Odesa massacre: Spanish forum Burbuja.info revisits the 2014 tragedy
The Spanish forum Burbuja.info revisits the 2 May 2014 Odesa massacre with 36 messages ranging from celebrating the crime to demanding justice. No reliable data.
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Odesa massacre: the forum relives the 2014 killings and the debate sinks into the mud
On 2 May 2014, 42 people died in the House of Trade Unions in Odesa. Eleven years later, a thread on Burbuja.info reopens the wound with 36 messages ranging from celebrating the crime to demanding justice. The detail that changes everything: according to user elmegaduque, "quite a few of the pigs who provoked the massacre have already been liquidated". The remark is not an opinion; it is the pulse of the thread.
What really peine in Odesa?
The thread opens with an image posted by Soto, accompanied by a text accusing the "uropedo poodles" of lying to Russia with broken agreements. The reaction from asakopakᴏ is immediate and explicit: "good riddance to those treacherous pigs". From there, the debate splits into two irreconcilable camps: those who justify the massacre as a purge of "communist scum" (Assatton) and those who recall that Odesa was spared and today receives Russian drones (Burbujero27). The exchange of insults is constant, with mentions of "Pilingui whores", "segarro" and threats of violence.
The figures nobody questions (though they should)
The thread contains hardly any verifiable data. The only concrete figure comes from asakopakᴏ: "more than 1,000,000 Russian subhumans have already vanished", to which bigmaller sarcastically replies: "Only 100000? You're not a pro-Russian, are you?" The numbers war is fictitious: there are no sources or links, just a YouTube video shared by HUROGÁN about indoctrination. Everything else is ideological posturing without data.
The (unspoken) consensus of the thread
Despite the virulence, there is one point on which both sides agree: the Odesa massacre was a turning point. For some, because it exposed the betrayal of the "Jewish capitalists" (kopke); for others, because it marked the start of the Ukrainian resistance. As yuriapc sums it up: "Now you know, kids, there are good massacres and bad massacres." Cynicism is the only common language.
The thread ends without resolution. The final messages trade threats about "butchering" entire families. The question left hanging: how many of those who celebrated the massacre in 2014 are still defending the same today?
Related debates on the forum
On 2 May 2014, 42 people died in the House of Trade Unions in Odesa. Eleven years later, a thread on Burbuja.info reopens the wound with 36 messages ranging from celebrating the crime to demanding justice. The detail that changes everything: according to user elmegaduque, "quite a few of the pigs who provoked the massacre have already been liquidated". The remark is not an opinion; it is the pulse of the thread.
What really peine in Odesa?
The thread opens with an image posted by Soto, accompanied by a text accusing the "uropedo poodles" of lying to Russia with broken agreements. The reaction from asakopakᴏ is immediate and explicit: "good riddance to those treacherous pigs". From there, the debate splits into two irreconcilable camps: those who justify the massacre as a purge of "communist scum" (Assatton) and those who recall that Odesa was spared and today receives Russian drones (Burbujero27). The exchange of insults is constant, with mentions of "Pilingui whores", "segarro" and threats of violence.
The figures nobody questions (though they should)
The thread contains hardly any verifiable data. The only concrete figure comes from asakopakᴏ: "more than 1,000,000 Russian subhumans have already vanished", to which bigmaller sarcastically replies: "Only 100000? You're not a pro-Russian, are you?" The numbers war is fictitious: there are no sources or links, just a YouTube video shared by HUROGÁN about indoctrination. Everything else is ideological posturing without data.
The (unspoken) consensus of the thread
Despite the virulence, there is one point on which both sides agree: the Odesa massacre was a turning point. For some, because it exposed the betrayal of the "Jewish capitalists" (kopke); for others, because it marked the start of the Ukrainian resistance. As yuriapc sums it up: "Now you know, kids, there are good massacres and bad massacres." Cynicism is the only common language.
The thread ends without resolution. The final messages trade threats about "butchering" entire families. The question left hanging: how many of those who celebrated the massacre in 2014 are still defending the same today?
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