Re:Zelensky leaves White House after angry meeting
by AlecSchueler on Saturday March 01, 2025 @04:06AM
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I'm taking that a "yes" in response to my question?
Re:Zelensky leaves White House after angry meeting
by marcosscriven on Saturday March 01, 2025 @04:29AM
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If Putin just rolled in and took a couple of the states of the USA, you think it would be a “stupid war” for the USA to defend itself?
Re:Zelensky leaves White House after angry meeting
by DamnYuppie on Saturday March 01, 2025 @12:17PM
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That’s not even remotely comparable. The United States and Ukraine are vastly different in terms of military capability, geographic positioning, and strategic importance. Putin annexing a couple of U.S. states is a laughably unrealistic scenario—he can barely hold the territory he's taken from a country bordering his own.
The war in Ukraine is tragic, but it’s not our war. The idea that we must commit endless resources to it just because it’s happening is not a rational foreign policy stance. A stronger America means prioritizing where we spend our strength, not blindly throwing resources at conflicts that don’t directly threaten us.
Alec I can't respond to your response. But no it wasn't a parody. I don't actually think we are cozying up to Putin. Europe keeps throwing money at him, we are just trying to end a stupid war. The "purge" is more of a fact finding to see who is wasting our money and how. No one is being killed, jailed, or tortured. I would however not mind if many politicians end up in jail. People forget previous presidents have fired over 350,000 federal employees, the sky didn't fall. But the national debt did for a time...just saying...