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Do you personally care about the future of Ukraine? (nobody will know)


Do you personally care about the future of Ukraine? (nobody will know)  

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I agree. A very stupid set of choices.

 

I really don't care about Ukraine .But I also think that anything that weakens Russia is a good thing.

 

The Op should have had a choice that was about Gaza. Then I could also say that I don't care about that either.

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8 hours ago, KhunLA said:

So no other option except 'other' if you think RU is right in all of this.   Not much of a poll.

 

RU is bad

RU is bad

RU is bad

I don't know

I don't care

 

Thanks for your opinion.

Maybe explain to us why you think Russia is right. What do you suggest should be next. Total surrender from Ukraine? No sanctions against the good Russians anymore? Please tell us.

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13 hours ago, Sir Dude said:

Problem is that that Ivan won't stop there... Putler will just see it as a lull so he can regroup and rearm, to attack later and next stop is Moldova... probably after Trump's administration ends. The naievety of the West knows no bounds... bunch of morons.

I said I don't care in the poll, and I wasn't alone. I also don't care about Moldova or any other Eastern European **** **** country.

 

Even Putin isn't going to want Russia to be destroyed so he won't attack any NATO country.

 

Much ado about nothing IMO.

 

Now, bring on the attack posts, but as most will be on ignore attack away by all means, as I won't see them.

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The reality is that Ukrainians living in the Russian areas will experience a higher GDP per capita and a better quality of life than those who live in the rest of Ukraine. 

 

That's not an endorsement of Putin.  I's a statement of fact, based on widely available data.  Russia's economy was better, and though it's corrupt, it's less corrupt than Ukraine.

 

It's like if the USA invaded Baja Mexico.  The inhabitants would see a massive improvement in their quality of life.  But that doesn't mean I advocate an invasion.

 

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1 minute ago, OneMoreFarang said:

 

Zelensky was democratically elected, it's not so difficult to confirm this.

And elections at war time don't make much sense, ask Churchill.

 

With post like yours I always wonder if people like you are just stupid and ignorant or if you do this on purpose.

 

 

 

The previous president, democratically elected, was overthrown by CIA/USA. Zelensky term was finished, and so he is a dictator. The USA held elections during WW2 I think you are the dummie here and, actually, you are a bully.

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1 hour ago, bangadang said:

 

The previous president, democratically elected, was overthrown by CIA/USA. Zelensky term was finished, and so he is a dictator. The USA held elections during WW2 I think you are the dummie here and, actually, you are a bully.

Leftists 

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Why dont all you liberal fags that are ranting about this put your boots on and get cracking? Maybe you can turn up to the UK in a boat , with no papers , get a free house and then join Starmers barmy army that he wants to send...How about that?....

 

P.S : Send pics. 

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43 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

And according to your "logic" it's ok to invade a corrupt nation. Interesting.

And let's not forget that Russia is also pretty corrupt.

So, what are the rules of a corrupt nation invading another corrupt nation?

Both bad guys? You lefties ever thought of that?

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I've been following talk shows and politics in my home country... High living costs - blame this war, expensive electricity - blame Putin, lack of affordable housing - it's the war! Country almost bankrupt and high debt - because of the Ukraine war, bad economy - just blame the war. Incompetent politicians - and yeah, blame the war in Ukraine .. 😵‍💫

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2 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

That would be OK if your home country was Russia.................................but I suspect it isn't.

 

No, it's not. And once that war is finally over, guess whom media and politicians will blame for all ills in society, economy, and politics - Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump... (And no, my country isn't the U.S. either.)

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To the winner goes the spoils.

 

No conflict in modern history has ended without the loser giving up major concessions/land. Why should (just as corrupt) Z/Ukraine deserve better?.

 

Breadbasket of Europe, lol. I'll gladly give up wheat bread.

 

The next great military alliance will ideally be the US, China and Russia, and it will make Europe and the UK its military and economic little bi__ch.. 

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21 hours ago, Sir Dude said:

Problem is that that Ivan won't stop there... Putler will just see it as a lull so he can regroup and rearm, to attack later and next stop is Moldova... probably after Trump's administration ends. The naievety of the West knows no bounds... bunch of morons.

I have a work colleague from Moldova. Now it's personal.

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9 minutes ago, Purdey said:

I have a work colleague from Moldova. Now it's personal.

 

What you have to understand is what Putin wants, and that is the access points to the Russian interior that facilitate invasion, there are 7 of them... and Moldova is one of then, hence why Putin wants to go through Ukraine. There is another in the Causcuses, hence the Chechen/Georgia wars, another in the Baltics like Poland and Silwaki gap/Estonia etc.

During the Soviet time they controleed all of these places that you could drive an invasion force through, but lost them when the Soviet Union collapsed... why do you think the Russians are so interested in Trandsniestria and has troops there? It's all about securing these points and the Russians want the natural mountain barriers alongside them as defences, all they have to do is put a division in the gaps and good to go. Look at how easy historically it has been to invade Russia once you get to the vast open steppes etc... they don't like that.

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Not really it's sad then many things are sad 6 million have died in the Congo in the biggest genocide since WW2 and no one really cares about that. I'm a Brit on an island with nukes. I would prefer if we stopped pretenidng we rule the world any more and looked after ourselves. Switzerland has done well by staying out of wars we could do the same. Let the water find it's own level in the slav lands far away, what will be will be.

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