinclined to express a view contradictory to current Russians doctrine and propaganda, so it’s likely the number is much higher. It was very very low at earlier points in the war, so the fact it’s nearing a majority will start to create political heat and tension as dissenting views become normalised. Russians tend to believe what’s convenient or safe to do so, so once the paradigm shift happens it good get ugly for Putin.
RequestSingularity on
EU is loaning almost $40 billion USD to Ukraine. They’re using Russian interest as collateral. So if Ukraine falls, they don’t pay, and that money is coming from Russia’s pocket.
I really hope come mid-November the US takes Ukraine’s handcuffs off. Let them defend themselves to the best of their ability.
As long as they’re targeting military and related infrastructure, they should be free to rapidly disassemble it.
ParkerGuitarGuy on
Wow, who is going to repair all those windows?
Remarkable-Biscotti5 on
51% want to stay
mudriverrat07020 on
Guarantee that number is way higher than that
Adventurous_Bit1325 on
Do they do polls like elections?
DumbestBoy on
Obviously this 49% isn’t part of the 101% who voted for putin.
No_Pudding7102 on
I am not sure if russians are allowed to say yes
to this question openly
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I bet their definition of withdrawal is different than Ukraine’s definition. Return to 2014 lines?
.
The other 51% have already been conscripted.
/S
Imagine living through Covid lockdowns and then your government does this to your life.
Depressing.
Oooooohhh shiittt!!!
Who did they poll? I haven’t seen these Russians.
the other 51% are dead
>The pollsters also probed the extent to which Russians were willing to support the full-scale invasion. According to the results, 32% are prepared to participate in the war if ordered by the Russian Defense Ministry, while 29% said they are not prepared to fight.
I wonder how many of them are of the fighting age. The people who have no active role in going to war may feel like it’s fulfilling their unfulfilled wish. Those who are eligible may truly feel the heat and may not want to go to the war front
Mission accomplished! Let’s head home boys. /S
Thats still surprisingly low..
It doesn’t matter what the people poll in Russia. They do what putin says.
Poll huh
As considerative as it is, Russians are wayyyy too slow to act upon. Yes, the repression from Putler is still rampant to say the least but it’s in their history, for fuck sake.
After 91, the Russian population was supposed to be badass and put their fucking government in check, otherwise they fuck shit up.
It’s easy for me to say since I don’t have to live in that nightmare, but little do the Russians know that the world is waiting on them to revolt otherwise this shit is spiraling out of control
The only poll that matters unfortunately is the one given to Putin. He’ll pull the country in whatever direction he decides to take it. Â
51% of Russians scared to say otherwise.
And another 23% don’t know where Ukraine is
Yeah, well, Putin says 107% of people support it. So there.
*sigh* I guess that pretty well dooms another 100,000 russians to death or disability. Just go home already. Bloody Nazis.
The high levels of popular support for a bloody brutal war of aggression against Ukraine is the reason why economic sanctions should be far more general. That 51% still don’t support ending this genocidal campaign says it all.
It is ludicrous that Western governments are worried about insulating average Russians from the consequences of their own personal accountability. For example, it remains perfectly legal for most Russians to engage in transactions with Western banks or to purchase insurance products in European cities. There should be a blanket ban on banking and financial services with any Russian resident, with allowance for exemptions on specific applications. That is the opposite of the current situation where it is allowable unless your name is on a specific list.
*All* trade and commerce with Russia should default to being sanctioned with only products and services on an exemption list being permitted, rather than only products on the list being sanctioned. The arguments for need, as in certain energy exemptions, possibly food exemptions, can each be considered on their individual merits. But candy? Socks? Appliances and parts? None of that is essential to the West. It should all be blocked.
This is a positive sign. Russians are always going to be disinclined to express a view contradictory to current Russians doctrine and propaganda, so it’s likely the number is much higher. It was very very low at earlier points in the war, so the fact it’s nearing a majority will start to create political heat and tension as dissenting views become normalised. Russians tend to believe what’s convenient or safe to do so, so once the paradigm shift happens it good get ugly for Putin.
EU is loaning almost $40 billion USD to Ukraine. They’re using Russian interest as collateral. So if Ukraine falls, they don’t pay, and that money is coming from Russia’s pocket.
I really hope come mid-November the US takes Ukraine’s handcuffs off. Let them defend themselves to the best of their ability.
As long as they’re targeting military and related infrastructure, they should be free to rapidly disassemble it.
Wow, who is going to repair all those windows?
51% want to stay
Guarantee that number is way higher than that
Do they do polls like elections?
Obviously this 49% isn’t part of the 101% who voted for putin.
I am not sure if russians are allowed to say yes
to this question openly