TagliatelliMonster
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???????????????Yeah, they made a choice and got a devastating war in return.
They didn't "get a war". Rather, a war was forced upon them by an invading army.
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???????????????Yeah, they made a choice and got a devastating war in return.
But Putin said, quote "In Italy there hasn't been that caveman-like Russophobia we have seen in other countries"
A picture from decades ago.I understand.
I believe this picture shows that in Europe, especially in my country, the intent has always been to favor peace between Russia and America.
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What "intervention" would that be?It is the US/NATO intervention that brought the war on Ukraine.
And Russia doesn't want that because it wants the freedom to bully those countries around as it sees fit, and attack them to conquer them and rebuild their soviet empire. Meaning, that all those former soviet states (who haven't forgotten how horrible life under russian authoritarian rule was) have very good incentive to try and seek protections from such bullying. Joining NATO is a good way to do that.Russia did not want any part of Ukraine. It just wanted Ukraine to keep away from NATO and EU embrace. But Ukraine did the opposite and got the Russian response. Russia has the same problems with other countries too, and you know it.
Putin wants to kill Zelensky. Along with the rest of the government.Zelensky should talk to Putin. Address his concerns. Then the scene could change. Or the war continues.
This is delusional.That is true. You agree to it, and I agree to it. The root of the trouble is in NATO. I am not engaged in propaganda for Russia.
Had they not wanted this, they would have escaped a war.
This is extremely disturbing.That may be true in some cases.
I have never said anything like that. Only that Ukraine should have been careful in tilting towards West.Why do you feel like it's ukraine that should roll over and surrender to the will of a bully?
Why aren't you condemning the bully?
Yeah, and what was the reason? Being too close to West.They didn't "get a war". Rather, a war was forced upon them by an invading army.
Overthrowing Yanukovich.What "intervention" would that be?
OK. I wonder who will be the next.Joining NATO is a good way to do that.
That will be a primary condition, if ever peace comes to Ukraine.Putin wants to kill Zelensky. Along with the rest of the government.
I have never said anything like that.
Only that Ukraine should have been careful in tilting towards West.
The bully has its own bully, trying to corner him - NATO, US.
Why can't a sovereign country like Ukraine decide for itself who it wants to be close with?Yeah, and what was the reason? Being too close to West.
Overthrowing Yanukovich.
The next "victim" of Russian brutality who in your opinion shouldn't try to seek protection against such brutality, you mean?OK. I wonder who will be the next.
Yeah... gotta give the bully what he wants.That will be a primary condition, if ever peace comes to Ukraine.
No, I do not say that Ukraine should buckle down, but to end the war peace talks are necessary. If Ukraine thinks that it can make Russia retreat from its territories without much harm, then it is OK and they may continue the war.All you do is talk about how Ukraine should buckle down, stop fighting, give Russia what it wants.
Not once have I seen you say that Russia should retreat its army out of the sovereign country it invaded.
Why can't a sovereign country like Ukraine decide for itself who it wants to be close with?
How about some respect for the sovereign decisions of a country?
Don't. Continue to fight the war and make the Windmill see dust.Yeah... gotta give the bully what he wants.
This is like saying that there would have been "peace" in Europe in 1941, if only everybody would have allowed the Nazi's to roll over western Europe without trying to fight back.
Not many countries on Russian western border have remained outside NATO. But how would I know Putin's or any other Russian ruler's mind?That had nothing to do with NATO or the US and everything with the Ukrainian people.
The next "victim" of Russian brutality who in your opinion shouldn't try to seek protection against such brutality, you mean?
No, I do not say that Ukraine should buckle down, but to end the war peace talks are necessary.
It's not like they make much of a secret of their imperialistic dictatorial ideas.Not many countries on Russian western border have remained outside NATO. But how would I know Putin's or any other Russian ruler's mind?