news [Day 1001] Russian Invasion of Ukraine

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Edited August 25, 2022 by Espresso

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2 hours ago, SmittenCake said:

 

  

Rest in piss!

[Brishka]

This is just brilliant. 

https://twitter.com/saintjavelin/status/1565763731199610880

[GhostBox]

I still can’t believe we have left wing memebers in this forum who are still actively rooting for Ukraine to give up their country against The Russians ?

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8 hours ago, GhostBox said:

I still can’t believe we have left wing memebers in this forum who are still actively rooting for Ukraine to give up their country against The Russians ?

They also want the CCP to take over Taiwan.

 

These are the same people who get angry over Trump but bootlick dictators from the past and present.

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@Bloo @khalyan I brought this up in the Rules section and didn't get a response and I don't know if this has discussed internally already but I'd appreciate some sort of response either here or in my PM's. 

 

Unless it's been directly requested from a Ukrainian member privately I don't feel comfortable having this pinned if Covid isn't and I'd liked the rationale for one vs. the other. Either both should be pinned or neither and I'm starting to feel more strongly about it since I posted in the rules section about it and didn't get a response. 

 

If you would like not to discuss it either publicly or privately with any regular members I'm fine with that but would appreciate being told that as well.  

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2 hours ago, BadMonster said:

Won't be surprised if support for this war and sanctions on Russia are gonna collapse soon with the current inflation in Europe

This winter certainly things are going to come to a head in several Europe countries with the energy crisis.

 

All bets are off in the U.S. as well with Republicans likely taking the House in November as well. 

 

The WH (I think rightfully) will actually have to work to make their case for continued weapons funding amidst multiple problems at home.

 

And not just use opaque language on the future of democracy, Europe and NATO. Even if they say funding is designated for one issue or another, the general public isn't (rightfully) going to make that distinction. A lot to unpack.

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