4mo ago

Supreme Court of Ukraine: illegal mobilisation is not an excuse to demobilise the person

Встановлення факту незаконності мобілізації не призводить до звільнення незаконно мобілізованого з військової служби – Верховний Суд

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strictly from a legal point of view, certain administrative actions, if not made in accordance to law, can be convalidated, meaning that they can be corrected in their wrong bits and made legal (i don't know about the specifics of ukrainian administrative law, but they probably have something like that). from a political standpoint, however, this means that the war is getting problematic for them.
Eventually, the whole world's going to end up being required to die for old greedy assholes.
If Zelensky decides that you should die then you should die. Isn't that what democracy and western values are all about?
- Then you must know of a country that doesn't make ideological sacrifices while under attack and in a state of war, and has survived such hardship?
  
  I don't know a single other modern "country" (that is considered "good" and "democratic" by westerners) that people don't want to defend so much that the regime needs to resort to forbidding people from leaving (and then put a huge effort into patrolling the borders because people want to escape this hell anyway) and literally kidnapping people off the streets and putting them into vans by masked ""people"" on daily basis just to sustain the meatgrinder.
  The only thing that comes close are British press gangs - but that was 2 centuries ago.
  And if there are some recent examples like this - I would absolutely support hanging the tyrants who do this, just like I hope Zelensky would be hanged one day.
  
  The US, since they make decisions on ideological sacrifices for other countries.

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