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Still avoiding the core point of "why would the guy who has your things suddenly decide to return them". And "why would something that was put in motion stop,
by mdp2021 2y ago
Still avoiding the core point of "why would the guy who has your things suddenly decide to return them".
And "why would something that was put in motion stop, the roots remaining unchanged".
- lostmsu 2y agoHe doesn't have Ukraine's things. He's renting them out, and the price is the lives of Russian soldiers. Once he stops paying, things go back to the owner.
- wakawaka28 2y agoThe price may also be paid in the form of a handful of nukes. The deep state is desperately trying to provoke something before a deal can be negotiated. Stop cheering on the use of Ukrainians as pawns in some chess match between psychos.
- XajniN 2y agoIt’s amazing what you can accomplish when you don’t care about human lives.
- rsynnott 2y ago> why would the guy who has your things suddenly decide to return them Because the cost of keeping them is way too high, generally. Like, historically, even when someone wins a war they often end up pulling out anyway.