u/HeyJoe

I think the saddest part is that we all thought the same thing. Minus the part of thinking about it, though. Thanks for letting us know!

Now that they are fighting people who can actually retaliate, maybe more people will realize they don't want to die for something that means nothing to them. The brainwashing is bad, though, so probably not for a while, if ever.

Maybe they should have had a plan B for situations like this. It's great to take care of your own, but this is a perfect example as to why you can't put all your eggs into one basket.

I see these every day now... is literally anything being done by anyone that matters, or are these the stories we will see until no one is left? I'm really confused why retaliation is impossible against war crimes.

I had a really hard time raising my children. Infant and baby years were really hard, and everything was normal living situation. I couldn't imagine doing what they are doing now to keep a baby alive in those conditions. What an awful way to live life...

She's still alive?

We all knew this was going to happen when we saw the first article saying he wanted a truce... why is it shocking, and why does everyone let it happen? I'm guessing nothing will happen.

Trump stomps original deal, couldn't make another, and now where worried about something that was directly caused by this? I'm so tired...

100k loss is a crazy amount of death... Sadly, looking at population numbers, Russia is about 143 million people, so it shouldn't be as hard as I thought it would be for them to find more people to send to slaughter.

I believe you missed the joke. He is referencing WW2 and the involvement of Volkswagen.

Good, bye! Honestly, it would probably be for the best all around. He will get a new perspective on life and hopefully rethink how he currently sees things.

He's still around? Whatever happened to people knowing when to call it quits and leave everyone's lives... I swear, ever since the 2000's and onward people just kind of stick around forever now. Guess that's another awful side effect of the internet.

Pretty much. I watched my favorite coffee hut (literally a hut that you drive up to) go from $3 large like 5 years ago to $4, then within a year hit $5. At that point, I stopped going, although funny enough, i did go there today since it was convenient and it's now $5.50... I laughed and said yeah I'm definitely done now. As much as I like coffee, it's now a high-end luxury item that I can no longer afford even occasionally due to everything else raising as well.