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Spoonguy wrote:
So, Ukraine doesn't have to pay for their defense? Is that what they want, everything free? Wouldn't that be nice? I've never asked for anything in...

So, Ukraine doesn't have to pay for their defense? Is that what they want, everything free? Wouldn't that be nice? I've never asked for anything in my life for free, and we have a whole nation wanting billions of dollars? And they don't want to be accountable for any of it either? Actually, this isn't just Ukraine, it is the whole damn world wants the USA to defend and support them for free. This whole bullshit that Ukraine is fighting this noble fight against tyranny is such a load of crap anyway, the average Ukrainian's life would probably improve with Russian rule. And the heroic leader of Ukraine, Zelensky, is a military draft dodger in his own country as well.

TeamGreen wrote:
Spooner and fellow followers of history, I can truly appreciate your efforts against the scared and hysterical hordes of the made for tv minions…But, let’s just...

Spooner and fellow followers of history, I can truly appreciate your efforts against the scared and hysterical hordes of the made for tv minions…

But, let’s just go with their spin…their NARRATIVE…as fed to them by those that can’t… that won’t …read and acknowledge the agreements that are written for all to see…

“America is abandoning NATO”

“America is no better than China or Russia”

Fine. You’ve got it.

Now, you, the hysterical leftists and Canadians and foreign nations with allllllllllll the answers,…

YOU go fix this shitty little war.

Where the fuck were you “narrative following hysterical whiners” when the likes of Obama and Biden just watched…hell they did NOTHING…as Vlad rolled on Crimea (before any supposed referendum where by the Crimean people supposedly wanted to be Russians…do we know this is true…these “votes for Vlad”?)…where were you crying game bitchers when the likes of Spooner, Inflamed-dude and I were saying…”Hey, what are we doing about all those armaments that Vlad has been building up on the Ukrainian border now that YOU ELECTED THIS DEMENTIA PATIENT?!” Why do you intentionally FORGET Joe’s virtual invitation to Vlad…? 

Or are you gonna say,”We don’t remember!”…? (Here, let me remind you…)

https://www.businessinsider.com/biden-suggests-russia-no-punishment-minor-ukraine-invasion-wh-clarify-2022-1?op=1

IMG 0586

No worries…

We all remember where you were…

You were hiding behind your CNN narrative. Yes, THAT IS WHERE YOU WERE…and where you ARE.

Where were you these last 4 years when YOUR DEMENTIA PATIENT SIMPLY THREW BILLIONS AT THIS WAR…IN FUCKING HALF MEASURES…?

It’s like he was following the instructions of…

RAYTHEON

LOCKHEED-MARTIN

Just like “Ike” said. And you fools want more of the same. Wow. 

Now that someone like Trump has actually made ENDING THIS WAR A PRIORITY?!…you show up and return to the very same stupid hysterical bullshit that we’ve been seeing since he came down the escalator.

We get it, you don’t like him and you LOVE…

The Status Quo.

Worst of all, you offer NOTHING OF VALUE. Which, btw, is EXACTLY what Trump is trying to pursue to JUSTIFY further support for the gentleman in the green outfit…he’s looking for some sort of “value”. He’s looking for something to collateralize CONTINUOUS “HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS” that we, the U.S.A….ARE SPENDING ON THIS WAR.  

One Nation…HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS.

We’d appreciate it if some of you would just say,”Thank you!” and move the fuck on; but, no…you say stupid hysterical shit & cry and moan. 

Where’s YOUR COUNTRY’S HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS? 

But I digress.

I apologize for actually knowing history.

Now, go back to your crying and hysterical rants.

You Can Not Make This Shit Up©️(Even-though the usual suspects keep trying)

MPJC wrote:
Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter...

Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter. The Ukrainian people have paid for this with their lives. Trump is not my favourite person but I’m glad he doesn’t seem to want a proxy war with Russia. Giving up on that is a  necessary condition for even beginning to move in the direction of ending the war. Biden and Kamala were happy to fight a war with someone else’s people. Fuck them. 

Those of you badmouthing Ukraine and its people (which is distinct from badmouthing its leaders) - they didn’t ask for this and they have a rich culture and good people. If your attitude is “fuck them, it’s a shithole country”, then fuck you. 

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

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Spooner and fellow followers of history, I can truly appreciate your efforts against the scared and hysterical hordes of the made for tv minions…But, let’s just...

