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Cannot everything you are saying about The West[sic] be applied to what Russia has done/is doing in E.Ukraine as well as Dagestan/Ossetia?
by classicsnoot 12y ago
Cannot everything you are saying about The West[sic] be applied to what Russia has done/is doing in E.Ukraine as well as Dagestan/Ossetia?
- guard-of-terra 12y agoWhat about Dagestan? Maybe you mean Abkhasia?
- classicsnoot 12y agoin addition to, yes, but upon review of a map, i mean Dagestan.
- guard-of-terra 12y agoOkay, but what's with it? It's a kind of problematic region but not in the warfare sense.
- classicsnoot 12y agoYes and No. I was referring to the Chechen conflicts as well as the mini-war between Georgia and the South Ossetian separatists. Russia's involvement in the region specifically. But yes, you are correct in that there is no open warfare there... currently.
- guard-of-terra 12y agoThe world is mostly in "there is no open warfare there... currently" state, as Donbass and Paris taught us in the last year.
- classicsnoot 12y ago12 dead is in no way near to war. From a plethora of potential regions to reference [CAR, San Pedro Sula in Honduras, Myanmar, Sonora and Chihuahua in Mexico, Nigeria, Mali, Chad, Niger, Libya, Punjabi region, Western Province of Pakistan, Colombia] i am surprised you picked Paris. Regardless, you make my point: everything is cool until it is not. So who stands to gain by making shit fall apart? My money is on a country overstocked with weapon systems, an abundance of ultra nationalists, and a near mono-economy.
- xnull2guest 12y agoYes. It is not good versus evil nor is noble versus savage. It is power versus power.