Tori Germany.
>> This is Russia, and this is,
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>> So to be clear what's happening there is that you have little bit of a video,
of a German minster council minister receiving two stamps.
That images that by the way are on some TYT merchandise.
That shop TYT of the Mosque to the Russian Black Sea fleet flagship that
the Ukrainians say they sank the one that was involved in the Snake Island incident.
So, she was getting like a stamp and like laughing about the fact that it was
a stamp that references this moment that went viral.
And for the people on Russia won that State TV Network that you saw there.
Those hosts were so aggrieved by the fact that a German culture minister
laughed briefly that he threatened the soviet invasion of Germany.
And I didn't see anyone on the panel who thought that that was a bad idea.
Seems like a bit of an overreaction.
Said that because they laughed about a stamp, what was that?
The injection of kindness has run out,
and we now need to shake the dust off their graves.
The injection of kindness.
This is a country that is in the middle of a barbaric invasion that has resulted in
the deaths of tens of thousands of civilians.
But they're the ones who are being overly kind and
perhaps they need to start invading even more countries.
What do you think Jayar.
>> So, we talked about snowflakes a lot and all that, but
really this is the point of that imagery.
That's the point of putting it on the stamp to rub it in,
because we saw who the aggressor was in this conflict.
And many times it's like the thought of hey, again, that's why I talk
about the thundering of the of the boots on the ground and coming for you.
If your life's blood is based off of being intimidating and
threatening of violence and death, and then that gets shaken a little bit.
Which happened in that particular situation is why it went so viral and
then people celebrate it.
This is a conflict bro.
I mean, there's reasons why there's comparisons between like sporting events
and actual murderous war.
Which we're dealing with here is because when the underdog in this case has
a victory they celebrate.
They dance on the floor and you're supposed to be able to take it,
especially if you're so powerful.
But they care and
now you have to threaten even more because the ego has been bruised.
It's pretty pathetic.
It's childlike.
>> Yeah.
Yeah, exactly. It's like they these guys and by the way,
talking big about how going to war would be absolutely awesome.
You do see it a lot on Russian TV.
You also see it on plenty of mainstream media shows here in the US too.
They love to talk about setting other people to war.
You know who wouldn't be marching into Berlin,
the douche that you saw in that video.
He wouldn't be putting his little helmet on and he's got his rifle and
he's going on.
He would be covering it from a newsroom.
And by the way, the same false bravado again.
You see that here too in times of war.
So, let's be clear about that.
Let's also be clear about the fact that, as Jayar said, they're overcompensating
with the fact that this current invasion is going horribly.
Would you like to predict how it would go if they tried to also invade Germany?
Seriously man, people love making bold claims.
They mess around.
I don't think they want to find out though.
Anyway, people make jokes.
This is real.
People are dying.
People are dying literally right now because of that invasion.
But to some people, some people in state media there and others it's just a joke.
It's all just fun and games.
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