So like… how is that a bad thing? Clearing land mines is a GOOD thing.
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No you don’t understand, those mines were meant for Russians to step on and get blown up by, which is a military victory for Ukraine, just like the terror strikes deep within Russia.
Liberals trying desperately to seem like they aren’t pussies to conservatives by cheering on the deaths of Russian soldiers is so fucking weird to me man.
Liberals will give more energy and anger to the thought of the Ukraine war ending than they ever gave to the entirety of the gazan genocide and then manage to blame everyone else for not voting for them.
Some lib on .world tried to tell me that leftists can’t win elections and doubled down when presented with overwhelmingly opposing evidence. I was so fucking annoyed. How do you deal with that level of delusional?
The average liberal probably thinks they’re being forced to walk into landmines because of simultaneously having and not having the same haircut as Kim.
“THEYRE GOING TO TAKE THEM BACK TO KOREA AND FORCE K POP STARS AND PEOPLES PETS TO WALK ON THEM” -Liberals
The landmines are for not pulling off the haircut
Evil Overlord Kim Jong-un ADMITS to RESPECTING the Geneva conventions regarding the use of landmines, like the barbaric despot he is.
THOSE MINES ARE SUPPOSED TO KILL CIVILIANS DECADES INTO THE FUTUREObjectively a good thing no matter what side of a conflict you’re on, so of course western media will make a huge deal about how evil it is to clear landmines
This is one job robots should absolutely be doing instead of people.
Is the BBC reporting this like this was some nefarious top secret move by the DPRK? Russian media, like RT, has reported on this a month ago.
Good, fuck landmines
I wonder why you’d get the landmine experts with a border covered in landmines to come and handle landmines

Apparently this is how they make North Korea look bad.
This is definitely targeted towards racist kkkrakkkers who think “clearing landmines” means “Asian hordes human wave running into a minefield”.












