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The issue with this situation is that it cannot be resolved through 'peace negotiations'. This is pure, systemic evil, on a state level. Russia was never punis

The issue with this situation is that it cannot be resolved through 'peace negotiations'. This is pure, systemic evil, on a state level. Russia was never punished for its crimes the way Germany was after WW2. This is the result. Peace will only be possible when that system is dismantled and destroyed - with everything that entails. Russia is not just digging itself into a hole, but into a grave.

nathanaldensr 2y ago
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- stouset 2y ago
  Why is it that any time someone posits that a problem exists, you straw man that they’re proposing the most extreme solution? Someone says Russia is a problem? They must mean we should annex it! Someone says landlords are a problem? They must mean we should abolish private ownership and institute communism! And of course the ultimate irony, you accuse everyone else of politicizing things. This isn’t a healthy approach to discourse. I hope you can understand that. Please aim higher.
- tim333 2y ago
  It seems quite often when Russia loses a war they then change their system. See Japan/WW1 and the communist takeover, Afghanistan and the collapse of the USSR. Quite possibly if Russia loses in Ukraine as in gets sent home then something similar will happen. There's an odd situation where the US seems to be drip feeding aid to Ukraine so as to prevent it from winning as they are worried about the Putin government collapsing leading to chaos. Personally I'd rather like to see that government collapse. (good video on that https://youtu.be/CxZ402BMSs8 https://youtu.be/CxZ402BMSs8)