"I am your son's commander. He was a good guy, he was killed" The commander ceremoniously presented the family of the fallen Russian soldier with a bag of potatoes

Every time I see these videos and it just baffles me, how devoid are they from any human emotion, they must be faked, there's no way a parent can be that voided from something so traumatic to be grateful for a bag of potatoes... I can well and truly say I'm glad that I'm not Russian and that my life wouldn't be met with such nothingness at my passing. What a sad world, truly where this is their reward for the sacrifice of their son. I can't imagine the tales we'll hear when Ukraine liberates Luhansk and Donetsk Oblasts and Crimea, how oppressive and torturous their lives were being used as meat for the grinder in this war. I'm glad Ukraine chose to stand up and fight against this system trying to take hold of its people, the oppression, the disregard for human life is worth fighting against with ounce of your being!

@ReneDuba To be fair, it’s a large bag of potatoes, and on that basis, worth a lot more than any Russian soldier.

Do the family even care that one of their members died?

Soooo many questions, so little time

ROFL!! ! Omg. Bag of potatoes. I will wake up my dogs. That is too too funny.

I too, choose the bag of potatoes.

Wow, their son was worth a whole bag of potatoes. They must be ecstatic that the state valued him so much.

Bummer. I will have to update this meme. I remember the old days when the family got a Lada. “You get a potato, and you get a potato, and you get a potato” just doesn’t resonate as well…

@natsecmedia upgrade on a sack of sh... i suppose

I wonder if the potatos all looked like Lukashenko