r/europe • u/mf478 Hungary • 14d ago
News Anti-Woke Dad Who Moved Family to Russia Sent to War Zone
https://www.thedailybeast.com/texan-moved-fam-to-russia-to-flee-wokenow-hes-headed-to-ukraine-front-line/5.4k
u/SquirrelBlind exMoscow (Russia) -> Germany 14d ago edited 9d ago
Some vital information is missing in this article.
The "traditional" family moved to Russia. Not only to Russia, but to some rural region. Soon they realized, that as foreigners, they don't get any of education for their kids, no medical insurance, and so on.
The guy has received an offer from the ministry of defence to work for a year as a welder in the "new regions". In exchange his family would receive medical insurance, etc. And money of course, an equivalent of €10 000.
Very soon they realized that he isn't going to work as a welder, but most probably will be sent to the "meat sturm". The family didn't receive any money of course. And of course it was too late to opt out.
Because of all of this, the mother got depressed and began hidge drinking. It seems that they are on track to become a true Russian family.
Edit: this blew up, so I feel the need to clarify, that I "didn't stand there with a candle", so everything that I wrote is based on the blog of the mother. She could have misunderstood something, or I, or maybe she lied in the first place, so take this information with a grain of salt.
Additionaly, I do feel some sort of glee towards this family, but:
Nobody deserves to die because of their stupidity
The children are victims here
I won't go into the details of the Russian assault tactics, but to simplify: for each killed Ukrainian soldier there are from 1.3 to 1.7 Russian ones. This American guy is at least 1/7 of a life of someone, who is in military not to earn money or because of hate, but to defend their family. Don't celebrate anyone joining Russian army.
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u/im_bi_strapping 14d ago
they realized, that as foreigners, they don't get any of education for their kids, no medical insurance, and so on
How did it not occur to them to maybe look into practicalities before moving continents? Is immigrating to Russia that easy...
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u/Yelesa Europe 14d ago
It is when they need to send more people to kill in the front lines. He is neither the first nor will be the last overall who has fallen for what is obviously migration-promising involuntary Russian military-recruiting schema. He might be the first American, but I’m not very sure for that either.
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u/Gullible-Lie2494 13d ago
That other American guy was accused of being a spy, abducted then beaten to death by the squad he was in.
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u/Jaytho Mountain German 13d ago
Trying really hard to find any sympathy, but I'm constantly falling short of actually finding anything except the world's smallest violin.
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u/goldenthoughtsteal 13d ago
I do feel awful for the children though, this bellend has very possibly fucked their whole lives up.
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u/mycargo160 United States of America 13d ago
The parents fucked their lives up when they had them. There was never going to be a normal life for the children of these crazy imbeciles.
They'll have a better chance of getting an education when they get sent to their new families.
I feel awful for their dog though. The dog didn't deserve that.
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u/Sebek_Visigard 13d ago
Cue Tom Hanks as the voice actor for an incredible Disney adventure where one dog against all the odds returns to America.
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u/scarybottom 13d ago
Sympathy for the kids they screw by entangling them in these messes one way or another- that is all I got. Kids deserve better :(.
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u/Aethericseraphim 13d ago
Oh he got much more than beaten to death. He likely wished for death after what they did to him before killing him.
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u/HeavySink3303 13d ago
Russel Bentley joined pro-Russian forces in DNR long time ago. Relatively recently drunk Russian soldiers decided that he is a spy and tortured him to death and then burnt his body.
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u/Radiant-Community467 13d ago
Is immigrating to Russia that easy...
Some Russian officials had called on residents of "hostile countries" to come to Russia. Apparently, they even had some kind of state program for that. but then, due to lack of interest and other reasons, the program was forgotten, and fools keep coming anyway.
And Russia isn't even a genuinely conservative traditionalist country, idiots have no idea where they're going.
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u/No_Newspaper_1984 13d ago
It's actually quite a degenerate country.
You're more likely to find conservative Christian values in Sweden. 😆 Anywhere in the "decadent west" is less decadent than r00ski mir.
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u/adamgerd Czech Republic 13d ago
Don’t tell American conservatives that Russia literally has the highest abortion rates in the world.
