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Ukraine. We used to be just a heaven with a lowest big-mac index and a lowest internet prices and a lowest internet censourship on the planet. But our desire t

Ukraine. We used to be just a heaven with a lowest big-mac index and a lowest internet prices and a lowest internet censourship on the planet. But our desire to live a good live and do not think about the future has lead us to the war. Poland in 90s was exactly like Ukraine in terms of economic, but now Poland is in top-20 and Ukraine is in the ass. But I love it with whole my heart and will continue to live here despite any changes in the government. Who knows, maybe Russian government will be better for us than BlackRock-approved fagship and US' spyship like FATCO. Europe must be either being morally destroyed via too much comfort or being annoyed with our high as Moon corruption levels - one of these two statement must explains why West's help is so absent at the moment of 12/5.

WentFullRetard 3y ago
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badpun 3y ago
> Europe must be either being morally destroyed via too much comfort I think it's this. Honestly (as a Pole) I was very surprised by how much support Ukraine has received from Europe and US. During the first weeks of war, as I was expecting Ukraine to be completely abandoned, or receive token help (German helmets etc.). Luckily, the geopolitical math worked in Ukraine's favor, and US decided to weigh in. Now, it might change at any moment, as US has no loyalty to its allies and is capable of abandoning them with extreme ease (see: Vietnam, Afghanistan), based on changing voters preferences and current politics in Washington.
- next_xibalba 3y ago
  > US has no loyalty to its allies Ukraine is not a NATO member.
  - badpun 3y ago
    Not all US Allies are NATO members. Neither Afghanistan nor South Vietnam were in NATO. Australia or Japan are not in NATO either. US was involved in Ukraine since at least 2014. There were gradually pulling Ukraine into their sphere of influence, which was one of the reasons Russia decided to invade.
    - next_xibalba 3y ago
      Ukraine is not a U.S. ally. Period. So what does all this information have to do with that fact?
next_xibalba 3y ago
The U.S. has committed $100b. Should we also send our sons to die? Or what would constitute sufficient help? World War 3?

WentFullRetard 3y ago

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badpun 3y ago

> Europe must be either being morally destroyed via too much comfort I think it's this. Honestly (as a Pole) I was very surprised by how much support Ukraine has received from Europe and US. During the first weeks of war, as I was expecting Ukraine to be completely abandoned, or receive token help (German helmets etc.). Luckily, the geopolitical math worked in Ukraine's favor, and US decided to weigh in. Now, it might change at any moment, as US has no loyalty to its allies and is capable of abandoning them with extreme ease (see: Vietnam, Afghanistan), based on changing voters preferences and current politics in Washington.

next_xibalba 3y ago
> US has no loyalty to its allies Ukraine is not a NATO member.
- badpun 3y ago
  Not all US Allies are NATO members. Neither Afghanistan nor South Vietnam were in NATO. Australia or Japan are not in NATO either. US was involved in Ukraine since at least 2014. There were gradually pulling Ukraine into their sphere of influence, which was one of the reasons Russia decided to invade.
  - next_xibalba 3y ago
    Ukraine is not a U.S. ally. Period. So what does all this information have to do with that fact?

next_xibalba 3y ago

The U.S. has committed $100b. Should we also send our sons to die? Or what would constitute sufficient help? World War 3?