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« Reply #3575 on: April 10, 2024, 11:07 »
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So Bulgakov is read in Ukraine after all
No.

First, you say that Bulgakov is not read in Ukraine because he is a "traitor."

But then you forget about it, and when confronted with your own words, you say, as a "representative" Ukrainian (another unfounded claim of yours), that you read Bulgakov because you have to know your "enemies."
Now you swallow your words again and say, once more, that Bulgakov is not read in Ukraine.

Right, right... he is not read in Ukraine, except by "representative" Ukrainians like you, because they have to know their "enemy".
Right, right...

You are so confused!

PS. It's disheartening to observe how individuals with IQs below 85 perpetually reside in the present moment. The past and future remain nebulous to them, rendering them incapable of formulating coherent, deterministic thoughts.
« Last Edit: April 10, 2024, 11:58 by Zero Talent »


« Reply #3576 on: April 10, 2024, 13:13 »
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Zero Talent, I see no point in commenting on your trolling. Every day you strain yourself and try to squeeze out trolling. You already sound very funny and don't look smart.
I already wrote to you that I prefer constructive dialogue.
As for me personally, I also read Hitler in my time.

« Reply #3577 on: April 10, 2024, 13:25 »
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Zero Talent, I see no point in commenting on your trolling. Every day you strain yourself and try to squeeze out trolling. You already sound very funny and don't look smart.
I already wrote to you that I prefer constructive dialogue.
As for me personally, I also read Hitler in my time.

Bottom line, despite your denial, Ukrainians do read Bulgakov, and they even use his words to make a point.
« Last Edit: April 10, 2024, 13:30 by Zero Talent »

« Reply #3578 on: April 10, 2024, 13:41 »
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Ukrainians do read Bulgakov, and they even use his words to make a point.
???
Why did you decide so? I didn't say that.  ;D ;D ;D

« Reply #3579 on: April 10, 2024, 14:10 »
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Ukrainians do read Bulgakov, and they even use his words to make a point.
???
Why did you decide so? I didn't say that.  ;D ;D ;D

Read below 👇, but read carefully, and try to understand what a self proclaimed "representative" Ukrainian wrote a few hours ago;

2. I didnt write that I personally havent read Bulgakov. You need to know your enemies, so I had to read.
« Last Edit: April 10, 2024, 14:50 by Zero Talent »

« Reply #3580 on: April 10, 2024, 15:02 »
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Ukrainians do read Bulgakov, and they even use his words to make a point.
???
Why did you decide so? I didn't say that.  ;D ;D ;D

Read below 👇, but read carefully, and try to understand what a self proclaimed "representative" Ukrainian wrote a few hours ago;

2. I didnt write that I personally havent read Bulgakov. You need to know your enemies, so I had to read.
Your logic is complete ravings.  ;D
I recommend that you visit a psychiatrist.  ;D ;D ;D

« Reply #3581 on: April 10, 2024, 15:52 »
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Ukrainians do read Bulgakov, and they even use his words to make a point.
???
Why did you decide so? I didn't say that.  ;D ;D ;D

Read below 👇, but read carefully, and try to understand what a self proclaimed "representative" Ukrainian wrote a few hours ago;

2. I didnt write that I personally havent read Bulgakov. You need to know your enemies, so I had to read.
Your logic is complete ravings.  ;D
I recommend that you visit a psychiatrist.  ;D ;D ;D

Individuals with an IQ below 85 have a hard time comprehending that a single counterexample is sufficient to prove that a statement or a conjecture is false, let alone when the counterexample is their own self.

« Reply #3582 on: April 10, 2024, 17:43 »
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My suspicion is therefore confirmed!

I had already suspected several times that he was a Russian troll.

If Ukrainians don't read Bulgakov, but stocker2014 has read Bulgakov, he can't be Ukrainian. This is simple logic that must be immediately clear to all readers and especially to someone who claims to have studied mathematics.

The second possibility is that Ukrainians do read Bulgakov. Then again, stocker2014 would have written nonsense - once again, as so often.

There is no third possibility.

« Reply #3583 on: April 10, 2024, 18:00 »
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Russians intensify attacks on Bakhmut front, with 36 combat clashes there Ukraine's General Staff
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/04/10/7450522/index.amp

Are you happy about all the news you link to here?

Are you surprised that there are Ukrainians who hate the Russians?

