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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
If you don't mind me asking what was it like?
gpt
As the compass says, surprisingly-orderly. Most of the grocery stores were better stocked than those in the US. There aren't really daily explosions and gunfights, and business is continuing as usual even in the frontline cities (I didn't visit but met people who had just been there), there are just occasionally rocket attacks.

Also there's a ton of corruption. TL;DR: a lot of people are skimming money and equipment off the top. Even with literal palettes of donations, hospitals and refugee camps are under-equipped.

Something that appalled me was that on the Polish side of the border, there's a working UN refugee camp with advanced facilities and everything you could ever imagine. On the Ukrainian side, there's absolutely nothing. There's a lot of stuff pouring into Ukraine, but it mysteriously vanishes once it reaches the Ukrainian side of the border.