>>2520189Thanks.
>your own sweat will make you wet inside. I learned that British army sweaters are awesome - they might not be the warmest, but they are excellent at expelling the humidity. Perfect fiber mix.
>stay out of the bogLuckily most of terrain in Ukraine is very fertile soil.
>yeah no, it is the globohomoIm not gonna battle you over this, mate, maybe its true - Im still surprised how eagerly all the governments and corporations joined the sanctions...
Anyway, all I can say is this: Before 2022, ukrainians I knew and worked with, (and I worked with a lot of them) when I asked, why they aren't joining the war effort, they all said:
"Fuck that, I'm not going to die over some squabbles between the oligarchs". And I understood that. It was still a "local" conflict back then.
It all changed on February 24. When war went full scale, with all the bombings, civilian casualties, destruction of hard earned homes...
All things changed. They all (well, all of those I knew) went to fight, their families came here or to other EU countries.
BTW, wasnt it a little similar with the US?
First some fights over money, than the British come in and shit gets real?
Anyway, that's all from me in this thread, sorry for /pol/ posting, thanks for all the input.
