Proportional Response

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Clarissa

November 23, 2025

It’s impossible to win a war where one side has a total prohibition on harming the other side’s civilians while its enemy concentrates specifically on inflicting the worst possible civilian losses.

Ukraine and Russia are not fighting the same war.

Several massive explosions have occurred at the Shatura Thermal Power Station in the Moscow Oblast of Western Russia, one of the largest power plants in the Russian Federation, following a large-scale drone strike tonight against Moscow by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/4m8woJkr0E
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) November 23, 2025

Ternopil continues to bury the families that Russians burned alive on November 19 🕯️ pic.twitter.com/NL8O4pHB4b
— Victoria (@victoriaslog) November 23, 2025

Without proportional response, you can’t win. Ukraine is fighting in a way that will please liberal HR ladies in Western countries. The result is 33 Ukrainian civilians burned alive in their beds on November 19. And all of the Ukrainian civilians murdered by Russia with zero proportional losses for 11 years.

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One response to “Proportional Response”

cliff arroyo

November 23, 2025

“Ukrainian civilians murdered by Russia with zero proportional losses for 11 years”

Frustrating and infuriating for sure, but on the other hand…. what would killing russian civilians accomplish? Most russians wouldn’t care and neither would the government and even if some russians were bothered, no russian government cares about civilian grievances….

These are people who send family members to die so they can get small cash payouts.

My idea would be to close the borders completely and deport just about all russian citizens back to russia, no matter how rich and tell them the only way out again is over the dead bodies of their government….

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