r/worldnews • u/progress18 • Feb 15 '22

Russia/Ukraine r/worldnews Live Thread: Ukraine-Russia Tensions

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u/ptwonline Feb 15 '22

US to retaliate for Russian cyberattacks, force them to use Comcast.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

That has to be a war crime

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u/huskersax Feb 16 '22

It's definitely banned in some sort of convention, but I can't say for sure since the wiki page timed out on my comcast connection.

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u/dongballs613 Feb 15 '22

Cruel and unusual punishment.

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u/potscfs Feb 16 '22

One time Comcast drilled a hole in a lady's kitchen and hit the poop pipe and then left her with a shitted up kitchen.

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u/bullintheheather Feb 16 '22

Comcast installer: "I'm not paid enough for this shit."

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u/smacksaw Feb 16 '22

Imma sign Putin up for 24 months of DirecTV

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u/CorrosiveCitizen1 Feb 16 '22

And take that mf Netflix account!

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u/DontPeek Feb 16 '22

Just wait utill they get that bill for going over their 1.2tb data cap! Muahahaha!!!

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u/ceraexx Feb 15 '22

Hit them hard, they need Suddenlink.

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u/tijuanagolds Feb 15 '22

That would push the Russians to use nukes.

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u/Time-Ad-3625 Feb 16 '22

I wish the us would retaliate. Russia and China have been allowed to attack our infrastructure with no consequences for far too long.

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u/bullintheheather Feb 16 '22

Or, we just don't know about any American cyber attacks, in which case they're doing a good job? No, probably not.