Spooner and fellow followers of history, I can truly appreciate your efforts against the scared and hysterical hordes of the made for tv minions…

But, let’s just go with their spin…their NARRATIVE…as fed to them by those that can’t… that won’t …read and acknowledge the agreements that are written for all to see…

“America is abandoning NATO”

“America is no better than China or Russia”

Fine. You’ve got it.

Now, you, the hysterical leftists and Canadians and foreign nations with allllllllllll the answers,…

YOU go fix this shitty little war.

Where the fuck were you “narrative following hysterical whiners” when the likes of Obama and Biden just watched…hell they did NOTHING…as Vlad rolled on Crimea (before any supposed referendum where by the Crimean people supposedly wanted to be Russians…do we know this is true…these “votes for Vlad”?)…where were you crying game bitchers when the likes of Spooner, Inflamed-dude and I were saying…”Hey, what are we doing about all those armaments that Vlad has been building up on the Ukrainian border now that YOU ELECTED THIS DEMENTIA PATIENT?!” Why do you intentionally FORGET Joe’s virtual invitation to Vlad…? 

Or are you gonna say,”We don’t remember!”…? (Here, let me remind you…)

https://www.businessinsider.com/biden-suggests-russia-no-punishment-minor-ukraine-invasion-wh-clarify-2022-1?op=1

IMG 0586

No worries…

We all remember where you were…

You were hiding behind your CNN narrative. Yes, THAT IS WHERE YOU WERE…and where you ARE.

Where were you these last 4 years when YOUR DEMENTIA PATIENT SIMPLY THREW BILLIONS AT THIS WAR…IN FUCKING HALF MEASURES…?

It’s like he was following the instructions of…

RAYTHEON

LOCKHEED-MARTIN

Just like “Ike” said. And you fools want more of the same. Wow. 

Now that someone like Trump has actually made ENDING THIS WAR A PRIORITY?!…you show up and return to the very same stupid hysterical bullshit that we’ve been seeing since he came down the escalator.

We get it, you don’t like him and you LOVE…

The Status Quo.

Worst of all, you offer NOTHING OF VALUE. Which, btw, is EXACTLY what Trump is trying to pursue to JUSTIFY further support for the gentleman in the green outfit…he’s looking for some sort of “value”. He’s looking for something to collateralize CONTINUOUS “HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS” that we, the U.S.A….ARE SPENDING ON THIS WAR.  

One Nation…HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS.

We’d appreciate it if some of you would just say,”Thank you!” and move the fuck on; but, no…you say stupid hysterical shit & cry and moan. 

Where’s YOUR COUNTRY’S HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS? 

But I digress.

I apologize for actually knowing history.

Now, go back to your crying and hysterical rants.

You Can Not Make This Shit Up©️(Even-though the usual suspects keep trying)

MPJC wrote:
Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter...

Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter. The Ukrainian people have paid for this with their lives. Trump is not my favourite person but I’m glad he doesn’t seem to want a proxy war with Russia. Giving up on that is a  necessary condition for even beginning to move in the direction of ending the war. Biden and Kamala were happy to fight a war with someone else’s people. Fuck them. 

Those of you badmouthing Ukraine and its people (which is distinct from badmouthing its leaders) - they didn’t ask for this and they have a rich culture and good people. If your attitude is “fuck them, it’s a shithole country”, then fuck you. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

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MPJC wrote:
Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter...

Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter. The Ukrainian people have paid for this with their lives. Trump is not my favourite person but I’m glad he doesn’t seem to want a proxy war with Russia. Giving up on that is a  necessary condition for even beginning to move in the direction of ending the war. Biden and Kamala were happy to fight a war with someone else’s people. Fuck them. 

Those of you badmouthing Ukraine and its people (which is distinct from badmouthing its leaders) - they didn’t ask for this and they have a rich culture and good people. If your attitude is “fuck them, it’s a shithole country”, then fuck you. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

MPJC wrote:
It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.

I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”. That’s not a joke. Culturally, that’s how it’s come across, to me.

All the while, post Gorbachev, I see and acknowledge a free and independent Ukraine…which, btw, my country has done its best to fuck up for our own imperialist reasons.

Also, the British, my country and the NATO member that have gone along with the last 30 years of “Fucking Ukraine” should ALL have to “put in on this” at a fairly painful rate.

Why? Because, the truth…the real history…is folly…and the intent is…& was…criminal…from where I’m standing.

But, I digress.

Mea Culpa. 

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Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

MPJC wrote:
It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

TeamGreen wrote:
I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”...

I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.

I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”. That’s not a joke. Culturally, that’s how it’s come across, to me.

