Elon Musk In Twitter's Crosshairs Yet Again After Suggesting Ceasefire In Russia-Ukraine Conflict

I can't help but be fascinated by NATO propaganda having painted Russians as sordid false-flaggers when America has been the uncontested offender in that category in modern history. On second thought, I suppose this makes a lot of sense, actually.

Several Ukrainian regions already had referenda about leaving the country all the way back in 2014, in the wake of the Euromaidan disaster, while Russian troops were restricted to Crimea. The results outside of the peninsula were a lot more mild than this time around, the majority wanted more autonomy but to remain within Ukraine. And what they got instead were shelled for 8 years by the neonazi scum which commandeered Euromaidan. Then there were the Minsk agreements, which were supported by Zelensky himself, but the neonazis doing the shelling said no. And here we are. This war was started by NATO-backed fascist maniacs, and while this simple fact isn't recognized, an entire generation of Ukrainians will keep dying for no good reason.

What's it like living in a fantasy world?

Russian soliders were never restricted to Crimea, that was just the only place the Kremlin acknowledged that they were there. They went into Donbass from the start too and took control, Putin just made laughable claims about how they accidentally got lost and wandered in there instead of admitting it was part of an attack on Ukraine.

Strawman. Nobody is saying anything like that, or wants the war to go on forever, and nobody is even mentioning communism since Russia is not even attempting to be communist since the 90s.

The real version of your pretend argument is that this "compromise" is actually a victory for Russia. It's conceding a large swathe of violently seized territory to Russia, and then demanding Ukraine is left defenseless so they can do it again when they've had time to rebuild militarily. Appeasement doesn't grant any long-term peace, which is why Ukranians are reacting extremely negatively to this.

This is not like saying America should pull out of Vietnam. That is what the angry people in the replies are asking for. They want peace with the terms being that Russia leaves and gets no spoils of war. This is more like saying the war in Vietnam could end much quicker if the Vietnamese just agreed to let America annex Saigon and all of South Vietnam as a new US state, including territory they don't even currently have control of.

A strawman you say? Why is everyone trying to play black and white regarding war, by presenting the whole of Russia as rabid dog hungry for Ukrainians blood then? You do realize that is one too, right?
You also think Zelenksi, the man who has repeatly called for direct strikes on Russia's ground by "their allies" gives a single fuck about ending the war? They are quite literally becoming billionaires through this, an other extension of the U.S. The moment Russia backs out from their territory, it still won't be enough. They have made it clear that they want a regime change, the same thing that gave you essentially all previous unstable actual terrorist states – but this one has the biggest amount of nukes world wide.
He wants "punishment" as he said, all the sanctions and such we haven't even put on Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia isn't enough for the guy, it needs to keep escalating all the while Scud missile trucks capable of nuclear launch have been spotted being transported by trains toward Ukraine from Russia recently.
Also, there's already been plenty of people who oppose to the escalation of said war that have been called Russian puppets and other ridiculous claims, I would know having had theses arguments on many occasions, all of which got me the usual "Russian bot" 2wat reply.
You know what wouldn't be productive and helpful? Bringing the entire world closer to nuclear annihilation, I don't think Ukrainians want to IRL STALKER

Because the suggested peace treaty solution was heavily skewed in Russia's favor? It's easy to say "Just give Russia what they want and they'll leave", but the more likely scenario is Russia just wanting even more if that happens and Ukraine will be right back where it was when the war began: Being bullied into submission by Russia under the threat of war if they try to ask for outside assistance like they did when attempting to join NATO.

So this "advice" isn't only very unwelcome by the Ukrainians, but also is very insulting to them.

Elon Musk also has a history of providing unsolicited advice when the wisest thing would have been to just not say anything, so he only got himself to thank for being dragged out like this.

Don't misunderstand, I'm not saying Elon made some sort of useful contribution with his statement, just that the response was to go out of the way to insult a guy helping their war effort seems to be in needlessly bad taste.

Fair enough, yeah, the response could have been more diplomatic instead of instant hostility, no matter how arrogant or genuine said suggestion was.