this photo is from danylo wedenmeyer's obituary. they fought for their homeland. another part of military folklore is poems and songs. for example, volunteers of the yaltayuk combat brotherhood group edited a video of a trip to the occupied kherson region using a song by the band svora, in which, on behalf of the russian marine, it talks about sadism and the desire to kill. foreign villages, and i will roll up my sleeves and scatter all of chicago for firewood, i will smoke and to kill, and to offend my conscience. the russian military invents motivations to allow themselves to kill, and to make the psyche more receptive to killing. they add humor, explains candidate of psychological sciences, iryna eigelson. over the millennia of the existence of human civilization, the ban on killing a person is one of such moral foundations of civilizations, it is not only christian civilization, where one of the commandments is not to kill, but this is more widespread in other civilizations as well, and therefore to start. .. kill people, you need it to morally allow, that is

danylo wedenmeyer. they fought for their homeland. another part of military folklore is poems and songs. for example, volunteers of the yaltayuk combat brotherhood group edited video trips to the occupied kherson region using a song by the band svora, in which, on behalf of the russian marine, it speaks of sadism and the desire to kill. and i take it to the forehead on the sun, and the machine gun is higher wake up and i'm smiling cheerfully. and i have to sneeze on my conscience. the russian military invents motivations to allow itself to kill. and so that the psyche perceives murder more easily, humor is added, explains candidate of psychological sciences, iryna eigelson. over the millennia of existence of human civilization, the forbidden killing of a person is one such moral basis of civilization, it is not only christian. and a civilization where one of the commandments is not to kill, and this is more widespread in other civilizations as well, and therefore in order to start killing people, you need it morally to allow, that is

this photo is from the obituary of danylo wedenmeyer, a resident of yalta. they fought. another part of military folklore is poems and songs. for example, volunteers of the yaltayuk fighting brotherhood group edited video trips to the occupied kherson region using a song by the band svora, in which, on behalf of the russian marine, it talks about sadism and the desire to kill. and i'll put the beret on my forehead and raise the machine higher. and i will burn other people's villages with a cheerful smile. i will smoke and kill, and i will sneeze on my conscience. the russian military invents motivations to allow itself to kill. and so that the psyche perceives murder more easily, humor is added, explains candidate of psychological sciences, iryna egilson. over the millennia of the existence of human civilization for... defense against the killing of a person is one of such moral foundations of civilizations, it is not only christian civilization, where one of the commandments is not to kill, but this is more widespread in other civilizations as well, and that is why in o