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Sanctions on Russia in War in Ukraine ·
Noah Diaz said:My take is simple: the European Union needs to pull out of the NATO alliance immediately. It's time to prioritize our own interests and finally achieve political and military independence. The smartest move would be to declare neutrality and trade with whoever is interested.

The war in Ukraine is a mess cooked up by the people who started it, and frankly, it doesn't concern anyone else. That means Russia, the USA, Unknown, and of course, Ukraine. How they choose to settle their mess is none of my business. My only hope is that they have enough sense left to prevent this from escalating into a point of no return—total nuclear annihilation.

Coincidentally, that's exactly how they're thinking over at the White House too, though obviously only in ways that benefit them. ☕
You're in the minority here, so you might as well accept it and be glad that expressing a dissenting opinion doesn't land you in a prison cell like it would for a dissenter in Putin's Russia.
Sanctions on Russia in War in Ukraine ·
northernangler8 said:''The administration is working overtime to drag America into a war! They just kicked out 18 Russian diplomats''

Where on earth does Unknown find this Signature site? These little mini-Putin mouthpieces seem to pop up everywhere lately, almost like mushrooms after a heavy rain. 😵
Sanctions on Russia in War in Ukraine ·
goldenpuma84 said:Major price hikes are coming on March 1st, 2023.

Take a look at your utility bills from Duke Energy...

What happens when the Government's relief measures expire on March 31st, 2023?

Just because the European Union managed to scrape by through one mild winter doesn't mean they've fixed the systemic issue of energy demand versus supply.

Honestly, the European Union hasn't even begun to address the core problem...

I couldn't care less about the Russian deficit. I'm just worried about what life is going to look like for the average American soon...



You forgot to mention that Russia has nuclear power, which would probably be the perfect way to explain how people manage to keep their pets fed.