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It's a shame that the west has been meddling in Ukraine for the last 10-15 years. This invasion would have never happened.
Never needed to happen.
It's a shame that the west has been meddling in Ukraine for the last 10-15 years. This invasion would have never happened.
Never needed to happen.
If Texas seceded, i am sure America would let Russia build up their military in Texas. There would be no problem with that. Russia could build biolabs in Texas too. If Russia supported a violent coup so that a Russian friendly president was in Texas instead of a US friendly one that would be fine too.
Do you lack empathy or basic understanding? Why is it OK for us to do these kinds of things to Russia? I don't know if there is a better definition of direct provocation. But it's an "unprovoked" invasion.
Putin would have always invaded even if the West had nothing to do with Ukraine politics because they always wanted to join the EU. Putin could never allow a very similar next-door neighbour to experience an economic revolution similar to Poland because every day Russians would be staring hard in the face what they are missing. This has nothing to do with NATO, but everything to do with Ukraine wanting to be closer to Europe economically and by extension politically.It's a shame that the west has been meddling in Ukraine for the last 10-15 years. This invasion would have never happened.
If Texas seceded, i am sure America would let Russia build up their military in Texas. There would be no problem with that. Russia could build biolabs in Texas too. If Russia supported a violent coup so that a Russian friendly president was in Texas instead of a US friendly one that would be fine too.
Do you lack empathy or basic understanding? Why is it OK for us to do these kinds of things to Russia? I don't know if there is a better definition of direct provocation. But it's an "unprovoked" invasion.
lol at asking if I lack empathy when I am saying I want people to stop dying - you truly are insane.
Putin would have always invaded even if the West had nothing to do with Ukraine politics because they always wanted to join the EU. Putin could never allow a very similar next-door neighbour to experience an economic revolution similar to Poland because every day Russians would be staring hard in the face what they are missing. This has nothing to do with NATO, but everything to do with Ukraine wanting to be closer to Europe economically and by extension politically.
You act as if you are the only one who wants people to stop dying.
Lol at you completely ignoring what I posted.
Don't bother responding to my posts any longer you thoughtless moron.
You seem perfectly fine with the hundreds of thousands of casualties on both sides. All of it was unneeded. Russia was not in imminent danger. You know this. Why don’t you just block me then since you can’t handle the truth LOL
You are unable to look at the conflict from a neutral perspective.
You also ignore the west's hostile foreign policy in countries like Iraq, afghanistan, Libya, Syria and on and on. You think this time is different. You're not thinking with a clear head.
When the option is join for a contract or refuse, go to jail for 8 years and get forced into conscrpition anyways...I'm baffled how Putin is still able to get normal Russians to enlist. Are they that propagandized that they have no idea?
I mean there are many stories of soldiers not even getting paid.
If Texas seceded, i am sure America would let Russia build up their military in Texas. There would be no problem with that. Russia could build biolabs in Texas too. If Russia supported a violent coup so that a Russian friendly president was in Texas instead of a US friendly one that would be fine too.
Putin would have always invaded even if the West had nothing to do with Ukraine politics because they always wanted to join the EU. Putin could never allow a very similar next-door neighbour to experience an economic revolution similar to Poland because every day Russians would be staring hard in the face what they are missing. This has nothing to do with NATO, but everything to do with Ukraine wanting to be closer to Europe economically and by extension politically.