Yeah, told you this was just always going to happen.
Makes too much sense. One party has a war and needs tanks, other has plenty of tanks just sitting in storage and a strong desire to help. It's basically like gravity in action.
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Ah, the Russian supporter attack. I wondered how long it would take, and to be fair it was longer then expected.
Russia is the aggressor, and is causing death and destruction. Peace is hard to reach when neither side are interested in it.
Seriously? You don't think Ukraine, which was invaded by Russia, would like nothing more for Russians to leave. Do you think they would continue to DEFEND THEMSELVES if the Russians left?
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Serious question. How many here are willing to volunteer for service should Canada or NATO chose to formally enter this war? If the call were to go out for volunteers, Who here is willing to answer.
I am not.
Serious answer: No, I'm not willing. I'm 50 years old with bad knees and no combat experience. However, if someone came to invade my home I'd do whatever I could.
Serious question: how is your question relevant to anything?
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Ah, the Russian supporter attack. I wondered how long it would take, and to be fair it was longer then expected.
Russia is the aggressor, and is causing death and destruction. Peace is hard to reach when neither side are interested in it.
Serious question. How many here are willing to volunteer for service should Canada or NATO chose to formally enter this war? If the call were to go out for volunteers, Who here is willing to answer.
How is neither side interested in peace? I think if right now, Russia said "Alright, we'll leave and cede all claims" that everyone would agree that sounds good.
Are you suggesting that unless someone is able/willing to go themselves, that they shouldn't support Ukraine fighting this war?
Look, I'm sure your heart is in the right place, I'm guessing you're one of the people that think Ukraine should have just surrendered to prevent loss of life. I think that's extremely misguided, however well intentioned
Peace is hard to reach when neither side are interested in it.
I'm sure Ukraine is interested in Peace once all their lands are returned and maybe some reparations paid to help with rebuilding their decimated country
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The exact arguments from every Russia supporter I’ve come across. Trying to come across as some humanitarian, but unable to hide the fact that he’s cheerleading Russia to win.
Just ignore him.
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Serious question. How many here are willing to volunteer for service should Canada or NATO chose to formally enter this war? If the call were to go out for volunteers, Who here is willing to answer.
I am not.
Serious answer: No, I'm not willing. I'm 50 years old with bad knees and no combat experience. However, if someone came to invade my home I'd do whatever I could.
Serious question: how is your question relevant to anything? I am unwilling to say someone should die for a cause I am unwilling to die for myself, That being said, A war on our shore is relevant to the experience Ukrainians are enduring on their lands. Where does one draw the personal line.
I'm sure Ukraine is interested in Peace once all their lands are returned and maybe some reparations paid to help with rebuilding their decimated country
Sadly, How many see a scenario where this ends like this? I sure dont. Once Russia is pushed back out of Ukraine, whats the next step?
To be fair, I bet there is a ton of transplant Russians that see this thread but don't dive in. A lot of the ones we encounter in society are ardent nationalists and secret Z supporters. They love their Russkiy Mir, just not enough to actually live there. We should be surprised this hasn't happened more often in the last year.
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Serious question. How many here are willing to volunteer for service should Canada or NATO chose to formally enter this war? If the call were to go out for volunteers, Who here is willing to answer.
I am not.
Serious answer: No, I'm not willing. I'm 50 years old with bad knees and no combat experience. However, if someone came to invade my home I'd do whatever I could.
Serious question: how is your question relevant to anything?I am unwilling to say someone should die for a cause I am unwilling to die for myself, That being said, A war on our shore is relevant to the experience Ukrainians are enduring on their lands. Where does one draw the personal line.
I'm sure Ukraine is interested in Peace once all their lands are returned and maybe some reparations paid to help with rebuilding their decimated country
Sadly, How many see a scenario where this ends like this? I sure dont. Once Russia is pushed back out of Ukraine, whats the next step?
Victory Parade?
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To be fair, I bet there is a ton of transplant Russians that see this thread but don't dive in. A lot of the ones we encounter in society are ardent nationalists and secret Z supporters. They love their Russkiy Mir, just not enough to actually live there. We should be surprised this hasn't happened more often in the last year.
Man, I've never noticed "shotinthebacklund" as being anything other than normal until, like, this morning. This is fataing psycho, though. What's your deal, dude? How can you support Russia lol. It's bizarre.
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Why do dummies (such as yourself) keep advocating for civilians to go to war? How would Jim from accounting know how to turn on a tank, much less drive it?
Should civilians do civilian stuff and soldiers do soldier stuff?
I dont know about you, but if this were to happen they should put that #### on TV!
I alone would be worth the cost of any subscription service.
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Civilians, veterans of 2015, and a few army regulars in Sumy Oblast destroyed the 4th Guards tank division in the initial invasion last year. 4th Guards was considered one of the most elite anti-Nato units in the entire RuAF. Don't sleep on Jim from Accounting fighting for his home.
