2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine - The exciting adventures of redditors in Ukraine

So, it turns out that when people with no military training or experience go against the advice of both their governments and the Ukrainian government and join a frontline paramilitary force, things go poorly.

At least the UK government told civilians to stay at home and support the Ukrainians by donating to various charities or helping support the refugees at home and abroad.

Surely everyone else's government would have been just as responsible, right?

Right?

I understand the call of duty that a lot of people are feeling at the moment, but if you aren't trained or mentally prepared for the horrors and suffering of full-scale war, don't go fight..

You're just going to be a liability that is going to put yourself and others in danger.

If you want to support Ukraine, here's a list of various charities you can donate to instead.

Although it can be hard to see when emotions are running high, you don't have to carry a gun to make a difference.

At the end of the day, saving lives is always going to be more important than taking them.

Always.

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