Brodigan - March 01, 2022 at 07:56AM
It's hard to tell what's real and what's not coming out of Ukraine. You have the problem of Twitter covering a breaking news story without all the facts available, coupled with this being the first social media "war." With some stories, more facts come out later and it can be hard to tell who is spinning who. If you want to make an issue out of it, it's your internet. My advice is to sit back and enjoy the content for what it is. Like a retired grandma spending her time making Molotov cocktails in her backyard.
This comes from CNN's Clarissa Ward. You may remember Clarissa from such world events as Afghanistan, Joe Biden's Incompetent Withdrawal Of.
“Let those Russian sh*ts come here. We are ready to greet them!"
You might ask yourself how a retired grandma learned how to properly make a Molotov cocktail.
"Google helped."
If you are unfamiliar with what a Molotov cocktail is, I'm not sure how much information I can provide. I'm not in a European warzone, and if I described the ingredients I might lose social media. Let's just call it a homemade weapon that, if you find yourself being invaded by another country, could help you defend your home using common household ingredients.
It's also flammable. If you aren't careful, you may set yourself or someone on your own team on fire. How funny it is to see that happen depends on how much you hate the person who was just turned into the Human Torch.
Also, this badass old broad is a retired economist. Can you imagine Robert Reich or Paul Krugman fighting back like this against Russian invaders? They'd be more excited to surrender and greet the commies as liberators. Not Grannie Destro here! If she goes down, she's taking as many crispy Ruskies with her as she can.
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