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Residents in Ukraine stood in line to pick up assault rifles in Kyiv after President Volodymyr Zelensky called for volunteers to take up arms to help defend the capital. “I don’t really have any choice, because this is my home,” a 21-year-old computer programmer said.

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    @Franky-j7i

    And again we filthy capitalists make the poor people pay for our greed, I hope they realize that it is not their country which they are defending, its western capitalists that equally exploit them.

    European countries gotta go back to their people, not russia or the even filthier us 😊

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      @MrSlanderer

      Because historically speaking, people don’t usually defend their countries when being invaded, right? That’s why we all speak German and Japanese now?

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