I suppose after coronavirus, the general consensus among the population is that no one should ever die for any reason, and that this is playing into the alleged importance of the war in the Ukraine.
Maybe it’s too much to connect the two things, beyond the fact that they are both representative of generalized mass hysteria and the collapse of reality itself at the hands of a ubiquitous electronic media.
However, it should be noted, for anyone who is still paying attention to reality, that there have been a lot of wars in the world, where a lot of people died, which the United States did not intervene in or send weapons to one side of – and in most cases, did not even bother to implement sanctions in response to.
A reader put together this list of conflicts and death tolls since 1980.
For context, between 2014 at the Maidan and last week – an eight-year period – about 20,000 people have died in the Russia-Ukraine war, virtually all of them killed by the Ukrainians (many by the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion, funded by the US State Department and armed with Israeli weapons).
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