All the while, post Gorbachev, I see and acknowledge a free and independent Ukraine…which, btw, my country has done its best to fuck up for our own imperialist reasons.

Also, the British, my country and the NATO member that have gone along with the last 30 years of “Fucking Ukraine” should ALL have to “put in on this” at a fairly painful rate.

Why? Because, the truth…the real history…is folly…and the intent is…& was…criminal…from where I’m standing.

But, I digress.

Mea Culpa. 

The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. 

Like many other places in the world, the people suffer while some asshole politicians, many in other countries, treat them as pawns in a game. 

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Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

We have a little Ukrainian population around here and also get some tourists of Ukrainian decent.  If you ask one of them why they aren't going over there to fight for their people. The most common answer in a nutshell is always... The country is controlled by organized crime factions  - even by Russian Mafia Putin associates in some areas.  Also it's the main reason a lot of them came to the States in the first place for a better life. 

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MPJC wrote:
Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter...

Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter. The Ukrainian people have paid for this with their lives. Trump is not my favourite person but I’m glad he doesn’t seem to want a proxy war with Russia. Giving up on that is a  necessary condition for even beginning to move in the direction of ending the war. Biden and Kamala were happy to fight a war with someone else’s people. Fuck them. 

Those of you badmouthing Ukraine and its people (which is distinct from badmouthing its leaders) - they didn’t ask for this and they have a rich culture and good people. If your attitude is “fuck them, it’s a shithole country”, then fuck you. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

MPJC wrote:
It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

I’ll add, Russia invaded Ukraine so if the world was fair - and I realize it’s not - Russia would pay to rebuild Ukraine. 

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Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

FastEddy wrote:
We have a little Ukrainian population around here and also get some tourists of Ukrainian decent.  If you ask one of them why they aren't going...

We have a little Ukrainian population around here and also get some tourists of Ukrainian decent.  If you ask one of them why they aren't going over there to fight for their people. The most common answer in a nutshell is always... The country is controlled by organized crime factions  - even by Russian Mafia Putin associates in some areas.  Also it's the main reason a lot of them came to the States in the first place for a better life. 

The line between Russian mafia and Russian government is a pretty blurry one. No doubt, there are Ukrainian criminals willing to exploit their own people too. I never said the place didn’t have problems, some its own making. 

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Anyway, from what I understand USA is out and it might be France and UK part of the peace deal. Only thing I hope is that...

Anyway, from what I understand USA is out and it might be France and UK part of the peace deal. Only thing I hope is that USA , and Trump in particular does not put veto on a arms sale. Europe does not yet have capabilities to produce enough weapons. But it`s changing. Even Latvia is building factory. 

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Okay so answer me this. The U.S. is a member of the UN and NATO, and this membership requires us to defend other members and provide...

Okay so answer me this. The U.S. is a member of the UN and NATO, and this membership requires us to defend other members and provide assistance. And now EU members have decided on their own to get involved with this cat that could cause your own countries to become targets? And if one of your ports or bases were to be hit, would automatically involve us?

NATO countries came to the defense of the US when it was attacked on 911, attacks motivated by the US meddling in the middle east.

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MPJC wrote:
The line between Russian mafia and Russian government is a pretty blurry one. No doubt, there are Ukrainian criminals willing to exploit their own people too...

The line between Russian mafia and Russian government is a pretty blurry one. No doubt, there are Ukrainian criminals willing to exploit their own people too. I never said the place didn’t have problems, some its own making. 

I never even read your post. I was just replying to what he said. Sorry. 

But yeah it is a blurry one - even listening to interviews of green badges/CIA & contractors that went over there during the Crimea invasion to help the Ukraine. They had a lot to say about that type of stuff too and the group  factions fighting for power. There's even neo-nazi groups over there.  It's pretty crazy.  We are lucky to live where we do. 

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NATO countries came to the defense of the US when it was attacked on 911, attacks motivated by the US meddling in the middle east.

We are tied pretty much in fantasy now lol.  Kitchen killed me last night.   I have 994  points and you have 993   You are doing good and moving up. 

Indy next week will be a harder round with the shootout. I'm thinking I may put my budget mainly into the 450 class  I'm not sure yet.

 

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MPJC wrote:
The line between Russian mafia and Russian government is a pretty blurry one. No doubt, there are Ukrainian criminals willing to exploit their own people too...

The line between Russian mafia and Russian government is a pretty blurry one. No doubt, there are Ukrainian criminals willing to exploit their own people too. I never said the place didn’t have problems, some its own making. 