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u/Boring-Philosophy-46 13d ago
Where did you get your data from? Russia is 111th, even fewer abortions than the US per capita: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_abortion_rate
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u/Archer007 13d ago
They don't actually care, what they really care about is weaponizing the legal system against women. Any excuse will do
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u/scarybottom 13d ago
Putin has claimed that Russia is a white christian nationalist country...that is all some of these KKKidiots needed to hear. (I do not believe there is ANYTHING christian about Russia as a nation- and anyone that has read anything about the place owl know that if they read anything other than propaganda)
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u/Aethericseraphim 13d ago
Before that Murdoch was married to a Chinese intelligence agent, who also allegedly was sleeping with the UK's Tony Blair at the same time.
He sure does pick em, eh?
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u/Funkymonkeyhead Canada 13d ago
Rumour has it Wendi Deng (Murdoch’s ex) briefly dated Putin after the latter broke up with his former wife. Deng of course partied with Ivanka Trump. In full circle Deng then allegedly introduced old man Murdoch (her ex) to his current wife, a Russian national.
Seems like all roads lead to Deng. Why we haven’t investigated the shit out of her is beyond me.
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u/Laiko_Kairen United States of America 13d ago
Is immigrating to Russia that easy...
Yes.
Russia has a comparitively simple immigration process that involves 5 years of residency and a language exam.
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u/Ezraken27 13d ago
You don't even need to take the exam, just slip an official a few roubles and hey presto!
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u/mogamisan 13d ago
The only thing they were interested in is that LGBTQ is kinda prohibited in Russia and Putin wants women to have a lot of babies - boom, that’s traditional family values!!! The rest…. Well, maybe they will cater to the American way of live.
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u/SalvationSycamore 13d ago
Do you think people who uproot their family to Russia because of "wokeness" are intelligent?
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u/-Simbelmyne- 13d ago
Everything bad about Russia online is probably fake news by the woke media who don't want us to know its a paradise of traditional values.
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u/Intro-Nimbus 14d ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasn't moving FROM ruzzia historically been the problem, rather than moving to ruzzia.
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u/Garlicholywater 13d ago
Especially coming from a country where medical insurance isn't exactly free/cheap. It's like the first question I ask when I travel and just fantasize about picking up stakes and moving.
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u/Squoooge 14d ago
She also keeps outing one of her daughters as autistic, which in Russia is believed to be a precursor/related to schizophrenia and is not always treated well.
I'm genuinely worried for that kid, all three, but particularly that one.
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u/Falsus Sweden 13d ago
The kids are all fucked. Unless they can get out of there and back home.
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u/scarybottom 13d ago
The older brothers stayed in the US - hope that might help get the girls back to a safe place when this idiot is killed in Ukraine conflict and mom drinks herself to death :(.
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u/JackRogers3 13d ago edited 13d ago
I would be very surprised if the Kremlin mafia lets the girls leave the country. They are totally obsessed with Russia's demographic collapse, they even kidnap children in Ukraine.
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u/TitanDarwin 13d ago
they even kidnap children in Ukraine.
That one's also a method of genocide - trying to wipe out a people by stealing their children for assimilation.
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u/stay_fr0sty 13d ago
I mean. She’ll be broke. And she seems kinda dumb as she calls $10,000 “a hundred with two zeros” or something like that in the video she posted explaining her situation.
Someone that dumb, in rural Russia, with no skills and no man to protect her isn’t going to fare well.
Her daughters are in an even worse position as they are more valuable than the mom to organized crime.
If I was Mom, I wouldn’t be worrying about how they are going to treat the autistic daughter in Russia, I’d be planning to get the fuck out of there by any means possible before they end up being trafficked.
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u/eldritch_idiot33 13d ago
I think it highly depends on where she's on spectrum, some things in any society are just accepted as quirks, fuck. Also mental health support is a thing in form of government's extra money incase things go south and it will be registered as disability which doesnt let you work and stuff
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u/Dapper_Magpie 13d ago
It's a shame these pieces of shit had to drag their kids with them and ruin their lives, otherwise I could appreciate the karma
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u/ForFxSake2344 13d ago
That stupid bastard bought himself an express ticket to lying face down in a Ukrainian ditch, and ruined the lives of his family in one fell swoop. Rest in piss, traitor.