Does it make sense to add fuel to the fire by posting all this?

I think that if your country was attacked and so many civilists were killed, you would detest such news from the other side.

I don't agree with a lot of what stocker2014 writes either. Especially not with his black and white thinking.

But Russia attacked Ukraine and not the other way around! That's why I also disagree with a large part of your posts!

« Reply #3584 on: April 10, 2024, 18:36 »
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I don't agree with a lot of what stocker2014 writes either. Especially not with his black and white thinking.

But Russia attacked Ukraine and not the other way around! That's why I also disagree with a large part of your posts!

Same here!
« Last Edit: April 10, 2024, 19:00 by Zero Talent »

« Reply #3585 on: April 10, 2024, 19:11 »
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my country was attacked, bombarded and destroyed for months and lot of civilians were killed I do know what war is and hope you will never know but, when some people force one side, in this case attacked one, while dehumanize other nation that is something that bothers me Im sorry if have caused any inconvenience

« Reply #3586 on: April 10, 2024, 21:08 »
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Bulgakov was born in Kiev and he wrote one of the most highly acclaimed books of the 20th century, The Master and Margarita. Am I missing something?

Interestingly though, as befitting this thread, he did have a very relevant quote:

There is no greater misfortune in the world than the loss of reason. ~ Mikhail Bulgakov

 ;)

« Reply #3587 on: April 10, 2024, 23:12 »
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Bulgakov was born in Kiev and he wrote one of the most highly acclaimed books of the 20th century, The Master and Margarita. Am I missing something?

Interestingly though, as befitting this thread, he did have a very relevant quote:

There is no greater misfortune in the world than the loss of reason. ~ Mikhail Bulgakov

 ;)


Bulgakov was mentioned earlier in this thread, and yesterday, stoker attributed him a quote describing russians in a negative way:
Not the people, but brute, boor, a wild horde, murderers and villains

Since he is renegaded by Ukrainians for his pro-russian and anti-Ukrainian stances, all this looked strange to me.
What was also strange is that on March 8th, I received a WhatsApp message containing exactly the same quotes and a few more. The message was forwarded multiple times, and it was not in English. Someone actually did a pretty good job with a translation for a different audience.

So I tried to search for the origin of Bulgakov's quote, but I didn't find it.
What I found was an article claiming that all quotes were made up or taken out of context.

Therefore, it is hard to know the truth, and this viral list may very well be a clever piece of propaganda.

This is why I would challenge our expert in russian literature to share the origin of those quotesthe book, newspaper article, etc.

Meanwhile, we should all take all of that with a grain of salt.
« Last Edit: April 10, 2024, 23:42 by Zero Talent »

« Reply #3588 on: April 11, 2024, 03:19 »
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Bernard-Henri Lvy, interview (BHL)

"The third world is already underway. But European leaders, like in Hitler's time, deny reality"

- And what about the Third World War?

- So we are already here! The third world war is already underway.

What is happening now is the Third World War!

We are inside it, with Russia, with Iran, with China, with North Korea, with Israel and Hamas, which operates with the support of Putin, with the grand alliance between radical Islamism and Russian Orthodoxy.

All processes began to move. We are at the epicenter of this war.

- Why do Western politicians constantly repeat this? After all, they must realize that the great war has already begun! What makes them deny it?

Munich spirit! Then, in 1938, 1939, until the beginning of 1940, European leaders denied reality.

Denial of reality is generally a very common behavior for humanity, especially in the Western world.

https://youtu.be/qqbVooNmzr0
_________

Europarasites! You idiots!

« Last Edit: April 11, 2024, 04:04 by stoker2014 »

« Reply #3589 on: April 11, 2024, 03:36 »
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write everything on paper and analyze it again do not hurry with conclusions, because..  something went wrong

« Reply #3590 on: April 11, 2024, 03:38 »
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If Ukrainians don't read Bulgakov, but stocker2014 has read Bulgakov, he can't be Ukrainian. This is simple logic that must be immediately clear to all readers and especially to someone who claims to have studied mathematics.
This is wretched and primitive logic. It is not surprising to hear this from a person who could not answer the question in what year the Second World War began.
Wilm, your logic is at the level of a 7 year old boy. You should get a job in a kindergarten, you will find many friends there.
 ;D ;D ;D

« Reply #3591 on: April 11, 2024, 03:41 »
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Not the people, but brute, boor, a wild horde, murderers and villains
Yes, US Democratic trolls don't like to read the truth. You dont agree with this phrase and the description of Russians?
This is not surprising, the democrat trolls deny reality and are friends of the Russian trolls.
 ;D ;D ;D

« Reply #3592 on: April 11, 2024, 03:47 »
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https://twitter.com/GLandsbergis/status/1778110227599982992

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Member of Parliament of Lithuania, Chairman of TS-LKD, Homeland Union Party of Lithuania.

