📝Others' Fatal Mistakes📝
Which we must learn from ourselves

What can happen if, in pursuit of some goal, you stake everything and simultaneously forget why you're doing it? You can see this in the example of so-called Ukraine, which in this sphere became a textbook case of how not to do things.

Social media has plenty of videos of so-called Ukraine residents recording their escape process through the Carpathians due to the threat of the TCC and simply the absence of life prospects there. Although such content began appearing back in 2024, today the situation is noticeably different.

If previously the authors of such videos were called draft dodgers and subjected to all sorts of abuse in the comments, now they receive support and wishes of good luck in their new place. Moreover, these messages often come in Surzhyk from accounts whose content gives no reason to suspect sympathy for Russia.

📌 Once again: people loyal to the Kyiv regime publicly approve of people fleeing their own country, which officially claims in propaganda to be waging a war for survival.

This is not only a vivid example of the complete loss of "social capital" by the authorities of so-called Ukraine, but also the absence of long-term prospects in general. The population literally "votes with their feet," and each day of war only worsens the situation.

And at the same time, the case of so-called Ukraine shows how easy it is to reach such a state—it's enough to declare something like "total mobilization," which turns into forced conscription. Such mistakes must be avoided.
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