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Yes exactly. Aiding a country that wants to join the American sphere of influence against a genocidal, authoritarian regime is well worth the money. Especially

Yes exactly. Aiding a country that wants to join the American sphere of influence against a genocidal, authoritarian regime is well worth the money. Especially when they're making America's enemies bleed.

redeeman 4y ago
yeah, it is so useful to further ally with one of the most corrupt countries in the world, that it far outshadows the near total destruction of a small town in the US itself.
fwungy 4y ago
The USA has poked the bear. The bear has not yet begun to fight, while NATO scrapes the barrel for weapons. America's hubris will be remembered.
- throwaway6734 4y ago
  >The bear has not yet begun to fight, while NATO scrapes the barrel for weapons. Russia is burning through its small supply of men between the ages of 25-40. Russia's going to be scraping the barrel for people as their demographic situation continues to get worse. There's a reason they're stealing other people's children like genocidal lunatics. >America's hubris will be remembered Always is! To add to it: the next century is looking great for the US. We're the largest food and energy producer on the planet, we're great at assimilating immigrants which will help avoid the demographic collapse facing China, Russia, and much of Europe, and we're great at producing high tech products.
  - fwungy 4y ago
    The US/NATO will creep out of Ukraine within the year, just like Afghanistan. NATO is pumping a lot of misinformation right now because it's their only strength. The fact that they're scrambling for a few old tanks is all you need to know. They don't have the cards.
    - _kbh_ 4y ago
      > The US/NATO will creep out of Ukraine within the year, just like Afghanistan. This wild fantasy of Russias supporters that NATO is actively involved in Ukraine is so hilarious, if NATO was actually involved the war would be over in a couple of days. NATO's capabilities are so beyond anyone else's that NATO's table scraps are fending off Russia. > NATO is pumping a lot of misinformation right now because it's their only strength NATO is helping the Ukrainians kill the fascists that are invading their country and raping and torturing their civilians. But if you wanna call that "misinformation" go ahead. > They don't have the cards. And what is the cards then? T62's?, soon longer range cruise missiles will likely be provided by the UK and you'll see the real pain start for Russia.

redeeman 4y ago

yeah, it is so useful to further ally with one of the most corrupt countries in the world, that it far outshadows the near total destruction of a small town in the US itself.

fwungy 4y ago

The USA has poked the bear. The bear has not yet begun to fight, while NATO scrapes the barrel for weapons. America's hubris will be remembered.

throwaway6734 4y ago
>The bear has not yet begun to fight, while NATO scrapes the barrel for weapons. Russia is burning through its small supply of men between the ages of 25-40. Russia's going to be scraping the barrel for people as their demographic situation continues to get worse. There's a reason they're stealing other people's children like genocidal lunatics. >America's hubris will be remembered Always is! To add to it: the next century is looking great for the US. We're the largest food and energy producer on the planet, we're great at assimilating immigrants which will help avoid the demographic collapse facing China, Russia, and much of Europe, and we're great at producing high tech products.
- fwungy 4y ago
  The US/NATO will creep out of Ukraine within the year, just like Afghanistan. NATO is pumping a lot of misinformation right now because it's their only strength. The fact that they're scrambling for a few old tanks is all you need to know. They don't have the cards.
  - _kbh_ 4y ago
    > The US/NATO will creep out of Ukraine within the year, just like Afghanistan. This wild fantasy of Russias supporters that NATO is actively involved in Ukraine is so hilarious, if NATO was actually involved the war would be over in a couple of days. NATO's capabilities are so beyond anyone else's that NATO's table scraps are fending off Russia. > NATO is pumping a lot of misinformation right now because it's their only strength NATO is helping the Ukrainians kill the fascists that are invading their country and raping and torturing their civilians. But if you wanna call that "misinformation" go ahead. > They don't have the cards. And what is the cards then? T62's?, soon longer range cruise missiles will likely be provided by the UK and you'll see the real pain start for Russia.