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I'd love to hear your reasoning why the comparison is so wildly incorrect that it earns this response.
Would you put George bush in that comparison? Or we already forgot how hundreds of thousand people died during invasion of Iraq for clear political reasons?
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#102Earlier quoted context omitted.
Would you put George bush in that comparison? Or we already forgot how hundreds of thousand people died during invasion of Iraq for clear political reasons?
You are addressing criticisms of Stalin with a logical fallacy called "whataboutism".
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#104Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'd love to hear your reasoning why the comparison is so wildly incorrect that it earns this response.
Would you put George bush in that comparison? Or we already forgot how hundreds of thousand people died during invasion of Iraq for clear political reasons?
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#105If I was Snowden I would be very worried. If the US gets a hold of this guy I could see Putin offering Snowden up as a trade to get him back.
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> "Not only that, but the US has already said Russia is behind those attacks; it would actually harm their argument if they built a giant PR campaign" Did not US said that Iraq had a weapon of mass destruction and invaded them with a huge PR campaign?
And Iraq actually had weapons of mass desctruction.
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Both were dictators who killed millions. Seems like a reasonable comparison.
Add Sir Winston Churchill to the list. He is personally responsible for death of millions of Bengali people.
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#108Earlier quoted context omitted.
You are addressing criticisms of Stalin with a logical fallacy called "whataboutism".
I just hate hypocrites...You did not answer my question either.
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#109Czech Republic a member of European Union: Check! Czech Republic a NATO Ally: Check! Computer Crime Illegal In Czech Republic by Czech Law: Check! Computer Crime Illegal In European Union: Check! Bilateral Extradition Treaty Present Between US and Czech Republic: Check! European Union Recognizes Validity Of Bilateral Extradition Treaties With The US: Check! I am not clear on the basis of Russia's expectation that the…
On a simple basis that guy is not a hacker, but a completely innocent gigolo, grappled by some career-eager US spies.
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It was not my claim that the US doesn't run PR campaigns, just that the one you propose doesn't make sense.
You whole argument is based on what US said and that they would not lie because it would ruin their PR campaign. US can say whatever they want so do Russia, but so far none of them showed any proof that hackers were sponsored by Russian gov.