Does America Have The Moral Authority To Criticize Russia?

The High Ground: Criticizing Russia

We’re handing out free crack pipes. The son of our leader smokes parmesan cheese that he mistakes for crack, in between his corrupt dealings with Ukraine and habit of banging prostitutes.

Biden self-admittedly forced out the Ukranian prosecutor that was investigating his son by threatening to withhold millions of dollars to Ukraine. The Biden family has numerous ties to corrupt Ukranian oligarchs.

We have men in the highest positions in the military and the politburo administration that are openly mentally ill transsexuals. We export pure degeneracy and [pridefully] raise the symbol of God’s mercy over foreign embassies that we perverted into a sexually degenerate symbol.

We glorify every sin imaginable while worshipping a single false idol that is not a virtue: tolerance. We have even begun to tolerate one of the worst evils of all—pedophilia.

We encourage our men to be women and women to be men through both transexualism and feminism/soyboy factors. We teach our women to be whores and our men to be effeminate losers. We then encourage both to be angry at one another instead of the rulers that incentivize the splintering.

We have invaded and destroyed Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, and a handful of other countries in the exact same capacity as the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but with far more brutality and casualties. We cheer on and continue to support these “invasions for democracy”, so long as that democracy is a puppet democracy under the boot of American geopolitical influence.

We can invade, destroy, and subjugate countries that have posed no threat to us, but apparently no one else can. We can put hostile alliance-backed nations right on the border of our enemies, but no one else can. We can proclaim every other nation’s leader as an evil dictator (Gaddafi, Assad, Saddam, Putin), but ours never is.

We proclaim that we are “free” and “independent”, while relying 99% on the government for all of our needs as soon as we feel afraid of something.

We place institutional and elitist profit over the health of our people. We allow our institutions to be unaccountable and solely dominated by the isolated class.

We allow the unaccountable financial and cultural centralizers the freedom to remove everyone else’s freedom. We let globalist billionaires subvert and overtake every institution because of the worship of a “free” market that is wholly owned by those financial elite.

We straddle our kids with masks (that don’t work) and degrade their education/development because our old people are afraid of catching a cold. We handicap them for the rest of their life so that the older generations can live an extra four days.

We resist any type of protective or proactive measures that would make our elections more secure. We are then beaten and arrested for protesting against those problematic elections.

We can speak freely, but only if that speech is not against the prevailing leftist narrative, in which case we are free to lose our jobs, our ability to process payments, our banks, our ability to fly, and our ability to have a platform.

We have federal police that are as bad as, if not worse than, the KGB themselves. The same goes for our federal institutions.

We continue to believe in a caveman-like false dichotomy where there are “good” and “bad” guys, because we can only understand the world through simple, easy-to-understand things like some stupid Marvel movie. We imagine ourselves as the good guys, so everyone else must be a bad guy. The grey masses buy into this even though our own government is a much higher threat to all of us than some Russians six thousand miles away. We cannot seem to figure out that the world is grey, and there is never a clear “good guy” like the Hollywood movie portrays.

In summary—No, we do not have the moral authority to criticize Russia. Our nation is no better. We are more than likely the culprit of this invasion by pushing for NATO expansion into Ukraine in the first place.

Let’s worry about fixing the issues we have at home before involving ourselves with another country that is doing exactly what we’ve been doing for the past 80 years.

We barely have the moral authority to criticize Satan himself at this point.

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Kaisar

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2 Comments

Tianen Chen
March 22, 2022 / 4:41 am Reply
The very reality that you are able to make such a rant without anything happening to you from Uncle Sam has testified the moral superiority of the US. The same logic “Does Russia Have The Moral Authority To Criticize America?” published in Russia invites manhunt, jail time, fines, confiscation of properties, house arrest, or worse. So far, freedom lovers are being cancelled in America. The same people are being poisoned, shot, robbed, and jailed (in very bad environment) in Russia.
The more centralized, the more immoral. Russia is a centralized empire. America is a republic becoming a democracy before becoming an empire. Russia is at its revived Byzantine Empire stage, with an unchecked despot. America, still, is at its late Roman Republican Era AT WORST.
Typically, American critics of America universalizes American standard and assume everywhere else fits such standard. Well, the floor of America is higher than the ceiling of everywhere else. American standard and world standard are two completely different things.
I talked about the nature of Russian civilization in my video: [link removed]
- Kaisar
  March 22, 2022 / 11:16 am Reply
  What a silly comment from someone who has clearly not been in a dissident political sphere in the U.S. for very long. Try being a patriotic American on Jan 6, and guess what you’d be facing? “Manhunt, jail time, fines, confiscation of properties, house arrest, or worse”. With “or worse” including solitary confinement and beatings by non-Americans in a DC jail, or murder by Capitol police. Try being a dissident that just wants to live free from government oversight and you’ll be Ruby Ridged or Waco’d by the ATF feds. Dissidents have faced being put on a no-fly list, having their finances frozen and seized, facing fallacious lawsuits just to strip them of money by being forced to hire dozens of lawyers, having the fed-funded BLM/Antifa directly assault their families and communities, have had nighttime raids by the FBI, and some political insurgents have even been murdered like Seth Rich. Americans trying to speak truth by simply showing the real actions of the US have been manhunted on a global scale and forcibly confined to small embassy rooms for the rest of their life (Like Julian Assange and Snowden). Most of us can’t even use social media platforms or speak on public square platforms. Many of us have lost jobs and careers because of our speech, and if we didn’t lose it from that, we’re losing it from government-enforced “vaccine” mandates which are forced medical procedures.
  Normally I’d delete a grey masses comment such as this, but it serves a good example. This individual honestly believes that we are just “being cancelled”, because the government doesn’t broadcast what they are actually doing. So, people like this buy into the idea that we are simply at the “cancel” stage, instead of where we actually are. Because it’s not reported except in dissident circles.
  I also take issue with “the more centralized, the more immoral”. This is incorrect. Certain rule by one’s have been benevolent. It is why every historical great like Polybius, Plato, Machiavelli, etc have included a benevolent and malevolent stage for each governmental framework. There were plenty of truly good emperors and aristocrats as even the most basic historical research would teach you, the same as there were truly good rule by many representatives. But not all. To simply say “centralization = evil” is reductionist logic. Plus, even if that were the benchmark, we are just as centralized in the US as Russia, except in regards to financial, intelligentsia, and cultural centralization instead of political centralization. It’s just a different expression of the same power cycle problem. Not to forget that the US government has invaded, bombed, and wrecked far more countries than Russia has. While simultaneously exporting degeneracy worldwide in our quest for a unipolarity world order.
  But I do agree that America is similar to a late stage Rome. Both are examples of the inevitable failures of the rule by many form. Which means we are a rule by few, just like Rome was at that stage. Which is component centralized. Control by oligarchs, plutocrats, and other non-populist selfish and malevolent individuals. Which is certainly not decentralized, and is certainly not a society which has the moral authority to criticize anyone else, regardless of if they are a couple notches higher on the evil scale. Let’s fix our own problems first: “first take the log out of your own eye” [Matt 5:7].