FastEddy wrote:
I never even read your post. I was just replying to what he said. Sorry. But yeah it is a blurry one - even listening to interviews...

I never even read your post. I was just replying to what he said. Sorry. 

But yeah it is a blurry one - even listening to interviews of green badges/CIA & contractors that went over there during the Crimea invasion to help the Ukraine. They had a lot to say about that type of stuff too and the group  factions fighting for power. There's even neo-nazi groups over there.  It's pretty crazy.  We are lucky to live where we do. 

Nothing to apologize for. I just sort of assumed you were part of the whole conversation. All good. 

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Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

MPJC wrote:
It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

MPJC wrote:

I’ll add, Russia invaded Ukraine so if the world was fair - and I realize it’s not - Russia would pay to rebuild Ukraine. 

It has been and will continue to rebuild the parts it controls. 

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NATO countries came to the defense of the US when it was attacked on 911, attacks motivated by the US meddling in the middle east.

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We are tied pretty much in fantasy now lol.  Kitchen killed me last night.   I have 994  points and you have 993   You are...

We are tied pretty much in fantasy now lol.  Kitchen killed me last night.   I have 994  points and you have 993   You are doing good and moving up. 

Indy next week will be a harder round with the shootout. I'm thinking I may put my budget mainly into the 450 class  I'm not sure yet.

 

I also picked Kitchen, lesson learned, don't pick PC riders!

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I also picked Kitchen, lesson learned, don't pick PC riders!

Yes lol the PC Curse. 

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It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

TeamGreen wrote:
I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”...

I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.

I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”. That’s not a joke. Culturally, that’s how it’s come across, to me.

All the while, post Gorbachev, I see and acknowledge a free and independent Ukraine…which, btw, my country has done its best to fuck up for our own imperialist reasons.

Also, the British, my country and the NATO member that have gone along with the last 30 years of “Fucking Ukraine” should ALL have to “put in on this” at a fairly painful rate.

Why? Because, the truth…the real history…is folly…and the intent is…& was…criminal…from where I’m standing.

But, I digress.

Mea Culpa. 

MPJC wrote:
The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. Like many other...

The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. 

Like many other places in the world, the people suffer while some asshole politicians, many in other countries, treat them as pawns in a game. 

Uh, Ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in the the planet. Always has been and always will. 

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Uh, Ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in the the planet. Always has been and always will. 

Which is why it quickly fell in with the biden crime family.

And thus, the entire situation we find ourselves mired in. 

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No. Peacekeeping force in Ukraine, but not USA. USA is isolationist state now. All this, I meant past and future support. Deal is worth half a...

No. Peacekeeping force in Ukraine, but not USA. USA is isolationist state now. All this, I meant past and future support. Deal is worth half a trillion.

 

FastEddy wrote:
"USA is isolationist state now"We are certainly taking a more Nationalistic approach so that our foreign policies can help us and not hurt us with...

"USA is isolationist state now"

We are certainly taking a more Nationalistic approach so that our foreign policies can help us and not hurt us with any deal.   However ,we still have over 800 active military bases in more than 70 countries all around the world.  And have about 168 embassies representing us allover the world,

M1000 wrote:
I believe America will need close allies, a North American alliance ( tariffs don’t make friendships). EU is just that, but it’s no superpower. However China...

I believe America will need close allies, a North American alliance ( tariffs don’t make friendships). EU is just that, but it’s no superpower. However China is a recognized competitor ( superpower). America superpower assumed role after ww2 (1945-2035)= 90 years. China will take the ball after 2035. USD $$$ will no longer be leading purchase power of the world. Perhaps conflict with China is inevitable. China is coming……stamp it. Be aware. 

China will be a shriveled up image of itself by 2035. Do a little research on China demographics. They are toast and all by their own doing. Russia too. The US will be in pretty good shape because of immigration. Legal and otherwise. 

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I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”...

I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.

I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”. That’s not a joke. Culturally, that’s how it’s come across, to me.

All the while, post Gorbachev, I see and acknowledge a free and independent Ukraine…which, btw, my country has done its best to fuck up for our own imperialist reasons.

Also, the British, my country and the NATO member that have gone along with the last 30 years of “Fucking Ukraine” should ALL have to “put in on this” at a fairly painful rate.

Why? Because, the truth…the real history…is folly…and the intent is…& was…criminal…from where I’m standing.

But, I digress.

Mea Culpa. 

MPJC wrote:
The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. Like many other...

