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I think I would. I wouldn't fight for my country in an offensive war, it's an arbitrary construct that means little to me to but I would fight for my family, m
by noir_lord 5y ago
I think I would.
I wouldn't fight for my country in an offensive war, it's an arbitrary construct that means little to me to but I would fight for my family, my friends and the people around me in a defensive war.
This is what shines through when you see things about the Ukraine in the news, these people are fighting for everything - it's about the maximum level of motivation that a people could have.
- throwaway-m3232 5y ago
- derriz 5y agoSeems that Russian forum trolling/disinformation spreading is about as sophisticated and effective as their offensive military capability.
- dragonwriter 5y agoI particularly like that it brings up what Russia has promised to citizens if they submit, as if it didn't promise, repeatedly, that it wasn't going to invade (both immediately before the 2022 escalation, and in binding treaties that were in place at the time of the initial 2014 invasion.) Russias promises are worth less than nothing, at this point.
- mambru 5y ago:'D You can do better than that!