lum1nous013

Did you at any point had thoughts about wether you did the right thing or not ? I am not talking about individual incidents but about the whole choice of taking part in this war. Where there any moments that made you think "maybe we are the bad guys" or you were always certain you stand at "the right side of history" as they say.

I don't want to be dishonest and I want to say that I am personally critical of US intervations on foreign affairs, but I would like to here the opinion of someone that was actually there.

With all that being said, and wether we agree or disagree I have to say that I really admire your cause of helping vets with PTSD and I hope your album goes amazingly well.

I really appreciate your honest answer, it certainly gave me lots of insight on how people in the war feel. I wholeheartedly agree that no matter the politics of a war innocent people suffer from both sides. Hope you are doing better with any trauma this experience left you.

There is no "innocent countries" geopolitics is a dirty game.

What is your opinion on the government of Ukraine and the army post 2014 ? There has been many rumours about neo nazis being welcome and encouraged to perform atrocities against antifascists and russian speaking Ukrainians. As much as this can be russian propaganda there are things like the 42 murders of syndicalists at Odessa that are proven facts.

Not implying Russia is justified or self proclaimed PRD and PRL are saints, but what do you think about the way Ukrainian government has behaved the past 8 years?

Putting in his statements explicitly said how Russia is part of the economical system and they don't want to change that. Nothing of the above, Putin is no Communist and no Feudalist. He is just trying to make Russia a bigger imperialist super power, to rival US and China.