The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. 

Like many other places in the world, the people suffer while some asshole politicians, many in other countries, treat them as pawns in a game. 

Uh, Ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in the the planet. Always has been and always will. 

Let's not kid ourselves.....the U.S. is riddled with corruption too.     

....but how we doing today....any little people need to be tossed again?

 

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It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

TeamGreen wrote:
I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”...

I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.

I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”. That’s not a joke. Culturally, that’s how it’s come across, to me.

All the while, post Gorbachev, I see and acknowledge a free and independent Ukraine…which, btw, my country has done its best to fuck up for our own imperialist reasons.

Also, the British, my country and the NATO member that have gone along with the last 30 years of “Fucking Ukraine” should ALL have to “put in on this” at a fairly painful rate.

Why? Because, the truth…the real history…is folly…and the intent is…& was…criminal…from where I’m standing.

But, I digress.

Mea Culpa. 

MPJC wrote:
The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. Like many other...

The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. 

Like many other places in the world, the people suffer while some asshole politicians, many in other countries, treat them as pawns in a game. 

Half of Ukraine is Russians. These Russians,  Speak Russian, practise Russian religion, and two previous leaders of Russia  ( Krutchev, Brezhnev), communist hardliners were born in the Ukraine. Zelensky wants no Russian speaking, or Russian religion in The Ukraine. 

 

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Uh, Ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in the the planet. Always has been and always will. 

Which is why it quickly fell in with the biden crime family.

And thus, the entire situation we find ourselves mired in. 

Is there corruption in Ukraine? Probably. Is there a straight causal line from that to Putin invading Ukraine? Probably not. I suspect Putin has some culpability. Just maybe. 

I’ve already stated my displeasure with how Biden handled the situation. I don’t have a problem granting that his actions or inactions may have, in some way, contributed to Putin’s decision to invade. But ultimately Putin decided to invade and bears culpability. 

I’ll try to make this clear with an analogy. Suppose your weakness or negligence allowed someone to rob you (let’s say you left valuables visible in your car in a bad part of town and someone broke in and stole them). We might think you’re stupid or should have known better, but we don’t  then put the blame on you for the robbery - the robber is still culpable, no matter how stupid you are. At the end of the day, Putin invaded another sovereign country, whatever that country’s failings or whatever role Joe Biden played in making the invasion appealing to Putin, Putin is the aggressor and bears ultimate responsibility.  

This isn’t like a situation where two people agree to fight over something and the loser needs to agree to cede to the victor’s terms. This is more like a situation where you’re being assaulted and robbed.  Imagine the police blaming you and saying “well, you lost this fight so too bad for you, he gets your wallet”.  In this situation, to say that would be insane, and whatever moral failings you have are a red herring. That’s exactly what some people are doing in this thread by ignoring Putin’s culpability and focusing on either Ukraine’s failings or their status as “loser” in the war. 

I’m not saying that Trump is wrong to negotiate with Putin and make concessions to end the war. Quite to the contrary. I hope Trump gets it done. I’m a realist. The world isn’t fair or just. Trump seems to get that and he seems prepared to make tough decisions to achieve peace. Some of those outcomes might reward Putin, which may be unfair but if that’s necessary to stop the war, then fairness may have to be put aside. But that doesn’t mean we should compound the unfairness with our judgements. To say about Ukraine that their (and others’) corruption makes them, not Putin, culpable is a terrible error in moral reasoning. I can grant everything you’re saying about Ukraine and still hold that Putin is the bad guy here. 

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Uh, Ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in the the planet. Always has been and always will. 

Which is why it quickly fell in with the biden crime family.

And thus, the entire situation we find ourselves mired in. 

MPJC wrote:
Is there corruption in Ukraine? Probably. Is there a straight causal line from that to Putin invading Ukraine? Probably not. I suspect Putin has some culpability...

Is there corruption in Ukraine? Probably. Is there a straight causal line from that to Putin invading Ukraine? Probably not. I suspect Putin has some culpability. Just maybe. 

I’ve already stated my displeasure with how Biden handled the situation. I don’t have a problem granting that his actions or inactions may have, in some way, contributed to Putin’s decision to invade. But ultimately Putin decided to invade and bears culpability. 

I’ll try to make this clear with an analogy. Suppose your weakness or negligence allowed someone to rob you (let’s say you left valuables visible in your car in a bad part of town and someone broke in and stole them). We might think you’re stupid or should have known better, but we don’t  then put the blame on you for the robbery - the robber is still culpable, no matter how stupid you are. At the end of the day, Putin invaded another sovereign country, whatever that country’s failings or whatever role Joe Biden played in making the invasion appealing to Putin, Putin is the aggressor and bears ultimate responsibility.  

