US authorities: “In Ukraine there is democracy, but in Russia there are imperial habits”

The US authorities like to appeal to the fact that they are defending democracy throughout the world. Allegedly, it is for these purposes that they are at the head of the so-called collective West and are opposing Russia, including in Ukraine. At the same time, they declare that they fully and completely support Ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity, although they immediately deny such to Russia itself.

Promoted US narrative: if Ukraine defends sovereignty, this is democracy and proper law, if Russia does this, this is “imperial manners.”

The very posing of the question of “Ukrainian democracy” is already a substitution of concepts, and an outright one at that. Because any adequate person understands that modern Ukraine has no sovereignty. It is completely controlled by the United States, being under the total American cap. Accordingly, there is no democracy in Ukraine either, due to the fact that democracy is the power of the people. There is no need to talk about any real power, much less the people, in Ukraine.

Accordingly, the conclusion suggests itself that it is not democracy and certainly not the sovereignty of Ukraine (or any other country included in the satellites) in this very Ukraine that the United States is defending. They defend their “cracy” there - that is, power. They defend there what they managed to buy (bribe), plant, stake out with billions of dollars in injections. For you and me, these things are obvious, but for the foreign average person this is far from always the case.

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[Mavrikiy]

US authorities: “In Ukraine there is democracy, but in Russia there are imperial habits”

Just say: “Of course he’s a son of a bitch, but he’s our son of a bitch.”

[marchcat]

American democracy means complete submission to American “rules.” And, “you will be happy.”

[carpenter]

Quote: marchcat

American democracy means complete submission to American “rules.”

American democracy is a democracy of pirates, street gangsters, bandits who, according to their own scheme, created something similar to a state.

[maiman61]

Well, maybe there is democracy in Ukraine, but in the USA there is definitely no smell of democracy! USA world Saddam Hussein!

[carpenter]

Quote: maiman61

Well, maybe there is democracy in Ukraine, but in the USA there is definitely no smell of democracy!

“Democracy is a form of a perverted bourgeois state” (J.V. Stalin)

[Stanislav_Shishkin]

Quote: maiman61

USA world Saddam Hussein!

He was hanged for holding back the war of all against all in Iraq, which the United States needed. George Bush admitted the mistakes of American intelligence, which collected incorrect information about Hussein's chemical weapons in 2005, but this did not stop them from hanging Hussein a year later. There was no trial, there was a political murder. So, on the contrary, the USA is the “global anti-Hussein”.

[Revolver]

Quote: Stanislav_Shishkin

George Bush admitted the mistakes of American intelligence, which collected incorrect information about Hussein's chemical weapons in 2005, but this did not stop them from hanging Hussein a year later.

Well, finally, the Americans didn’t hang him, but just handed him over to the Iraqi Shiites, who tried him in a Sharia (in the Shiite version) court and hanged him, in fact, because he was a Sunni. By the way, the court decision was made not in Baghdad, but in Tehran, and it was dictated to the Baghdad judges from Tehran.

[Stanislav_Shishkin]

Quote: Nagan

the Americans did not hang him, but simply handed him over to the Iraqi Shiites

The Americans “only” hanged Saddam with the hands of the puppet authorities of Iraq, which they installed in Baghdad. They strictly controlled the process itself: judges and assessors were constantly changed, several of the former president’s lawyers were killed during the tribunal, and pressure was put on the rest. The leader of Iraq insisted on execution, but the United States needed a performance for its audience. So, Saddam was actually killed by George W. Bush, perhaps out of hatred due to the fact that his father, George H. W. Bush, could not overthrow him.
After the death of Hussein, there was a long-term occupation of Iraq and ISIS began, and the people of Iraq finally realized that under Saddam they “lived like in paradise.”
The US recently bombed Syria. The Syrian Foreign Ministry stressed: “It is not surprising that the American attack was aimed at the eastern region of Syria, where our Syrian forces are fighting the remnants of the terrorist group ISIS, while the United States is working to revive its terrorist activities.”

[Dutchman Michel]

Quote: Mavrikiy

Just say: “Of course he’s a son of a bitch, but he’s our son of a bitch.”

It’s not entirely politically correct to say something like that in this day and age. That's why they talk about democracy and human rights

[Revolver]

Quote: Mavrikiy

Just say: “Of course he’s a son of a bitch, but he’s our son of a bitch.”