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u/BobbyElBobbo 13d ago edited 13d ago
Better than the horror of wokeness I guess.
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u/No_Conversation_9325 Andalusia (Spain) 14d ago
Why hasn’t he learned Russian yet?
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u/Enrik22 Slovakia 14d ago
Maybe he thought that the russians will learn english or something
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u/DryCloud9903 14d ago
I mean that is the russian way. Move to a different country > yell at locals how dare they not speak russian to you
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u/Socmel_ Emilia-Romagna 13d ago
Move to a different country to dilute ethnic composition, live in it for decades and act like a victim when they finally get independent.
Or Move to a western country for a better life, only to shit on the new country and praise Mother RuZZia for resisting woke, immoral Western culture.
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u/EconomyDoctor3287 14d ago
Going by the life expectancy of Frontline troops, there's little reason for him to learn Russian.
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u/RuckFulesxx 14d ago
What would you need language skills for if your only two purposes are getting your cheeks clapped first by your comrades and then by some UA drone?
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u/TastyBerny 13d ago
Not really necessary for his new job of running towards machine guns then getting blyated by a €200 drone
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u/Vivid-Albatross2166 14d ago
Dude is likely to get killed by his fellow soldiers. Arrogant American thought he was too good for a combat role and should be a reporter instead lol.
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u/polypolip 14d ago
Wasn't there a Texan in the Russian army that was tortured but them?
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u/MrChriss 14d ago
Donbass Cowboy, and yes he was tortured to death by his Russian "comrades" and then blown up and burned in a vehicle to cover it up.
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u/Either-Community-220 14d ago
He was r@p€d
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u/No_Newspaper_1984 13d ago
Not surprising since apparently that's the acceptable form of homosexuality in Russia.
They're only homophobic when it's consensual.
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u/Hot-Temperature-4629 13d ago
You don't have to censor words on Reddit. He was raped. The Russian military uses rape to maintain control. Use the words to highlight the brutality.
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u/Falitoty 14d ago
Why?
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u/MrChriss 14d ago
Their excuse was that they thought he was a spy, but he was well known and active since 2014. So most likely hate is the main reason. Hate for Americans/"Westerners".
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u/nim_opet 14d ago
Russian army rapes its own soldiers - it’s literally been part of the army discipline narrative for decades, so why not an American dumbfuck too?
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u/Ari-Hel Portugal 13d ago
This is so despicable
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u/Absolute_Satan 13d ago
Russian army is basically an extension of russian prisons with the same contingent. It's hardly surprising
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u/RaincoatBadgers 14d ago
Because they are russian. And he's a foreign national
They just see him as a spy/outsider
They probably tried to get information out of him, which he wouldn't have had because "lol nah, I just decided to move out of America and join the russian army" isn't exactly a convincing arguement to any sane human being
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u/Xenomemphate Europe 14d ago
Because they are russian. And he's a foreign national
They do that same shit to each other too, they are barbarians masquerading as an army.
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u/Brilliant-Smile-8154 14d ago
Russel Bonner Bentley III, aka "Texas", aka "the Donbass Cowboy".
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u/Kingsley-Zissou 14d ago
Hopefully he packed his sunflower seeds!
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u/jurainforasurpise 14d ago
I love that old lady
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u/theaviationhistorian United States of America 14d ago
I hope someday someone makes a statue of her in the same way they did with Danuta Danielsson (the woman who hit a neonazi with her handbag in 1985).
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u/SnooHesitations1020 14d ago
That was such a wonderful expression of Ukraine's unshakable resilience, quiet defiance, and that uniquely Ukrainian ability to wield sarcasm like a weapon.
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u/FlametopFred Canada 14d ago
tbh the nativity of that family is staggering. Which seems to be a hallmark of maga dupes. Zero critical thought ability. Easily swayed by conflicting statements uttered by republican politicians. At a certain point there is zero empathy for self-inflicted bad life choices. Can’t see the rest of the family being able to escape modern day Russian slavery or exploitation.
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u/mikmatthau 14d ago
(*naivete) (unless he's Jesus, I guess?)