This isn’t like a situation where two people agree to fight over something and the loser needs to agree to cede to the victor’s terms. This is more like a situation where you’re being assaulted and robbed.  Imagine the police blaming you and saying “well, you lost this fight so too bad for you, he gets your wallet”.  In this situation, to say that would be insane, and whatever moral failings you have are a red herring. That’s exactly what some people are doing in this thread by ignoring Putin’s culpability and focusing on either Ukraine’s failings or their status as “loser” in the war. 

I’m not saying that Trump is wrong to negotiate with Putin and make concessions to end the war. Quite to the contrary. I hope Trump gets it done. I’m a realist. The world isn’t fair or just. Trump seems to get that and he seems prepared to make tough decisions to achieve peace. Some of those outcomes might reward Putin, which may be unfair but if that’s necessary to stop the war, then fairness may have to be put aside. But that doesn’t mean we should compound the unfairness with our judgements. To say about Ukraine that their (and others’) corruption makes them, not Putin, culpable is a terrible error in moral reasoning. I can grant everything you’re saying about Ukraine and still hold that Putin is the bad guy here. 

Wait. Probably? I didn’t misspeak. Ukraine is corrupt as they come it’s not even a secret. 

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Which is why it quickly fell in with the biden crime family.

And thus, the entire situation we find ourselves mired in. 

MPJC wrote:
Is there corruption in Ukraine? Probably. Is there a straight causal line from that to Putin invading Ukraine? Probably not. I suspect Putin has some culpability...

Is there corruption in Ukraine? Probably. Is there a straight causal line from that to Putin invading Ukraine? Probably not. I suspect Putin has some culpability. Just maybe. 

I’ve already stated my displeasure with how Biden handled the situation. I don’t have a problem granting that his actions or inactions may have, in some way, contributed to Putin’s decision to invade. But ultimately Putin decided to invade and bears culpability. 

I’ll try to make this clear with an analogy. Suppose your weakness or negligence allowed someone to rob you (let’s say you left valuables visible in your car in a bad part of town and someone broke in and stole them). We might think you’re stupid or should have known better, but we don’t  then put the blame on you for the robbery - the robber is still culpable, no matter how stupid you are. At the end of the day, Putin invaded another sovereign country, whatever that country’s failings or whatever role Joe Biden played in making the invasion appealing to Putin, Putin is the aggressor and bears ultimate responsibility.  

This isn’t like a situation where two people agree to fight over something and the loser needs to agree to cede to the victor’s terms. This is more like a situation where you’re being assaulted and robbed.  Imagine the police blaming you and saying “well, you lost this fight so too bad for you, he gets your wallet”.  In this situation, to say that would be insane, and whatever moral failings you have are a red herring. That’s exactly what some people are doing in this thread by ignoring Putin’s culpability and focusing on either Ukraine’s failings or their status as “loser” in the war. 

I’m not saying that Trump is wrong to negotiate with Putin and make concessions to end the war. Quite to the contrary. I hope Trump gets it done. I’m a realist. The world isn’t fair or just. Trump seems to get that and he seems prepared to make tough decisions to achieve peace. Some of those outcomes might reward Putin, which may be unfair but if that’s necessary to stop the war, then fairness may have to be put aside. But that doesn’t mean we should compound the unfairness with our judgements. To say about Ukraine that their (and others’) corruption makes them, not Putin, culpable is a terrible error in moral reasoning. I can grant everything you’re saying about Ukraine and still hold that Putin is the bad guy here. 

Wait. Probably? I didn’t misspeak. Ukraine is corrupt as they come it’s not even a secret. 

In all I said, that’s what you’re focused on? 

I give up.  

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Imagine this.... another Commiewood C-list actor trying to remain relevant.   He's only known for one of the best movies trilogies in history (yes only ep 4,5 and 6)....even if he's a horrible actor.           I'd say just shut up and act, but his agent isn't even calling him anymore. 

 

The TDS is strong in this one.....

 

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On that note.....   I freaking hate Disney for what they did to the Star Wars universe....

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MPJC wrote:
Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter...

Under the Biden administration, there was no hiding that this was a proxy war against Russia. That’s somehow been lost in a lot of current chatter. The Ukrainian people have paid for this with their lives. Trump is not my favourite person but I’m glad he doesn’t seem to want a proxy war with Russia. Giving up on that is a  necessary condition for even beginning to move in the direction of ending the war. Biden and Kamala were happy to fight a war with someone else’s people. Fuck them. 

