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Uh huh; so how does destabilizing an entire country, which caused the deaths of several hundred people, as well as ruined the lives of far more, stack up against apartment bombings? Because our western governments did that; they supported a violent coup in Ukraine so that they could reap the...

Not thus far; but considering the fact that before Viktor Yanukovych was elected president, the country was making moves to do so, it thus stands to reason then that removing him was intended to put the county back on track to joining NATO. If I were to hazard as guess as to why they haven't...

What happened with Ukraine made it clear to me that the NATO countries (particularly the EU) wants them just as badly, if not more so; and they're willing to get a lot of people killed in order to make it happen. At least Russia is willing to play nice, so long as they're not pushed.

She's not wrong though; granted, they are also a bully with internal problems, which they cover up with massive propaganda and suppression campaigns. Mind you; that's true of most governments (including, as far as I'm aware, every single country in NATO) these days. Eastern Europe doesn't need...

These aren't the sorts of people who would ever act though; they're the sort who end up as martyrs that inspire those who will.

The Americans with Disabilities Act and Edwards Lifesciences Corp? What the heck does Russia have to do with either of those?

I'm inclined to take Russia's side in any conflict between us, because I honestly think we're the bad guys when it comes to them.

Only because we keep antagonizing them. Calling them a threat at this point is like claiming self-defense when the guy you keep trying to punch in the face throws a few back.

Their mistake was in thinking that words would change anything; at this point, I don't think anything short of a violent coup can save any part of Europe, and even that would be a long shot.