Pussy Riot Founder Debunks Putin's New Lie About Ukraine War - The Last Word - MSNBC

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Activist and artist Nadya Tolokonnikova, founder of Pussy Riot, talks with MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell about her friend, Alexei Navalny’s transfer to a maximum-security prison, and Russian government propaganda: “They’re changing their versions of what’s happening in Ukraine so often even Russian people don’t trust them anymore.” Aired on 06/20/2022.

[2naSalit]

1. K&R

[SheltieLover]

2. Kicking for visibility

[Escurumbele]

3. He should have never gone back to Russia, he knew this was going to happen.

At the end of the day, what has he accomplished by going back? Zero!

He could have done much more away from Russia, he could have started a podcast, talk to the media constantly, keep a negative campaign on Putin and try to get those messages through to Russia, but now behind bars, with the prospect of getting killed, what has been accomplished, I ask again, and the same answer...Zero.

The same happened in Venezuela, one of the bigger voices against Chavez/Maduro allowed himself to be taken to jail, where he was most probably tortured and finally must have made some deal with the government, now he is back home but silent, nothing gained from that bad decision. People like these seem to think that martyrdom will change history, but it rarely does, most humans have short memories.

Putin doesn't care about international opinions about him, if he feels he must kill someone he will do it. The criminal mind works very different to the non-criminal mind, we have an example at home where trump agreed that Pence deserved to be hung, to them other people's lives only have a value as long as it serves them, after that they immediately loose any value to them.

[Rhiannon12866]

4. I couldn't agree more.

He knows Putin so must have known what he faced if he went back. And he can accomplish nothing if Putin eliminates him as he has so many others...