KGB is still here - and in not my comments,but colonel putin,who said that people remain in KGB to their death.Just like him.
And they are part of cabal - which,luckily for us,start fighting each other.I wish for next one hundred years war there.
Becouse as long as they fight,they would never made their NWO dream true.
And i am not Ukraine fanboy - only knew,that we would be genocided after them.So,we must help them.Just like you - becouse if you think that kgb be nice to Bulgary,remember what their idol sralin did to you after 1945.
You were treated worst then us.
TBH I do not see any reason for the Russians to want to genocide you Poles.
There isn't really any outstanding territorial dispute between you guys, nor do you have resources that the Russians lack, there is no Russian minority within Poland, cultura, ethnic or lingual.
Unless of course you don't go Promethenaism 2.0 and try to change the alignments of other countries where the Russians have influence.
You use Latin and are Catholic, they use cyrilic and are Orthodox.
Frankly trying to force two religious denominations like that together is the same level of disaster as the Holy Roman Empire around the 30 years war.
Calm down, bro!
This isn't a 'simple, specific question,' it is a classic attempt to frame a topic by the way you raise, it the way that you frame it making it functionally impossible for anyone to conclude anything except that you are right.
It's little surprise people reject your framing; it's also little surprise how you react to people rejecting that framing.
The topic is, "how much of a decline in your purchasing power would be willing to suffer to support Ukraine".
The decline can happen in a number of ways, from more inflation to more expensive goods and services, to less revenues for businesses you are somehow connected to, from being an employee to being a stockholder directly or through some investment vehicle like an ETF.