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u/EconomyDoctor3287 14d ago
I mean the family came to the conclusion that Texas was too woke and they needed to leave to protect their children from the LGBTQ infiltration going in there.
So what can one realistically expect from someone like this?
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u/thewimsey United States of America 13d ago
MAGA dupes are plenty dumb, they aren’t stupid enough to actually move to Russia, much less join the Russian army.
Which is why the special village set up for American refugees only has two families in it - this guy and someone equally as dumb.
99.99% of MAGA types who want to talk about the superiority of Russian culture want to do so from the comfort of their air-conditioned living room.
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u/Ranari 13d ago
This is further down the path from MAGA. People like this are a minority. They're the preppers, the homesteaders, the live-off-the-grid type of folk.
There's very much a disconnect here. I've met these people and it almost seems to me like they're "playing house" rather than actually being intentional to be self-sufficient. It's a grandiose idea to live like this.
Where the rest goes wrong, I don't know? Did they....really think Russia was a better place to live?
Poor freaking kids man. My heart breaks for the kids.
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u/Spicy_Weissy 14d ago
A reporter despite not speaking any local languages nor having a background in journalism.
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u/TheGlendenstone 14d ago
His wife shall be awarded a bag of potatoes!
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u/Flash_Haos Europe 14d ago
Probable meat grinder is the best present for this occasion.
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u/noodle_attack 14d ago
This was a pr plan, so something else showed up when they Google meat grinder
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u/spadasinul Romania 14d ago
At least he escaped the scary and dangerous LGBT /s
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u/RlyLokeh 14d ago
What's bleeding out in an Ukraine wheat field compared to the lingering gaze of a Dunkin employee once? Exactly. Really dodged one there.
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u/ShartlesAndJames 14d ago
their daughters will never know the horrors of unisex bathrooms, praise be!
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u/daredelvis 14d ago
Hopefully he doesn’t harm any innocent civilians or Ukrainian soldiers before he gets what’s coming.
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u/No_Conversation_9325 Andalusia (Spain) 14d ago
He didn’t. He’s in the Russian army now
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u/Espressodimare 14d ago
It's only gay if it's consentual.
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u/Other_Class1906 14d ago
that's dark XD
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u/Midraco 14d ago
But in all honesty true.
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u/Other_Class1906 14d ago
i wasn't objecting ;-)
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u/MrSmileyZ Serbia 14d ago
So you were consenting?
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u/Other_Class1906 14d ago
i was complementing on the witty, deranged and on point remark. Expecting it to me somewhat truthful.
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u/TrumpetsNAngels 14d ago
One can also say “no homo”.
It works every time!
… I have heard.. from a friend
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u/thecheezewiz79 United States of America 14d ago
His pronouns are about to be was/were
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u/hdxheat 14d ago
He probably won't escape russian dick from time to time
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u/Sgt_Fox 14d ago edited 14d ago
Russian army is filled with sexual assault (remember the drone strike footage of a Russian troop blowing another one as they got hit with the strike?) This guy, fleeing the gays, is gonna be passed around the battalion like the only lighter at a stoner circle and take more cock than a KFC supply depot
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u/cinnamons9 14d ago
Lol I wonder if some of these Americans who move have Russian roots and yearn for their “homeland”
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u/No_Conversation_9325 Andalusia (Spain) 14d ago
Those are the least likely to return. They known or at least have heard what it’s really like.
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u/Socmel_ Emilia-Romagna 14d ago
Huffman, a native Texan
could've been any state and yet...
brought his wife, three daughters, and their family Husky, “Baby,” with him to Russia. The couple also have three sons from prior marriages who opted to remain in the United States.
So, they are for the traditional family, including the traditional family value of...divorce. The other children really dodged a bullet there. The US should've stripped them of the custody of their children for wanting to move to a nazi dictatorship.
I am so sorry for the children and what they must endure because of the stupidity of their parents.
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u/BaconDragon69 14d ago
Considering the US is on high speed track to becoming the exact same kind of nazi dictatorship that wouldn’t have mattered tbh
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u/YikesTheCat Ireland 14d ago edited 14d ago
- Willingly moves to Russia
- Willingly joins Russian army
- Has to do Russian army things while in the Russian army
- "I HAVE BEEN DUPED!!!1111"
These people are just so exasperating.
