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I life in a european country, and to be honest, im shocked how many of the "old guard" politicians and diplomats consider the whole crisis just a temporary uphe
by qikInNdOutReply 4y ago
I life in a european country, and to be honest, im shocked how many of the "old guard" politicians and diplomats consider the whole crisis just a temporary upheaval in the russia relations, that can be waited out before everything is normal again. Waiting to resume the careers as if nothing happened.
A quarter million people dead, because these corrupt non-show of a generation failed to act decisevly, hypnotized itself and after wakeup they do not have the decency to fade into the shadow, step back from all posts and make way for a new guard, ready to take decisive action.
So many dissapointments, especially among the pacifists and anti-imperialists.. intellectual & moral bankruptcy wherever you look.
Might aswell trash the last 50 years of nice words and nothing to show for it. The idea, for all these creatures of comfort to return after the conflict, from the dark and moist places they hid, and try to carry on playacting civilized makes me vomit. "Never again" they yell, while being usefull idiots for those who are at it again.
A majority of cowards, who think that power of believe alone will make them good at the end of history after all this. Im so sorry i wasted all those years listening to them, reading there books and actually believing them to have value beyond the "heating" of the pulped wood.
- Animatronio 4y agoWhat would you have them do? March tens of thousands of young Europeans into the trenches?
- hdjjhhvvhga 4y agoIf the OP is talking about specific politicians like Merkel, Schroeder, even Schulz... First, they should say loud and clear they made a terrible mistake (I believe Merkel said something like this quietly and not clearly). Second, they should do everything to help Ukraine and Ukrainians. Yes, a lot has been done. Not enough and not fast enough. BTW I still feel amazed how quickly and efficiently they dealt with power plant/stations repairs when Putin decided to freeze the whole population to death in the middle of the winter. All my respect to these brave folks.
- Animatronio 4y agoI see no indication OP is indeed talking about Germany. Could be, although Austrian politicians were most recently speaking of waiting out the war. Anyways I find it very funny they are talking such a combative stance from the comfort of their home in western EU.
- qikInNdOutReply 4y agoNo, thats what there politics so far have accomplished. And the first step to improvement would be to admit to that. The magic sentence : "I screwed up. Here is what lead to that, and here is were my thinking was flawed. Here is what i will do better from now on to avoid the flaws i obviously have.."
- t0bia_s 4y agoYou can grab a weapon and go to help Ukranians right now, instead of complaining on internet. Will you do it?
- smegger001 4y agoI is one thing to say our military should be involved it is another for a privet person to do so. If i alone as a private citizen go over there I I would have no logistical support to supply me with weapons, ammunition, food, equipment, medicen or direction. Hell I dont speak or read the local language, as a privet citizen going over there I would be a hindrance rather than a aid. if drafted and sent as part of a organized funded military all of those things are taken care of. for every one infantrymen the army fields on the front line they have about 3-5 soldiers working is various support roles. expecting random people to go alone is not helpful
- t0bia_s 4y agoGreat, now you know why we have politics, diplomacy, army, etc. and why not all of them are cowards as media try to represent to you. Remember that frightened citizen is easily manipulated citizen, open for new orders in name of safety.
- freehorse 4y agoDo you mean that they should have started the third world war? What do you think they should have done exactly by "taking decisive action"?