Russian-Ukrainian-Polish Eternal Friendship Thread

[Husky_Khan]

And he gave up



Sucks to be Ukranian right now, having this fucking clownshow of a Globalist circus to count on for protection against Russia

I thought the idea was putting NATO/US Troops in Poland and Romania to match Russian Stronk Posturing! or in case of the improbable scenario that Russia not only invades Ukraine, but also an actual NATO country. Or in case Putin does a whole North Hook and is like "LOL actually invading the Baltics ROFLMAO!"

 

[Bacle]

And he gave up



Sucks to be Ukranian right now, having this fucking clownshow of a Globalist circus to count on for protection against Russia

There was no real chance of US boots on the ground in Ukraine, so it's hard to call this 'giving up'.

 

[Agent23]

And he gave up



Sucks to be Ukranian right now, having this fucking clownshow of a Globalist circus to count on for protection against Russia

Well, if it wasn't for the globalist clown show there wouldn't have been a problem in the first place, so, yeah.

 

[Bacle]

 

[Sobek]

Lmao what? Where has the massive army ready to roll all the way to Kiev so fast Biden already had the people there flee gone?

They were really expecting Putin to play along and be a punching bag for a proxy war weren't they?

 

[Agent23]

I wonder if this is happening because they got that 1.5 billion euros or if it is because Brandon told them to quite the fuck down and that the USA won't be bailing them out.

I'd bet it was the money, myself.

 

[Zachowon]

Why do people think Russia doing this is America doing?

 

[Airedale260]

I thought the idea was putting NATO/US Troops in Poland and Romania to match Russian Stronk Posturing! or in case of the improbable scenario that Russia not only invades Ukraine, but also an actual NATO country. Or in case Putin does a whole North Hook and is like "LOL actually invading the Baltics ROFLMAO!"

If Putin actually rolls into the Baltics, the chances nukes end up flying at some point go up exponentially. At the very least expect Kaliningrad (well, the military facilities and the port) will get trashed.

But otherwise, yes, sending troops into NATO members is pretty much expected at this point. Biden may be a dunce but even he knows how badly things will go if NATO is attacked and there’s no response.

Why do people think Russia doing this is America doing?

A combination of not understanding that the U.S. does, in fact, have its own reasons for being involved in Europe and that not doing so opens up the U.S. to significant threat, combined with Russia being a country of chauvinists and having their heads up their asses when it comes to dealing with other countries, along with a helping of relying on Russia Today for their news without realizing that it’s even more biased than MSNBC (and that takes some doing!) just in a different direction.

 

[Zachowon]

NATO and Russia mobilizing around Ukraine to prepare for potential conflict - NewsBreak

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[Terthna]

Why do people think Russia doing this is America doing?

Because we understand the concept of setting a precedent.

 

[Zachowon]

Because we understand the concept of setting a precedent.

Russia wants old territory. Simple as. hey see weak amreica

 

[Agent23]

Why do people think Russia doing this is America doing?

Because people are a heard species, like lemings and sheep and because the USA has a nebulous track record of interfering in the business of other countires despite all its flowery rhethroric about democracy, that makes some people, both in and outside of the USA, distrust it, especially now with the Deep State/Blob becoming more and more evident.

The same is true for Russia, Germany, any other country, really.

Just more proof that the libtard pipedream that we can all live together, sing Kumbaya and coexist in a democratic, commie world utopia is not workable.

Your side will always be the one with the deep, complex, grass roots driven and heterogeneous one while the Other Side will always be the Borg.

 

[Zachowon]

Because people are a heard species, like lemings and sheep and because the USA has a nebulous track record of interfering in the business of other countires despite all its flowery rhethroric about democracy, that makes some people, both in and outside of the USA, distrust it, especially now with the Deep State/Blob becoming more and more evident.

The same is true for Russia, Germany, any other country, really.

Just more proof that the libtard pipedream that we can all live together, sing Kumbaya and coexist in a democratic, commie world utopia is not workable.

Your side will always be the one with the deep, complex, grass roots driven and heterogeneous one while the Other Side will always be the Borg.

I am already in the military. Dont gotta get enlisted

 

[Marduk]

Because we understand the concept of setting a precedent.

What precedent that wasn't set just as much dozens of times since millenia?

 

[Terthna]

What precedent that wasn't set just as much dozens of times since millenia?

So you agree then that there was nothing especially bad about Russia's actions regarding Ukraine. Well, at least I got that admission out of you.

 

[Marduk]

So you agree then that there was nothing especially bad about Russia's actions regarding Ukraine. Well, at least I got that admission out of you.

All you got is a simple point that international conflicts are not some kind of common law larp with poor memory.
"Establish a precedent" means something, and has nothing to do with "not being especially bad".
Just because something isn't unprecedented doesn't mean there is nothing wrong with it, if that was the case no one would care about genocides - after all, there were some in history, so precedent was set.
Russia doesn't need your stupid precedent and its leadership is not obsessed about what USA is doing, especially not for purposes of letting it limit what they do or not. Russia has its own history to take suggestions from, and its rich in such "precedents".

 

[WolfBear]

Russia wants old territory. Simple as. hey see weak amreica

I wonder just how Russia would feel about Romania using military force to reconquer Moldova--'coz, you know, it used to be part of Romania and they speak the same language there anyway. I mean, if Russia can invade Ukraine, why can't Romania invade Moldova? Or Thailand invade Laos? Or Germany invade Austria? Or Bulgaria invade Macedonia? Or Albania invade Kosovo?

 

[Zachowon]

I wonder just how Russia would feel about Romania using military force to reconquer Moldova--'coz, you know, it used to be part of Romania and they speak the same language there anyway. I mean, if Russia can invade Ukraine, why can't Romania invade Moldova? Or Thailand invade Laos? Or Germany invade Austria? Or Bulgaria invade Macedonia? Or Albania invade Kosovo?

Because they are all NATO, eell except Moldova.
The US will stick up for them.

 

[WolfBear]

Because they are all NATO, eell except Moldova.
The US will stick up for them.

Austria isn't in NATO, and neither is Kosovo or Macedonia, though Kosovo does have NATO peacekeepers on its territory--though AFAIK this isn't true of neither Austria nor Macedonia. And of course Laos can't be a NATO member since it's located in Asia. I do wonder how a Vietnam-Thailand war over Laos would have went, though.

 

[Zachowon]

Austria isn't in NATO, and neither is Kosovo or Macedonia, though Kosovo does have NATO peacekeepers on its territory--though AFAIK this isn't true of neither Austria nor Macedonia. And of course Laos can't be a NATO member since it's located in Asia. I do wonder how a Vietnam-Thailand war over Laos would have went, though.

I thought Austria was in NATO.
My bad