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I find it interesting that your comment centers around principles and justice. There are thousands of young people who are dying in trenches and blown to pieces by drones each week, and have been for the past three years. You don’t even mention them.




Yes, let's never forget that Russia is a terrorist state.

Well, see, we learned nearly a century ago that when someone aggressively expands and you give in to them to maintain "peace in our time", you don't get peace for very long. You wind up with more dead bodies, not less.

Fighting when it's needed leads to more dead this week than abject surrender would cause, but if history is any guide, it leads to fewer dead bodies this decade.


"Someone"? Are you alluding to NATO or Russia here in the present? Hard to tell.

"peace in our time" is a famous quote, nearly a century ago: https://www.history.co.uk/this-day-in-history/30-september/c...

What AnimalMuppet shows with the failure of "peace in our time" is how speaking softly only works in combination with a big stick, to paraphrase a different politician from a different continent around a generation earlier than "peace in our time".


Yes I know. The question is who they aimed at in the current day context.

Perfect solution is Russia stops sending them there and orders them to go home. Ukrainian one then remain home.

And considering Russia does not intend to stop expansion, absent pressure on Russia, they will be eventually dying in Germany.


Perfect is the enemy of good.

Russian expansion is not good. Rewarding genocide is not good.

Warsluts do not tend to be the one dying in those said wars.

There are a lot of romantics. I wonder if the tone was the same during the 1WW. It is silly.



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