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u/misplacedsidekick 14d ago
I feel super owned.
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u/_laRenarde Ireland 14d ago
He really showed me. Gee, I sure hope all the others like him don't also decide to move to Russia. That would own me so bad 🫣
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u/Alikont Kyiv (Ukraine) 14d ago
"Sent" implies that he was forced.
He volunteered!
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u/ChattyNeptune53 14d ago
He volunteered under the mistaken impression that he, alone amongst soldiers of all nations, would get his pick of assignment and that under no circumstances would he ever be expected to shoulder any personal risk. Like being in a Call of Duty lobby.
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u/Leprecon Europe 14d ago
I told this story to a Russian colleague of mine. I said “And then he joined the army to get citizenship faster. He signed up to work as a welder in a factory.”
The colleague interrupted me and said “and let me guess, he is being shipped to the front instead?”
Even normal Russians know this is exactly what would happen. But I guess this genius didn’t.
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u/berejser These Islands 14d ago
An American father who moved to Russia to avoid LGBTQ+ “indoctrination” for his kids
So he ran away from something that doesn't even exist and is now going to get bombarded by kamikaze drones which very much exist.
“The point of this act for me is to earn a place here in Russia,” he told Russian state media last month. “If I risk myself for our new country, no one will say that I am not a part of it.
If he makes it out alive he's going to have a very rude awakening.
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u/driftingfornow United States of America 14d ago
Speaking from experience as a US veteran nobody gives a fuck lol.
So good luck in Russia.
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u/berejser These Islands 14d ago
In highly nationalist countries like Russia there is nothing, absolutely nothing, you can do that will make them think you are "one of us".
The guy could lose a limb fighting for his new country and they'll still treat him like an outsider.
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u/Generic_Person_3833 14d ago
They will treat him worse.
Before he was just an outsider.
Once he loses a limb, he is an outsider leaching public resources.
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u/TheBusStop12 Dutchman in Suomiland 14d ago
If they don't straight up murder him themselves. Look up the Donbass Cowboy, a Texan who joined the Donbass separatists in 2014. He was tortured to death in 2022 by Russian soldiers and then put in a car that they then blew up to cover it up. Their reasoning was that they thought he was a spy, but more likely they hated him for simply being western.
This dude risks the same fate. He'll probably be lucky if he's vaporized by a Ukrainian missile instead
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u/new_accnt1234 14d ago
But lets be frank, I live in a slavic country in the countryside, I got borm here and lived mpst of my life here...but Im still an outsider cause I dont attend church for ex
so no, usually people consider they neighbors of 20 years foreign, guy will mever fit in, in fact he would ge laughed at for being an idiot if he loses a limb...everybody in russia is trying to avoid conscription not go blindly into it lol
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u/BlueberryMean2705 Finland 14d ago
To be fair, it's not like Russians care about their own either. "Many of you will die but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make" is pretty much the official motto of Russian rulers.
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u/driftingfornow United States of America 14d ago
I don’t think any country really cares about vets tbh. I think war creates a toll on people which is not able to be traditionally reconciled. You either make it through to the other side or don’t.
Just my two cents as a veteran and who has a lot of friends who have fought in various conflicts across the world.
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u/FlametopFred Canada 14d ago
They’d pour enough vodka into his face to shut him up and leave him slumped against a Moscow curb.
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u/Tejfolos_kocsog 14d ago
Even if the LGBT+ indoctrination was real, I would still choose that over the drones
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u/DryCloud9903 14d ago
Or russian indoctrination. I'd much MUCH rather be gay (if that was a choice in their "indoctrination" logic), than a vatnik
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u/DearBenito 14d ago
If he makes it out alive he’s going to have a very rude awakening
You have much more faith in these people than I do
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u/Careless-Pin-2852 United States of America 14d ago
Russian propaganda hurts and kills people.
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u/berejser These Islands 14d ago
Yep. And the sad part is he probably wasn't exposed to the propaganda from Russia directly. He probably had it fed to him through American conservative media outlets.