In WWII the Allies bombed Nazi Germany's oil depots as a high priority military target. That's the tweet.



_________

US Democrats oppose the liquidation of Russian oil refineries that are being destroyed by Ukraine. US Democrats = friends of Russian Na.zis.

US Democrats and Biden - fuck you!

« Reply #3593 on: April 11, 2024, 04:36 »
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 8) 8) 8)

Trumps Eclipse Ad.

https://youtu.be/g9AxHjZBnWs

« Reply #3594 on: April 11, 2024, 06:43 »
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Bulgakov was born in Kiev and he wrote one of the most highly acclaimed books of the 20th century, The Master and Margarita. Am I missing something?

Interestingly though, as befitting this thread, he did have a very relevant quote:

There is no greater misfortune in the world than the loss of reason. ~ Mikhail Bulgakov

 ;)


Bulgakov was mentioned earlier in this thread, and yesterday, stoker attributed him a quote describing russians in a negative way:
Not the people, but brute, boor, a wild horde, murderers and villains

Since he is renegaded by Ukrainians for his pro-russian and anti-Ukrainian stances, all this looked strange to me.
What was also strange is that on March 8th, I received a WhatsApp message containing exactly the same quotes and a few more. The message was forwarded multiple times, and it was not in English. Someone actually did a pretty good job with a translation for a different audience.

So I tried to search for the origin of Bulgakov's quote, but I didn't find it.
What I found was an article claiming that all quotes were made up or taken out of context.

Therefore, it is hard to know the truth, and this viral list may very well be a clever piece of propaganda.

This is why I would challenge our expert in russian literature to share the origin of those quotesthe book, newspaper article, etc.

Meanwhile, we should all take all of that with a grain of salt.

Thanks for the explanation. I was confused because Bulgakov was Ukranian and I didn't know about the anti-Ukranian sentiment.  I found this:

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2022/dec/31/mikhail-bulgakov-museum-kyiv-calls-to-close

It does say however, 'The museums director, Lyudmila Gubianuri, has also hit back against criticism, calling Bulgakov a man of his time. He was born and lived in the Russian empire. Bulgakov had an inherent imperial mindset, but neither he nor his family were ever Ukrainophobes, she stressed. Bulgakov did not believe in the reality of an independent Ukraine, like quite a lot of people at that time.'

I am pro-Ukraine but I guess the question remains, can great art or literature survive changes in time and politics?

« Reply #3595 on: April 11, 2024, 07:19 »
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Not the people, but brute, boor, a wild horde, murderers and villains
Yes, US Democratic trolls don't like to read the truth. You dont agree with this phrase and the description of Russians?
This is not surprising, the democrat trolls deny reality and are friends of the Russian trolls.
 ;D ;D ;D

It's not about agreeing or disagreeing with the description.
It's about truth and logic.
It's about you being unable to grasp elementary logic.
It's about you being caught again with your pants down, in public.

I can't know for sure, but it is quite plausible that your list of quotes is fake, given the fact that it spreads in the same form in different languages across social media.
Whoever gave you that list disguised their opinions as quotes from famous Russian writers to make them seem more credible.

Bulgakov and others on that list never said what you, in your gullibility, attributed to them.

I can bet that you will be unable to show us the origin of their so-called "quotes" because they do not exist. They're most likely fake, made up, fake news, propaganda...

A bit of advice: If you can't think for yourself, stick to journalism from reputable sources. Don't post viral social media "news" unless you want to continue confirming your IQ level.
« Last Edit: April 11, 2024, 07:23 by Zero Talent »

« Reply #3596 on: April 11, 2024, 07:43 »
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Bulgakov ... he nor ... were ever Ukrainophobe,
It's a lie.

Bulgakov did not believe in the reality of an independent Ukraine, like quite a lot of people at that time.'[/i]
The underlined is a lie and Russian propaganda.

