• SatansMaggotyCumFart
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      Would you prefer that the world turn its back on Ukraine and let Russia continue to invade them without support?

      • @[email protected]
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        491 year ago

        Yeah, he would. There are lots of people who would rather bend over for Russia than think for one second. Putin has zero love for America and actively attacks our infrastructure and companies by sponsoring hackers. If you support Russia you are a traitor or an idiot.

              • Bloops
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                Probably the same way that’s been done for centuries? Armistice, followed by a peace treaty?

              • @[email protected]
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                By involving the same country that was responsible for setting up the scenario where it was invaded, and having that country also not go out of its way to cancel the peace talks that were going on, because they threatened its imperialist hegemony in the region.

                  • pips
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                    111 year ago

                    That vatnik is a troll, astroturfing for the Russian government, or an idiot. Whatever it is, really not worth engaging.

              • queermunist she/her
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                -231 year ago

                The same way anyone starts negotiating with anyone: open a dialogue and exchange demands, and then work to make concessions and compromises. They won’t do that, though, because then the infinite money spigot from the US will shut off because America doesn’t want this war to ever end.

                • pingveno
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                  I doubt Ukraine will demand anything less than Russia pulling out of previous held lands. Russia will doubtless demand all lands it currently occupies (and maybe even ones it claims but does not occupy). Russia’s demand could be cast as peace, though really it involves giving a massive portion of Ukraine to Russia. And if you’re thinking that might be temporary… well, just ask Finland, which lost 9% of its territory to a peace agreement in the Winter War after the Soviet Union invaded them.

                • SpicyPeaSoup
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                  201 year ago

                  You tell me where you live, I’ll break into your house and steal half your stuff.

                  Instead of fighting back or calling the police, we can negotiate so I can have half your stuff. Sound good?

                  • queermunist she/her
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                    -251 year ago

                    I dunno, do you have nuclear weapons that could cause the apocalypse?

                    Countries aren’t people. The scale the work on is much greater.

                  • @[email protected]
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                    Yes because they cannot win on the battlefield and have lost an enormous amount of lives. Just because Russia is adversary to the US does not mean we should send 100,000’s of young people to the grave. (Meanwhile safe over in the states we wave Ukrainian flags and call them heroes as we leave them dead or mangled)

                    So yes reaching a compromise even if Russia was the aggressor is in the best interest of the people left in Ukraine.

                    Would you rather use our weaponry and intelligence and money to prolong this war for 10 years … just to have the same outcome but 20x the number of casualties?

                  • @[email protected]
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                    -101 year ago

                    Yes. That’s literally how peace negotiations work. The alternative, winning the war, precludes the necessity of peace negotiations. All negotiations in the history of negotiations are negotiations between aggressor and agressee.

                  • queermunist she/her
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                    For the sake of peace, yes, I think they should be willing to make concessions. That’s how negotiations work.

                    If you refuse to offer anything you aren’t really negotiating. You’re just issuing demands with no exchange.

        • @[email protected]
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          81 year ago

          Oh yeah cuz Putin has just seemed so open to peace, dipshit… it’s not like it hasn’t been tried about countless times. He doesn’t want peace, he just wants everything handed to him with zero consequence

        • @[email protected]
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          01 year ago

          id prefer HIMARS instantly raining down on every last invader without a white flag in the sky. fuck em and the cookers supporting the genocide

            • @Zoboomafoo
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              What nuclear weapons? The fuel got sold for vodka money and the tritium has decayed away to uselessness with Russia giving up on producing more

              • queermunist she/her
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                If that were true, do you think America and its allies could resist total war? They’d just bomb the whole country to ashes.

                “By a continuous shifting of rhetorical focus, the enemies are at the same time too strong and too weak.”

      • PatFusty
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        I personally dont give a fuck about Ukraine so yes. I give as much of a fuck for Ukraine as much as I give a fuck about whats going on in Sudan or Sri Lanka.

        I. Dont. Care.

        Those hundreds of billions of dollars are given to the banks to perpetuate this stupid war. Only ~5% of all the money donated to them has been humanitarian. The rest goes to the war machine.

        • @[email protected]
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          221 year ago

          Those hundreds of billions of dollars are given to the banks to perpetuate this stupid war

          Where did you glean this

            • PatFusty
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              -81 year ago

              I dont need to post any proof. You guys dont ever read any sources anyways so whats the point.

                • PatFusty
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                  How about this. Lets meet in the middle. You come up with a source that is in contrary and ill come up with a source thats in favor and we can have a discussion. Otherwise, you just want a source that you can easily disqualify.

                  • @[email protected]
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                    21 year ago

                    That’s not how that works. You made a claim that you can’t backup. Meeting in the middle would be if you provided a source and we could discuss the validity. If your alleged source is so weak that it can be “easily disqualified” then you don’t really have a source then, do you? So maybe you didn’t pull it out if your own ass, but instead you saw someone else pull it out if their ass and you regurgitating their shit.

        • Silverseren
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          101 year ago

          How is giving dust-collecting weapons and tanks giving money to the banks exactly?

          You realize that the monetary amount above isn’t actual money, right? It’s the worth of the goods being given that we weren’t using anyways.