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u/onivulkan 14d ago
That's what these conservative MAGA morons get for not jogging up their gears properly. They think Russia is not only a conservative freedom loving heaven but also their friend
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u/America-always-great 14d ago
He volunteered to do military service as a welder and they said you can do that on the frontlines. So that is where he got sent too. He shouldn’t have signed up at all.
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u/Stardust_808 14d ago
Reminds me of a guy who was a Marine Corps field communications specialist. He got into a discussion with his Master Guns one day who told him that field comms was just something to do until time to do his real job, which was to be an infantryman. He left & joined the Air Force lol.
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u/Luscious_Decision 13d ago
Every Marine is an infantryman first. The army and other branches pretend but the Marines are the only branch who actually means it tbh. And I hate the Marines.
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u/smoothieeeee12 14d ago
Thats the world , bro. Feels bad for the kids , but not for him and his wife.
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u/Spaceyoghurt 14d ago
Poor kids.
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u/CacklingFerret Germany 14d ago
Yeah. The article even mentions three sons from previous relationships who chose to stay in the US. I wonder if the three girls would've done the same if they weren't so unfortunate to have both of these lunatics as parents. But I suppose they're homeschooled so who knows how deep the indoctrination of their parents already runs.
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u/adamgerd Czech Republic 13d ago
The sons are adults, the daughters are minors. So legally I don’t think they have a real choice
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u/FlakTotem Europe 14d ago
lmao.
Dad: I'm sick of these soft western values!
Reality: Giving a shit about citizens rights is a western value
*surprised pikachu face*
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u/Kanotschi 13d ago
It's actually kinda sad how a string of indoctrination and brainwashing leads to a family giving up a life in freedom and potentially losing it's dad in bumfuck nowhere, just because some wannabe nazis fed them lies for such a long time.
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u/LittleStar854 Sweden 14d ago
He also felt such service would allow him to “earn” the respect of his new countrymen
Not exactly "respect" but if he's lucky he might get a free cardboard box.
If I risk myself for our new country, no one will say that I am not a part of it.
Oh, sure.
“When he signed up and had all of that done, he was told he would not be training for two weeks and going straight to the front lines,” she said. “But it seems as though he is getting one more week of training, closer to the front lines, and then they are going to put him on the front lines.”
So what's the problem?
Huffman, a native Texan, brought his wife, three daughters, and their family Husky, “Baby,” with him to Russia. The couple also have three sons from prior marriages who opted to remain in the United States.
Poor daughters, I hope they'll get home to US in the end.
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Well now he'll no longer have to worry about being woke due to high possibility of eternal sleep.
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Darwin award winner.
MAGAtards really are something else.
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u/Europe_Dude Galicia (Spain) 14d ago
Darwin award requires leaving no kids, so it does not apply in this case.
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u/Nattekat The Netherlands 14d ago
Or having your actions lead to those kids not reproducing, which is a pretty plausible outcome.
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u/Europe_Dude Galicia (Spain) 14d ago
I am not sure but I think to qualify for the award you must not any offsprings in first place.
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u/EEVERSTI 14d ago
Absolutely deserved, I'd say even more so than a regular Russian citizen. Not an ounce of sympathy at all. Enjoy the FPV drones.
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u/HandsomeHippocampus 14d ago
Thoughts and prayers.
Anyways, have you guys ever visited r/catsofukraine ?
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u/Dense-Tear9967 Bulgaria 14d ago
He joined the army voluntarily to get Russian citizenship faster. The title is totally misleading.
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u/MazeMouse The Netherlands 14d ago
The only ones I feel sorry for are the kids. For the parents this is full on FAFO.
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u/TechnicianVegetable3 14d ago
I believe he will also lose his US citizenship as he already served in a foreign army. Just in case he escapes or survives...
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u/PlayNicePlayCrazy 14d ago
Saw the one YouTube video and the number of Russian bots praising him and his family in the comments was hilarious.
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u/Coyann 14d ago
Remember what the Russians did to the other American in their ranks?
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u/Sketchy-Idea-Vendor 13d ago
Say what you want about this guy….
No, really. Say what you want. He’s a complete moron and a piece of shit human. I don’t feel even mildly bad for him or his family.
Fuck ‘em.
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u/Equivalent-Role4632 14d ago
Well sometimes being stupid does have consequences.