> i wouldnt know, but it is definitely possible to not like what is happening in Ukraine, whilst also finding the comedian dictator to be a disgrace, and simultaneously not want to fund any kind of fighting in ukraine.

Wow you’re towing a Russian propaganda line again. Surprise surprise you breaking out unsubstantiated claims about Ukraine to try and make them look bad to dissuade aid to them.

FYI if your no in America you’re likely not paying anything into this fight that makes any difference in anyway shape or form to your taxes.

> Im sure there are many commonalities. You probably prefer to breathe air, so do I, and so does mr putin.. But please provide some concrete examples.

Your post history is littered with talking points straight out of Russian propaganda, points that you continually raise with zero evidence.

> To mr putin: please stop attacking ukraine. to the UN: please tell putin my sentiments. to comedy dictator: "your" country is being attacked. Okay, called police.

The comedy dictator stuff is what really shows you for who you are. Where is any evidence of this at all? All you do is repeat Russian propaganda like a robot.

> Not from America, not in the US.

If you’re not from America that any aid to Ukraine likely makes up a tiny fraction of a percent of your tax.

> So yeah, your personal attacks and insults have failed to sway me, and I remain with my original thoughts of staying out of it

Unsurprised really just like how I’m sure if your where around during WW2 you would be waving your “why not peace with hitler” sign.