The best way to support a never ending war ist standing with Putin.
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You make allies with enemies and guarantee survival of the human race.
In which illusions are you living? A contract of stoping the war today is not at all stopping russia of reformation and have the next wave being bigger then all we have seen until today.
Seems like common sense to me. If you want to end a war you don’t keep pushing a nation with enough nuclear armaments to erase all of the world at once. You do realize these things travel at Mach 11 and there is nothing to stop them, right? Or does that not figure into your version of ideal world where we just magically defeat this nation?
It is already clear that Putin uses this as his aces. So your solution is that any country Putin wants to make part of Russia should immediatly wave the white flag?
It is quiet obvious that the Ukraine is not the last country Putin attacked. No reason why this should be.
Europe has NATO and US is part of it. Simply don’t expand.
NATO and it's NGO trojan horses aren't expanding just "spreading democracy", it's all peace and love baby, chill.
It is not about expansion. It is about defending Ukraine that is all. Russia is expanding. And has no right to do this.
Bro, it's about expansion, get a grip.
And you defend this expansion?
Things don't happen in a vaccum.
I did ask you a simple question. You defend the expansion?
The expansion of NATO? Fuck no.
So you prefer expansion of authoritarianism over the expansion of democracy. This is your last vote then.
I assume you are planning your yourney to North corea or Russia, when you favor their expansion?
Marvel movie rhetoric.
It is no rethoric. It is a very easy question.
It's over simplified, exactly my point.
And it is rhetorical, you are in essence asking me whether I would prefer the 'bad guys' to win or the 'good guys' to win.
I don't see the world in those terms, because I'm not a retard.
So how you see the world. Is russia rather a libertarian government in your brain or is it rather a regime that is enforcing its opinion over the population?
That's based purely on conjecture and is the kind of fallacious rhetoric that prevents dialogue.
It's a logical fallacy known as the "Slippery Slope".
A Slippery Slope Fallacy occurs when an argument suggests that a single action or event will lead to a series of other events without providing substantial evidence to support that claim.
Yes is is very easy to support that claim since russia already did exactly the same inlthe war against Ukraine.