Notices by incoherentmumblings (incoherentmumblings@jorts.horse)

@Lurkle @Jimijamflimflam @HistoPol
Nope, in fact it was NOT. That is a flat out lie and there is zero evidence to support it.

@Lurkle @Jimijamflimflam @HistoPol
Okay, and? What does that have to do with the facts i mentioned?

@Jimijamflimflam @Lurkle @HistoPol
You got something wrong there. Russia did not "invade" Crimea in 2014, there was a coup in Kiev and the people who voted for the ousted president mostly the southeast incl. Crimea) didn't like it one bit and decided to rebel. Eventually they had a referendum to join Russia instead.
That is nothing nukes could have prevented in any way.
Also, Ukraine could not have afforded to keep those nukes operational anyway, these things are pretty expensive to maintain.

@Jimijamflimflam @Lurkle @HistoPol
I don't see what that would have to do with Crimea.
It has been true since way before Iraq.

@ErikUden Unlike "Capitalism", "Patriarchy" is a very weakly defined word. It is therefore not possible to evaluate the truth of sentences like "Patriarchy existed before capitalism".
Queen Victoria existed before capitalism too. Was that a matriarchy, since the worlds most powerful person was a Woman?

In fact, the oppression of women IS a side conflict, just like any other oppression based on gender, including that of men. Same goes for oppression based on nationality or color of skin.

@AnarchoNinaWrites
But you just wrote this, and its pretty powerful. Maybe you should let it flow for a while instead of trying to force it in a certain direction?
Sending you a virtual bear hug, unless you're not the hugging type ofc ;)

@Skeptiker @hart
Das ist korrekt, aber Niemand würde Wasserstoff unverflüssigt verschiffen.
Flüssiger Wasserstoff hat zwar immer noch eine volumenbezogene Energiedichte von grob einem drittel fossiler Brennstoffe, aber gravimetrisch, also massebezogen, die dreifache.
Für den Transport, besonders auf Schiffen, ist der gravimetrische Wert ausschlaggebender.
Die Schiffe müssten also größer sein, würden aber weniger Energie verbrauchen weil leichter.

@jeffowski
I know what it translates to. (Not "People", just "glory to ukraine" btw - It's a nationalist slogan after all)
Nonetheless i described the history of it correctly. You don't have to believe me, its easily found on wikipedia.
Not shilling for either side there except the common people in both countries.

@jeffowski
Slava Ukraini is a fascist greeting popularised by the same people that had the lists and collected the ukrainian jews to bring them to Babyn Jar so the Wehrmacht could execute them: Banderas OUN.
It's the Ukrainian version of "Sieg Heil".
I'm outta here, mistook you for an antifascist.