apparently z means “ruzzia” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
at first i thought zionism RIP
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Ok first of all, Nazism was never fully defeated thanks the the West not denazifying properly after WW2 and then spreading it to post Soviet countries and the Middle East after the the fall of the USSR.
Second of all, communism was never truely defeated as there are still communist countries out there, and for the rest of us it lives on in our hearts.
Thirdly, imperialism was never fully defeated, just fought over.
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I thought it meant Zelenskyy. Literally the only Z I could think of.
The ’Z’ symbol is commonly associated in Russia with the ongoing military action in Ukraine as some of the troops participating in the operation had been seen marking their heavy equipment and vehicles with it. It is also considered to be a sign of support for Moscow’s operation and the Russian troops fighting in Ukraine.
https://archive.is/3JNj1 (Russia Today - April 2022)
People who support Russia use the letter Z as a logo/symbol. Ukraine flag NATO twitter posters also refers to Russian people with the letter Z. The Z symbol does not come from "ruzzia" as OP said. "ruzzia" was made up by libs after they saw the Russian military photos.
The YourAnonCentral twitter account is a huge lib and honestly this post is mild in comparison to their other posts, in terms liberalism. Try to make sense of their post below.
Russia. It's Russia.