@patrickfoxer161@JohannaNyman5 And if Nato would have fast tracked Ukraine into Nato before 2014 we wouldn't have had any war. Nato is not a threat to anyone, but a guarantor of peace for its members. No nation has ever invaded a Nato country.
@patrickfoxer161@JohannaNyman5 Russia is an existential threat to all of its neighbours, but Russia is not the Soviet Union. Just because they have some old soviet era nuclear weapons doesn't make them any more of a super power than Pakistan or North Korea.
@patrickfoxer161@JohannaNyman5 Russia has demonstrated with unmistakable clarity that Ukraine had every reason to seek NATO membership, don't you think?
@finnatcon How it happened? The Soviet Union made a pact with nazi Germany that gave Stalin a free hand to invade Finland in November 1939. Isn't that common knowledge?
@vcdxnz001@JOBhakdi Convincing the locals will be even harder than convincing Denmark. The only way Trump could succeed would be through military intervention, but that would be like shooting yourself in the foot with an RPG.
@JamesMelville No one voted for Putin attacking Ukraine either, but here we are. As a voter in the European Parliamentary election, I'm happy to see that our elected representatives are able to make decisive decisions despite all the bureaucracy and all the different parties involved.
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@elonmusk Elon, please go back to building rockets and EVs. You used to be a visionary, but now you sound like a spoiled boy who got scolded, with every tweet revealing more and more of your ignorance and ill-informed naivety. Why?
@eldreaded@BrigMahalingam@DakdaR22 Why? Isn't it obvious that the best thing is to get as much support as possible from west until Russia can't bear the costs of the war anymore? The strongest army in the world, the US, eventually left Vietnam and USSR left Afghanistan with substantially fewer casualties than now.
@BrigMahalingam@DakdaR22 Yeah, well, Russia is obviously an existential threat to Ukraine, so what do you suggest they do to handle that threat? And also, in your opinion, did the US have the right to intervene in the Cuban missilie crisis? Did Cuba have the moral right to ask for those missiles?