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> national leader this weak and incompetent The question is, does having a democratically elected national leader so weak and incompetent a stable democracy ma
by thriftwy 4y ago
> national leader this weak and incompetent
The question is, does having a democratically elected national leader so weak and incompetent a stable democracy make?
An obvious answer is "no", in this sense, Ukraine have always been a failure politically. Some outside parties may benefit from Ukraine's sorry state, but that's it. I wonder if you are able to draw a different picture.
And before you ask, it seems that American democracy is in a bad condition too, but not nearly as bad yet.
- civilized 4y agoSeems to me that Putin thought he could benefit by invading Ukraine at a point of weakness. The weakness of Russian imperialism will be clear to all before the end.
- thriftwy 4y agoIt is obvious that when you have points of weakness, bad things happen to you (Russia knows it like no other), so the point of a stable democratic countries is to not have significant points of weakness. But that is not the case with Ukraine.