Thread by @MelaniePodolyak

I want you to think about the people who committed those horrible murders of civilians in Bucha and other places that Russian military has now left.

Was that Putin?
Was that some faceless “Russian government”?

Or do those people have a name?

That wasn’t some abstract dark entity that covered Ukrainian towns and smothered everyone.

These murderers have families, workplaces, parents, hobbies and, most importantly, Russian passports.

Killing those Ukrainians with their hands bound behind their backs was a choice.

They knew what they were doing. They didn’t have to kill civilians, nobody would know, if they didn’t, even if that was an order. But they did.

Russians were there for a month and saw these corpses every day, on the streets, in cellars, in houses. Did anybody even flinch?

Some Russian Ivan will come home, and his wife will ask him: “Vanya, what did you do there?”

I don’t know what he’ll tell her, and, frankly, I don’t care. But she will till the end of her life live with a person, who killed a bunch of unarmed 16-year-olds kids.

But it’s not like she cares. He’ll bring her gifts – rings, other jewelry. It’s not difficult to figure out that he didn’t buy them in a Ukrainian jewelry store.

And she will proudly wear a necklace taken from a body of a dead Ukrainian woman.

#NotAllRussians, you say?
No.
All of them.

.@Meta, you guys are despicable)

I posted a picture from Bucha with this text to Facebook. I agreed to “cover” it, but nevertheless, today you decided it goes against your Community Standards and deleted it.

“Sorry, but the truth goes against our Community Standards”

I accepted the cover.
But no, now it’s removed.
The hell is this?)

Thank goodness, @Meta.