The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming!

vantexan

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I know for a fact the marine core taught you better than to bring their name up while defending a Russian dictator shelling innocent civilians in an allied European democracy.
Hide behind your service all you want vladdy.
Corps not core.

If you're going to talk tough about fighting enemies you have to know the lingo.
 

Box Ox

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For real. I'm not strapping up, or strapping up my sons, to fight for the crossdressing UN puppet allegedly elected by the vaunted Ukrainian people (whatever that is).

Instead, I support independence and self-government for whoever wants it (including Donbass) and I have no part in land wars in Asia.


Patriarch Kirill, the leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, delivered a sermon Sunday in which he referred to the war in Ukraine as a "metaphysical" struggle against a godless international order.

He argued that war broke out after eight years of "attempts to destroy what exists in the Donbas," because the pro-Russian separatist republics embodied "a fundamental rejection of the so-called values that are offered today by those who claim world power." Kirill did not mention that a majority of Ukrainians are also Orthodox.

This world order, Kirill said, offers "excess consumption" and "visible 'freedom'" to any nation that proves its loyalty by "hold[ing] a gay parade." Kyiv hosts an annual gay pride parade.

In 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a ban on gay "propaganda," a term that included pride parades”

“Putin frequently accuses the West of "denying moral principles and all traditional identities" while portraying Russia as the guardian of "the Christian values that constitute the basis of Western civilization."



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wilberforce15

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Patriarch Kirill, the leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, delivered a sermon Sunday in which he referred to the war in Ukraine as a "metaphysical" struggle against a godless international order.

He argued that war broke out after eight years of "attempts to destroy what exists in the Donbas," because the pro-Russian separatist republics embodied "a fundamental rejection of the so-called values that are offered today by those who claim world power." Kirill did not mention that a majority of Ukrainians are also Orthodox.

This world order, Kirill said, offers "excess consumption" and "visible 'freedom'" to any nation that proves its loyalty by "hold[ing] a gay parade." Kyiv hosts an annual gay pride parade.

In 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a ban on gay "propaganda," a term that included pride parades”

“Putin frequently accuses the West of "denying moral principles and all traditional identities" while portraying Russia as the guardian of "the Christian values that constitute the basis of Western civilization."



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wilberforce15

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I suppose this could be added to the mental list of reasons some people might be keeping as to why Russia should be supported or at least sympathized with when it comes to their invasion of Ukraine?
I separate the question of who is right in the conflict from who is worse morally or in worldview. Bad guys can be justified in doing things sometimes, and good guys can be wrong in doing things.

This is among my mental reasons that I'm pretty indifferent about who wins. I don't see a reason to be terribly dogmatic on either side.
 

vantexan

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Nato expanded into 17 countries after usa, uk, france, germany said it would not expand at all after unification of germany
Yes it did. Now where are all these threatening missiles in those countries? NATO wouldn't have a need to even exist if Russia wasn't so belligerent.
 

rickyb

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Yes it did. Now where are all these threatening missiles in those countries? NATO wouldn't have a need to even exist if Russia wasn't so belligerent.
No, it didnt need to exist after warsaw disappeared

Theres been billions in weapons sales to new nato members

War is a racket. they knew expanding nato was bad for policy, good for profits

Russia wanted to be part of a security system like nato but usa refused. germany was in favor

Now were paying high gas prices and risking nuclear war. ukraine will suffer - usa will drag it out at ukraines expense
 

Box Ox

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No, it didnt need to exist after warsaw disappeared

Theres been billions in weapons sales to new nato members

War is a racket. they knew expanding nato was bad for policy, good for profits

Russia wanted to be part of a security system like nato but usa refused. germany was in favor

Now were paying high gas prices and risking nuclear war. ukraine will suffer - usa will drag it out at ukraines expense

Putin would want to reconstitute Russian empire whether NATO existed or not. And I’d think that the world would be at greater risk of nuclear war in defending against it without NATO than it is with NATO. Because NATO provides credible deterrence against his attempting to do so in the first place.
 
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