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Everyday is a new low for this administration, but today was an absolute disaster for America. Ashamed this is the America we live in now.

glass_door 2y ago
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- poloniculmov 2y ago
  Shouldn't the people of Ukraine decide this?
- knowsuchagency 2y ago
  If you saw the way trump and vance treated Zelensky and came away with the impression that trump/vance did was was best for the US' interests or those of the people of Ukraine, then I have nothing intellectual to say to you. Either you're in a cult, or you have no cognitive faculties. Perhaps both.
- jpeter 2y ago
  If you abandon Ukraine you allow Putin to keep going and start more wars. And your taking points are just the things russian bots say all the time.
- oliwarner 2y ago
  And grinding that opinion into the leader of a country YOU INVITED to a diplomatic meeting to sign a economic exchange, in front of cameras, with their enemy's media invited. If the US hold your opinion, they shouldn't have offered a deal. Is peace was a precondition, it should have been advertised in private. This was an ambush, not diplomacy. Zelensky wants support enough to restore and maintain his borders. The natural conclusion to your argument is that Russia can do whatever they like. Their victims can only roll over and accept it.
- microtonal 2y ago
  New account, no comments on technical discussions, all your comments spew Russian divisive propaganda. Any way you spin it, this was a dark day for US diplomacy. In my country (West-Europe), even politicians that are traditionally US-philes are heavily condemning this and are saying we should start decoupling from the US as it’s not an ally anymore. It’s really a sad time. It will also not make America great again, the last month has shown that Trump will only weaken the US’ world power, influence, and eventually the economy.

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Everyday is a new low for this administration, but today was an absolute disaster for America. Ashamed this is the America we live in now.

by userlander 2y ago

glass_door 2y ago
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- poloniculmov 2y ago
  Shouldn't the people of Ukraine decide this?
- knowsuchagency 2y ago
  If you saw the way trump and vance treated Zelensky and came away with the impression that trump/vance did was was best for the US' interests or those of the people of Ukraine, then I have nothing intellectual to say to you. Either you're in a cult, or you have no cognitive faculties. Perhaps both.
- jpeter 2y ago
  If you abandon Ukraine you allow Putin to keep going and start more wars. And your taking points are just the things russian bots say all the time.
- oliwarner 2y ago
  And grinding that opinion into the leader of a country YOU INVITED to a diplomatic meeting to sign a economic exchange, in front of cameras, with their enemy's media invited. If the US hold your opinion, they shouldn't have offered a deal. Is peace was a precondition, it should have been advertised in private. This was an ambush, not diplomacy. Zelensky wants support enough to restore and maintain his borders. The natural conclusion to your argument is that Russia can do whatever they like. Their victims can only roll over and accept it.
- microtonal 2y ago
  New account, no comments on technical discussions, all your comments spew Russian divisive propaganda. Any way you spin it, this was a dark day for US diplomacy. In my country (West-Europe), even politicians that are traditionally US-philes are heavily condemning this and are saying we should start decoupling from the US as it’s not an ally anymore. It’s really a sad time. It will also not make America great again, the last month has shown that Trump will only weaken the US’ world power, influence, and eventually the economy.