Canadian's Shift from Humanitarian Aid to Military Support in Ukraine
I'm Canadian. I came to Ukraine in 2022 with this idea
that I would only
ever do humanitarian aid. I wouldn't wanna get involved in a
military
conflict. I didn't wanna help soldiers with any sort
of th- aid that could help
them, uh, hurt other people.
I came with this idea that Russians were oppressed for a long
time, and that they didn't know what they
were doing.
They, they didn't know what was happening in Ukraine, and time
and time again,
I was proved wrong.
It didn't take a few months before I started helping soldiers with small
things.
I have watched for four fucking years as people defend
Russia and say, "What about the people of Donbas since
2014?"
And today, in Donbas, in my city of Kramatorsk, the Russians
killed at least 30 people and injured at least 18 more,
and you know what their
crime was? Taking the bus.
They took the bus, and Russia is their neighbor,
and you don't see those people saying a goddamn thing about it.
Now, in 2026, I am a soldier.
I have so much hate and anger towards every single Russian.
If you aren't protesting, if you aren't using your free time to
speak up against
your government, you are garbage. You are absolutely nothing.
You aren't even worth the oxygen that you breathe.
I can't do a damn thing about what happened today,
but I have a bunch of fuel behind me that's-
I'm about to put into my vehicle and
make sure it gets out to soldiers, so it can burn your blindages, it can burn
your positions, and I can at least contribute to getting
you the
fuck out of this country.
I have no patience in my life anymore for anybody who sympathizes with
Russia. Fuck every single one of them.
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