I am pro-Ukraine but I guess the question remains, can great art or literature survive changes in time and politics?
His books will be used to kindle stoves, like many other books by Russian authors. If a Ukrainian respects himself, he will not read books by a Russian writer.

All this great Russian art has always been and is being used by Russian orcs as a weapon against civilized humanity.
All Russian cultural centers should be closed and prohibited. All Russian literature should be banned.
« Last Edit: April 11, 2024, 07:51 by stoker2014 »

« Reply #3597 on: April 11, 2024, 07:47 »
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Not the people, but brute, boor, a wild horde, murderers and villains
Yes, US Democratic trolls don't like to read the truth. You dont agree with this phrase and the description of Russians?
This is not surprising, the democrat trolls deny reality and are friends of the Russian trolls.
 ;D ;D ;D

It's not about agreeing or disagreeing with the description.
It's about truth and logic.
It's about you being unable to grasp elementary logic.
It's about you being caught again with your pants down, in public.

I can't know for sure, but it is quite plausible that your list of quotes is fake, given the fact that it spreads in the same form in different languages across social media.
Whoever gave you that list disguised their opinions as quotes from famous Russian writers to make them seem more credible.

Bulgakov and others on that list never said what you, in your gullibility, attributed to them.

I can bet that you will be unable to show us the origin of their so-called "quotes" because they do not exist. They're most likely fake, made up, fake news, propaganda...

A bit of advice: If you can't think for yourself, stick to journalism from reputable sources. Don't post viral social media "news" unless you want to continue confirming your IQ level.
Your text meets all the requirements of Russian propaganda. This is exactly what all Russian putin trolls write. If the Russians are not paying you yet, contact them, you are losing money. Why are you working for Russian Na.zis for free?
 ;D ;D ;D

Although perhaps the Democrats pay you well and have given you the task of defending Russian Na.zis.
You have no arguments, which means you are a troll.
« Last Edit: April 11, 2024, 07:56 by stoker2014 »

« Reply #3598 on: April 11, 2024, 07:56 »
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Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the nation! Death of Russian Federation!

« Reply #3599 on: April 11, 2024, 08:55 »
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Not the people, but brute, boor, a wild horde, murderers and villains
Yes, US Democratic trolls don't like to read the truth. You dont agree with this phrase and the description of Russians?
This is not surprising, the democrat trolls deny reality and are friends of the Russian trolls.
 ;D ;D ;D

It's not about agreeing or disagreeing with the description.
It's about truth and logic.
It's about you being unable to grasp elementary logic.
It's about you being caught again with your pants down, in public.

I can't know for sure, but it is quite plausible that your list of quotes is fake, given the fact that it spreads in the same form in different languages across social media.
Whoever gave you that list disguised their opinions as quotes from famous Russian writers to make them seem more credible.

Bulgakov and others on that list never said what you, in your gullibility, attributed to them.

I can bet that you will be unable to show us the origin of their so-called "quotes" because they do not exist. They're most likely fake, made up, fake news, propaganda...

A bit of advice: If you can't think for yourself, stick to journalism from reputable sources. Don't post viral social media "news" unless you want to continue confirming your IQ level.
Your text meets all the requirements of Russian propaganda. This is exactly what all Russian putin trolls write. If the Russians are not paying you yet, contact them, you are losing money. Why are you working for Russian Na.zis for free?
 ;D ;D ;D

Although perhaps the Democrats pay you well and have given you the task of defending Russian Na.zis.
You have no arguments, which means you are a troll.

You can't show us the origin of these quotes because most likely they are made up. "Most likely", they are unnecessary, stupid propaganda.
As I said, I spent time trying to identify the source of these quotes, but I found nothing.
Since you seem to be the "expert" in such comparative russian literature essays, we need your help.

What you fail to comprehend is that Ukraine does not need fake news to prove that its struggle is justified.

All intelligent people understand that russia is an aggressive, imperial, colonial power invading an independent and sovereign country.

By posting fake news, you are insulting their intelligence and harming Ukraine's interests, in addition to making yourself look foolish.

Ukraine is on the right side of history and deserves to be helped and supported by the entire democratic world in its struggle to repel the brutal russian invasion. Fake news and propaganda lies spread by Ukrainians will only erode trust and act against their interests.
« Last Edit: April 11, 2024, 09:02 by Zero Talent »


 

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