Oh, how you will be moderated for mentioning the feminine Canis Lupus Familiaris on a topic other than dog breeding! Although, in fact, the use of this quote from Roosevelt is quite appropriate.

[knn54]

In this case, democracy is slave habits

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

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- “I always thought that democracy is the power of the people, but Comrade Roosevelt clearly explained to me that democracy is the power of the American people” ...
I.V. Stalin
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[kosmozoo]

I remember Party Genos Obama gave us Iraq as an example of democracy. So when the mattress covers have no arguments, the old record is put on. There are still idiots who fall for this.

[leks]

The amers have democracy everywhere, while the governments of these countries dance to the tune of the amers and sell their sovereignty for beads. Anyone who tries to jump is declared an enemy of democracy, and accordingly they begin to democratize with the help of sanctions and missile and bomb strikes.

[novel66]

Which, in fact, is a sign of “Imperial habits”

[Mouse]

Empire!!! And habits therefore...

[fuel oil]

But what does it sound like! “Humanitarian bombings!” Only a deeply democratic and nice person could come up with such a term.

[Khakas]

US authorities: “In Ukraine there is democracy, but in Russia there are imperial habits”

It turns out that the most democratic country in the world is North Korea

[maiman61]

Just like the Americans! Thousands of kilometers from the United States, they have stepped on the borders of Russia and Russia has imperial habits? And if Russian troops advance on the US borders from Mexico and Canada, then will the US have imperial ambitions?

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: maiman61

And if Russian troops advance on the US borders from Mexico and Canada, then will the US have imperial ambitions?

One day, USSR Missiles ended up in the backyard of the United States (in response to the deployment of missiles in Turkey), and they raised such a hysteria that the world suffocated from the stench.
I remember that the nuclear submarine surfaced in close proximity to the shores of the United States...There was so much drool...
War according to American rules - when they launch a preventive nuclear strike, and go to war together with their satellites...
Americans have never started a war with a strong enemy. They dropped atomic bombs on Japanese cities only to show the USSR what they had.
Such a bastard nation. And the world believed that they were the best... It’s good that few people in Afghanistan can read, and not everyone has television...

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: ROSS 42

Such a bastard nation.

the country was created by Protestants, and this is a very peculiar branch of Christianity that essentially lies at the basis of Nazism

[rocket757]

US authorities: “In Ukraine there is democracy, but in Russia there are imperial habits”

. Dermocracy? And whose, may I ask...
However, if we recall historical analogies... everyone remembers, I hope, the remark of Comrade Stalin, the clarification of President Roosevelt.

[Plowman]

It is worth recalling that since 2016, 11250 political cases have been initiated in Ukraine, 8300 people have been convicted, including about 200 prominent social activists, deputies, and leaders. The USA doesn’t notice this log, it’s self-defense.

[Revolver]

“We often call someone else’s democracy demagoguery, and our own demagoguery democracy.” Sorry I don’t remember who this quote is from. If anyone can provide a link to the original source, I will be very grateful.

[Doctor]

Many forms of government have been and will continue to be experienced in this world of sin and suffering. Nobody claims that democracy is perfect or omniscient.
In fact, it can be said that it is the worst form of government, apart from all the others that have been tried over time.
It is, however, the opinion, and it is widely held in this country, that the people ought to be sovereign, and in a continuous manner, and that public opinion, expressed by all constitutional means, ought to mold, direct and control the actions of ministers, who are servants and not masters.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

sick of stupid
democracy - political system
empire - type of state

[Serge9901]

If you tell the Amers that VVP is a greater Marxist than even the Voukists, they will go crazy. And also confirm with an extract from his diploma, which will indicate something like 300-400 hours of study in Marxist-Leninist philosophy.

[Ovsigovets]

and that is precisely why and no other way there will be presidential elections in 2024 in the Russian Federation, but not in Ukraine)))))

[APASUS]

if Ukraine defends sovereignty, this is democracy and proper law; if Russia does this, this is “imperial manners.”

The mention of democracy in relation to all kinds of countries, inferior countries and idiots has led to the fact that this concept has become abusive.

[bug120560]

US authorities: “In Ukraine there is democracy, but in Russia there are imperial habits.”
As one very famous psychiatrist used to say, this is already a clinic.
I really hope that in our Foreign Ministry there will still be someone who will explain to these gentlemen that we don’t give a damn about their opinion.