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> in the long run playing the appeasement game will hurt them even more.

https://www.focus.de/finanzen/boerse/konjunktur/top-oekonom-...

What long run, i wonder

Ok bro, point taken. But you will probably need to flag all posts about Ukraine as they are biased and political by design.

> I actually answered you, not the article. Yo wrote:

It's hard to understand when you don't quote what you are answering

> Which doesn't make sense, is just dismissive as the Jews there are actually fighting the War led by a Jewish president. Where is your argument now https://www.timesofisrael.com/ukrainian-jews-push-back-again... ?

How jews fighting the Putin's invasion justifies supplying nazis with arms? Maybe it's self-explanatory for you, but i have no idea what do those people have in their heads. It's a free country, they can do what they want, i dont care

> just have to read through your comments to see that you are Russia supporter.

wut

> I'm Jewish

That's my favorite argument in internet discussions: "I'm Ukrainian and I don't support my government; I'm Russian and I hate Putin; I'm a liberal, but Trump is a great leader; I'm Jewish and..."

> Antisemitism is part of Nazism. There is no Nazism without Antisemitism.

Nazism is not about jews, it's about supremacy of the nazis nation, whatever nation it is, over other nations.

> Is that a reason to remove the rights of the Ukraine to exist? For sure not!

That's what the article says

> "Son of KGB agent handed a seat in the Lords" https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/sir-ian-botham-a-brother-...

lol

Nah,it's not a distraction, it's justification

> Now let's back to the more pressing issues?

Like QE, inflation and gas prices which are masked with this gigantic and enormously important military conflict? I agree

In this situation it's the same thing. Seeing only the desirable outcome without considering the consequences

It ends with an insurgency war in which people from different countries will come to Ukraine and kill other people, including civilians, for money given by "US and allies", indefinitely. But you know, not the first time "US and allies" grow terrorists in someone else's country, for the greater good and all

[1]https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/03/05/...

yeah, right

Did i say anything about them flying like a plane?

Watch this, xdennis. Maybe you will learn something

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk5RDy6xFJQ

> We are at war, I'm more than willing to pay personal costs to inflict pain and casualties to Russia, even more so if those costs are "only" financial. I absolutely want my government to hurt us if that means hurting Russians even more.

Tell that to people who live on minimum salary, maybe they will explain you something about "financial price"

> * I think he's a very logical actor. People incorrectly say that his operations don't make sense. They make perfect sense. He did test runs in Crimea, Eastern Ukraine and Syria. The west didn't do anything so he assumed nothing bad will happen

People don't know what they are talking about. It is extremely simple, just 2 words - missile defense. Russia has nukes and NATO wants to protect themselves by moving their missile defense systems closer to the Russian border, to shoot the nukes down before they can reach the atmosphere. Russian army and economy suck and they won't be able to handle a standout with NATO armies without nukes, so Putin makes "special operations" to prevent them from moving missile defense systems closer. Simple

I cant even open it. Clearly something important which my government doesnt want me to know

North Korea is a bit different in terms of resources and borders than Russia and still, no one wants to mess with Kim(though i'm pretty sure their rockets will be shot before entering the atmosphere)

> Packing up and going home? :)

He already spent so much of his money and so many of my nerve cells. Let the guy finish already, i dont want it all to be for nothing but hysteria and skyhigh prices on everything. We need results

If you've seen it in the news or read in twitter - it's truth.

Let's hope you are right. Oil prices are way too high for driving right now

>Some of the sanctions are definitely too much, as they will worsen the life of regular Russians and Europeans too much,

And no one knew that before introducing them. Considering that they say that they already knew about the invasion a year ago.

> It really goes to show that nukes just shouldn’t exist- there’s no “counter” to them if the other side is suicidal

THat's the point of nukes. Even if your economy and army suck, you still can be sure that no one will try to go through your borders to get some

And what will be a clear indication?

Amen, bro

Sounds reasonable. Seems like the government doesn't care much

In world size? No, another military clash. The difference is in hysteria around it and gas/oil jumping to 2x, that's for sure.

War in Ukraine is ongoing from 2014 and Russia was there all the time, it's not a secret. I dont see any changes besides stocks falling down since November and promises to stop QE.

Any info on why did they do this?

> We are standing by as a bully dominates another country, its culture and people.

What signal do all these wars send, i wonder. Why dont we see a hysteria in the news about them? Questions, questions.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ongoing_armed_conflict...