Those of you badmouthing Ukraine and its people (which is distinct from badmouthing its leaders) - they didn’t ask for this and they have a rich culture and good people. If your attitude is “fuck them, it’s a shithole country”, then fuck you. 

Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

MPJC wrote:
It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

The Disney quote friend is a remark that nobody goes to Ukraine for fun, that is all. During both world wars I believe and a civil war they had history shows Ukrainians slayed, butchered, tortured, raped, and persecuted German, Slavic, and Russian ethnic descendendants amongst each other along with Jewish descendants and other wholesale atrocities Ukrainians are known to commit against each other. There was more than a few Ukranians who aligned with Nazis who slayed Jewish citizens during WW2, along with continued rumored Nazi sympathizers even now in Ukraine which is conventional wisdom. Ethnic Russians are still rumored to be persecuted, denied voting, property, education, and employment rights. This is not to mention numerous mentions of corruption and malfeasance of the powers that be in the country that are endless.  I do not live there, this is documentation and literature, perhaps not so extreme or perhaps more. But enough to be written about by somebody. Again, sure there are lovely people there, mothers and fathers who love their families, but this country is not Virginia Beach by a long shot. As Americans we often assume people in other countries cultures are humane like ours (as if ours really is) that is often not the case.

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MPJC wrote:
It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

TeamGreen wrote:
I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”...

I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.

I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”. That’s not a joke. Culturally, that’s how it’s come across, to me.

All the while, post Gorbachev, I see and acknowledge a free and independent Ukraine…which, btw, my country has done its best to fuck up for our own imperialist reasons.

Also, the British, my country and the NATO member that have gone along with the last 30 years of “Fucking Ukraine” should ALL have to “put in on this” at a fairly painful rate.

Why? Because, the truth…the real history…is folly…and the intent is…& was…criminal…from where I’m standing.

But, I digress.

Mea Culpa. 

MPJC wrote:
The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. Like many other...

The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. 

Like many other places in the world, the people suffer while some asshole politicians, many in other countries, treat them as pawns in a game. 

How different is that than the USA's citizens being forced to send billions to the Ukraine? We have homeless veterans, single moms, disabled, seniors of our own doing without while Ukraine gets a blank unaccountable, unending check. And bullshit on the rebuilding MPJC, who do you think is going to rebuild them? France? Japan? OK they want to pay for it, but you know they can't. You know who they expect to pay for that, my grand kids and yours. Zelensky gives not one shit about the damage, he knows the USA will one way or another eventually pay for it. He doesn't even give a shit about his own soldiers, he dodged his own country's draft.

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TeamGreen wrote:
I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”...

I read the Disney comment as a comic commentary.

I, personally, have always seen Ukraine as very Russian or, if you will, in the last century…as “Russia-lite”. That’s not a joke. Culturally, that’s how it’s come across, to me.

All the while, post Gorbachev, I see and acknowledge a free and independent Ukraine…which, btw, my country has done its best to fuck up for our own imperialist reasons.

Also, the British, my country and the NATO member that have gone along with the last 30 years of “Fucking Ukraine” should ALL have to “put in on this” at a fairly painful rate.

Why? Because, the truth…the real history…is folly…and the intent is…& was…criminal…from where I’m standing.

But, I digress.

Mea Culpa. 

MPJC wrote:
The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. Like many other...

The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. 

Like many other places in the world, the people suffer while some asshole politicians, many in other countries, treat them as pawns in a game. 

Spoonguy wrote:
How different is that than the USA's citizens being forced to send billions to the Ukraine? We have homeless veterans, single moms, disabled, seniors of our...

How different is that than the USA's citizens being forced to send billions to the Ukraine? We have homeless veterans, single moms, disabled, seniors of our own doing without while Ukraine gets a blank unaccountable, unending check. And bullshit on the rebuilding MPJC, who do you think is going to rebuild them? France? Japan? OK they want to pay for it, but you know they can't. You know who they expect to pay for that, my grand kids and yours. Zelensky gives not one shit about the damage, he knows the USA will one way or another eventually pay for it. He doesn't even give a shit about his own soldiers, he dodged his own country's draft.

He dodged his own country's draft you say...

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MPJC wrote:
The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. Like many other...

The Ukrainian people very much want their own identity and to go their own way, independent of Russia. Putin doesn’t much care for that. 

