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Europe buys how much oil/gas from Russia? What income does Russia's economy run on to fund the war? Your argument doesn't make sense. You should see just as man

Europe buys how much oil/gas from Russia? What income does Russia's economy run on to fund the war? Your argument doesn't make sense. You should see just as many protests over governments funding Russia as we see against Israel if what you say is true.

tguvot 1y ago
you don't understand, it's different /s
- nylonstrung 1y ago
  Yes it's obviously different than directly supplying munitions as uncompensated "aid" It's also different when then ratio of civilian to military deaths is multiple orders of magnitude higher, and ~5x higher in absolute terms despite Gaza having ~5-10% the population of Ukraine
  - tguvot 1y ago
    the only one that europe supplies to uncompensated military aid to, it's ukraine. to russia it simply gives billions of euros that russia later uses to bomb ukraine about ratio: - i'll suggest you to take a look at wiki page of siege mariupol. iirc it's up to 75,000 civilian casualties in 3 months - ukraine actively evacuates civilians. - hamas said that that well being of civilians is problem of israel and unrwa and actively using civilians as human shields. here is 10 years old analysis that says that it does so in order to shape western opinion https://stratcomcoe.org/cuploads/pfiles/hamas_human_shields.pdf https://stratcomcoe.org/cuploads/pfiles/hamas_human_shields.... - ukrainians from day one of war were allowed to seek refuge in europe - egypt build second wall on border with gaza over past year in order to prevent any refugees crossing and europe talking about any possibility of evacuation of civilians as of ethnic cleansing.
nylonstrung 1y ago
You're right, both are fueling the murder of civilians In the case of Israel, western governments (particularly US) are directly transferring arms and military support used against the civilians This is paid for by taxpayers who receive no economic benefits whatsoever, with minimal negative economic impact from decoupling

tguvot 1y ago

you don't understand, it's different /s

nylonstrung 1y ago
Yes it's obviously different than directly supplying munitions as uncompensated "aid" It's also different when then ratio of civilian to military deaths is multiple orders of magnitude higher, and ~5x higher in absolute terms despite Gaza having ~5-10% the population of Ukraine
- tguvot 1y ago
  the only one that europe supplies to uncompensated military aid to, it's ukraine. to russia it simply gives billions of euros that russia later uses to bomb ukraine about ratio: - i'll suggest you to take a look at wiki page of siege mariupol. iirc it's up to 75,000 civilian casualties in 3 months - ukraine actively evacuates civilians. - hamas said that that well being of civilians is problem of israel and unrwa and actively using civilians as human shields. here is 10 years old analysis that says that it does so in order to shape western opinion https://stratcomcoe.org/cuploads/pfiles/hamas_human_shields.pdf https://stratcomcoe.org/cuploads/pfiles/hamas_human_shields.... - ukrainians from day one of war were allowed to seek refuge in europe - egypt build second wall on border with gaza over past year in order to prevent any refugees crossing and europe talking about any possibility of evacuation of civilians as of ethnic cleansing.

nylonstrung 1y ago

You're right, both are fueling the murder of civilians In the case of Israel, western governments (particularly US) are directly transferring arms and military support used against the civilians This is paid for by taxpayers who receive no economic benefits whatsoever, with minimal negative economic impact from decoupling