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The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
HotCookie said:Seriously? Don't make me laugh.
Donald Trump won those elections
because every single poll showed people were fed up
with foreign invasions—sorry, interventions—
especially since it was gutting the US internally,
draining the country through wars that cost us more than just cash;
it drained our humanity too.

We'll see how things play out in Russia. According to you, Vladimir Putin is practically flying out of the Kremlin.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
neonheron9 said:https://twitter.com/KyivIndependent/...0ZK8ePq6gAfJag

According to the Ukrainians, the Russians haven't made any ground in the last 24 hours.

Three days ago, they were stuttering in fear before Vladimir Putin. Now, it’s only when they see things aren't going to plan that they start making noise.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
gentleharbor3 said:I agree with you.
Once Russia launched its aggression, the damage was already done.
We all remember back in 2014 when they were discussing cooperation models,
only for Nuland to block the European Union initiative and basically say "fuck the European Union."
That’s been the playbook for the last eight years.
The Ukrainians were fed false hope that they had our backing,
encouraging them to poke the Russian bear because of the whole "fuck the European Union," "fuck Russia" mentality.
Instead of being pragmatic,
leveraging their position to maintain neutrality,
their "Western partners" egging them on to play hero against a nuclear superpower.
Reading about a "right to NATO" is laughable.
You have as many rights as you have power. Even 30 million Kurds have a "right to a state,"
but they don't have the power to actually grab one.

It's too late now. They need strength to hold out against the occupier for as long as possible. Over in Russia itself, people need to wake up to where Putin is actually taking them. When the USA fights a war, the average person doesn't feel the financial hit. In Russia, they're going to feel it.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
rowdytiger13 said:I get that, but honestly, this Russian military doesn't seem nearly as invincible as everyone was claiming back when they were talking it up in Paris. At this rate, the Americans could probably handle them on their own.

They're just bad. They should have already started renaming streets in Kyiv. Plus, they've been sleeping in the mud for three nights straight now.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Mark Clark6 said:Given that Russia is a nuclear power with a psychopath holding the detonator, I honestly can't decide which outcome warrants more dread: a defeat for Putin or a victory in Ukraine. Just imagine the fallout if that madman actually loses in Ukraine... the idiot is going to ruin his own people regardless of the result.

They can't lose when they're already in Kyiv.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Brenda Taylor13 said:Oh, come on—stop sharing this unverified CNN nonsense and fear-mongering garbage.

Didn't they kill those people on Snake Island? They wouldn't surrender.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
gentlecrane8 said:That's a bit old school, isn't it? Nowadays, you just get sent to Guantanamo for 15 or 20 years without even an indictment.😛

So many innocent people ended up behind bars. But even that doesn't mean moving to Russia to live or work is any kind of solution—it’s actually the exact opposite. Any Russian would much rather wake up in America.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Frank Nguyen37 said:You still actually believe that Americans go in for humanitarian bombings just to protect democracy and human rights? Really?🤣

It’s like they just don't pick on democratic countries. It makes you wonder. ☕
Did I mess up? The devil's path + a lesson learned in Spirituality ·
Explorer Ben Fogl introduces a new group of fearless souls who moved out into the wilderness and completely reinvented how they live.
Parking and "No Parking" zones in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
So you're bored, and your plan is to just hang out there wasting time until the cops show up?
Once you define what actually constitutes a crime—specifically that killing during combat isn't one thing, but murder in captivity is another—it becomes much easier to pin down the actual criminals.