Like many other places in the world, the people suffer while some asshole politicians, many in other countries, treat them as pawns in a game. 

Spoonguy wrote:
How different is that than the USA's citizens being forced to send billions to the Ukraine? We have homeless veterans, single moms, disabled, seniors of our...

How different is that than the USA's citizens being forced to send billions to the Ukraine? We have homeless veterans, single moms, disabled, seniors of our own doing without while Ukraine gets a blank unaccountable, unending check. And bullshit on the rebuilding MPJC, who do you think is going to rebuild them? France? Japan? OK they want to pay for it, but you know they can't. You know who they expect to pay for that, my grand kids and yours. Zelensky gives not one shit about the damage, he knows the USA will one way or another eventually pay for it. He doesn't even give a shit about his own soldiers, he dodged his own country's draft.

He dodged his own country's draft you say...

He dodged his own country's draft you say...

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Spoonguy wrote:
Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily...

Nobody doubts there are lovely people in dire straits in the Ukraine, same old story isn't it. We have lovely people in this country under daily threats of violence too. But the nation of Ukraine, despite the heritage and culture, has a history of corruption and harsh cruelty to it's own people. Nobody ever planned a vacation there and Disney doesn't plan to build a park there post war. Perhaps you are right, calling it a shithole may be harsh and not fair to it's citizens, but the unanswered billions we've sent there - with the expectations it never ends, alters my opinion vastly. Who do you think Ukraine expects to pay for it's rebuilding?

MPJC wrote:
It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s...

It has a history of Soviet cruelty towards it. Stalin killed millions. My ancestors fled that cruelty. As far as the vacation and Disney comment, that’s just asinine. That’s the measure of a people’s value? 

The U.S., among other, has sent billions - mostly in military equipment - so that the U.S. could have its proxy war with Russia. Trump wants to stop this, as he should. I’m sure the Ukrainian people would love to be in a position to rebuild, and to do it themselves. I’m sure they’d appreciate help to get that started (and not indefinite support - they should be expected to stand on their own two feet, and I’m sure they’d expect that of themselves). You’re entitled to your “fuck them” attitude, and I’m entitled to find it disappointing (I’m sure you are a nice enough guy, but I’m not with you on this). 

Spoonguy wrote:
The Disney quote friend is a remark that nobody goes to Ukraine for fun, that is all. During both world wars I believe and a civil...

The Disney quote friend is a remark that nobody goes to Ukraine for fun, that is all. During both world wars I believe and a civil war they had history shows Ukrainians slayed, butchered, tortured, raped, and persecuted German, Slavic, and Russian ethnic descendendants amongst each other along with Jewish descendants and other wholesale atrocities Ukrainians are known to commit against each other. There was more than a few Ukranians who aligned with Nazis who slayed Jewish citizens during WW2, along with continued rumored Nazi sympathizers even now in Ukraine which is conventional wisdom. Ethnic Russians are still rumored to be persecuted, denied voting, property, education, and employment rights. This is not to mention numerous mentions of corruption and malfeasance of the powers that be in the country that are endless.  I do not live there, this is documentation and literature, perhaps not so extreme or perhaps more. But enough to be written about by somebody. Again, sure there are lovely people there, mothers and fathers who love their families, but this country is not Virginia Beach by a long shot. As Americans we often assume people in other countries cultures are humane like ours (as if ours really is) that is often not the case.

Monsters and Nazis. Who have I heard describing Ukrainians that way? Can’t quite put my finger on it. But I’m sure he’s completely trustworthy. 

I think I’m done with the non moto section of Vital. If I want to listen to Putin, I’ll do that elsewhere. 

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Magoofan wrote:
Imagine this.... another Commiewood C-list actor trying to remain relevant.   He's only known for one of the best movies trilogies in history (yes only ep...

Imagine this.... another Commiewood C-list actor trying to remain relevant.   He's only known for one of the best movies trilogies in history (yes only ep 4,5 and 6)....even if he's a horrible actor.           I'd say just shut up and act, but his agent isn't even calling him anymore. 

 

The TDS is strong in this one.....

 

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On that note.....   I freaking hate Disney for what they did to the Star Wars universe....

The force is gone. Luke did switch to the Dark side. 😎

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This thread is a riot…anyone who isn’t 100% in support of dumping money into corrupt Ukraine is a Russian propagandist…straight comedy…while the same people who are 100% in support of dumping money into Ukraine, don’t want to support Israel…facepalms…facepalms everywhere…

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