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>Watching a documentary on the fall of the USSR
>Talking about invasion of Afghanistan, mentions a song called "Hello Sister (Don't tell mum I'm in Afghanistan)" and how prolific it was
>can't be that good wtf
>Look it up and start listening
>Half way through I gain this clarity and think of all the young men who never came home, and whose letters were returned unread
>Think about how this has happened in every war
>Think on how it's all so needless...
>Might've nearly happened to my Grandad and Great-Grandad (Vietnam and WW2)
>Cry more until I'm sobbing for 5 minutes straight
I'm a grown man and this has never happened to me before, and I genuinely have no explanation for it. I never knew how good you Ruskies were at songwriting jeez, always though you guys left your talents back in the 19th century (no offense).
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>>Cry more until I'm sobbing for 5 minutes straight

this happened to me when i was reading about zinc boys. its a book about russian veterans talking about their time in aghanistan.
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https://youtu.be/79sXfQsFdyM
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>>218818783
it do be like that
my dad told me that my grandpa lost his first family during the lao civil war
thoughever:
>Brothers are like limbs, wives and children are like clothing. Torn clothing can be repaired; how can broken limbs be mended?
we are evidently the second family



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