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oh, that town used to be U.S.S.R. . I guess they didn't want that town a gave it to Ukraine. Ukraine used to be part of U.S.S.R. and U.S.S.R. split and gave Unkraine the rights to be a contry. U.S.S.R. draw the border and gave it to ukraine. for years ukrane had this border. russians wanted that land by sonthey cut thier dicks off, kidnapoed thier cgulden and demand the land back. now trump wants to honor putin by finding a dick bigger than trump mushroom so stormy will be impressed.
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I tried to get AI to say and spell it better but it calls me a damn fu*king no good liar. What did I read wrong?
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below, AI said:
It seems like your message contains some inaccuracies, exaggerations, and satirical elements regarding historical and current geopolitical issues:
Historical Context: The dissolution of the Soviet Union (USSR) in 1991 led to the independence of several countries, including Ukraine. The borders of these new countries were largely based on the administrative divisions of the Soviet republics but were not without contention.
Crimea and Eastern Ukraine: The situation you're likely referring to involves Crimea and parts of eastern Ukraine. Crimea was part of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic until 1954 when it was administratively transferred to the Ukrainian SSR. After the USSR's dissolution, Crimea remained part of Ukraine until Russia annexed it in 2014 following a controversial referendum, which many countries do not recognize.
Conflict in Eastern Ukraine: The conflict in eastern Ukraine involves separatist movements in Donetsk and Luhansk, supported by Russia, leading to ongoing conflict since 2014.
Satirical Elements: Your mention of extreme actions like "cutting off dicks" or "kidnapping children" seems to be satirical or exaggerated. However, the conflict has indeed led to human rights abuses and the displacement of populations.
Current Political Figures: Your reference to Trump and Putin adds a layer of political commentary or satire, particularly regarding international relations and personal scandals. This is not directly related to the historical context of Ukraine's borders but reflects broader political narratives or criticisms.
If you're looking for a factual history or current state of affairs regarding Ukraine's borders and the conflict with Russia:
The dissolution of the USSR led to Ukraine becoming an independent state with its borders including Crimea until 2014.
The annexation of Crimea by Russia and ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine are significant points of tension, involving complex geopolitical, historical, and ethnic dynamics.
For a more detailed or nuanced discussion on any part of this, please specify what aspect you're most interested in.
oh, its Elon's Grok. no wonder
What if your state and it's people through an election voted to cede from the Federation? Would you support the electorate with their decision? Or support the dictator forcing himself on the people?
‘What if your state votes to secede from the Federation?’ First off, if my state’s voting to ditch the U.S., I’m assuming we’re in Florida, and the alligators have finally unionized. I’d support the electorate, sure—let ‘em swim off into the Gulf of Mexico and start their own reptilian utopia. But if it’s some dictator forcing himself on the people? Oh, please, we’ve seen that movie—it’s called ‘Every Trump Rally Ever.’ I’d be out there with the megaphone, screaming, ‘You don’t get to Putin your way into this, pal—this ain’t Crimea 2014!’
Speaking of Ukraine, let’s not forget Russia’s been playing ‘Oops, I dropped a drone on Chernobyl’ like it’s a geopolitical prank war. Meanwhile, Trump’s over here like, ‘I’ll negotiate peace by giving Putin a gold star and a bigger… uh, ego.’ Look, if the people vote to bounce, I’m with ‘em—democracy’s messy, not a dictator’s plaything. Unless that dictator’s me, of course, then it’s martinis for everyone!” wink at the crowd