Russia lays down 4 conditions for peace

Will you vote for peace, or war?

  • I vote for peace

    Votes: 6 46.2%
  • I vote for war, as long as someone else fights it

    Votes: 3 23.1%
  • I vote for war, and I am leaving for Ukraine to fight right now

    Votes: 1 7.7%
  • I prefer to let Biden keep lying and people keep dying. This is fine

    Votes: 3 23.1%

  • Total voters
    13
  • Poll closed .
Theoretically, the idea of another country invading mine and then laying down such harsh conditions for "peace" doesn't seem like peace-making to me. There's nothing that says Russia won't invade again and try to take over more territory little by little. And what, specifically, does "Ukraine changes its Constitution to ensure neutrality" mean? If Ukraine recognizes Donetsk and Luhansk as independent, what's to keep them from allying with Russia to take more Ukraine territory?

It all seems to me like Russia is trying to create a new USSR.

Nobody is invadng your country, though.
 
Theoretically, the idea of another country invading mine and then laying down such harsh conditions for "peace" doesn't seem like peace-making to me. There's nothing that says Russia won't invade again and try to take over more territory little by little. And what, specifically, does "Ukraine changes its Constitution to ensure neutrality" mean? If Ukraine recognizes Donetsk and Luhansk as independent, what's to keep them from allying with Russia to take more Ukraine territory?

It all seems to me like Russia is trying to create a new USSR.

Ukraine has been operating as a proxy NATO country for years on NATO money and weapons so they are not innocent and there was always the rick of a price to be paid for it. It finally came.

Consider Switzerland, another constitutionally recognized neutral country. That has meaning as well as protections. TRue much if its protection is supplied by the Alps but its there politically as well.
 
Ukraine has been operating as a proxy NATO country for years on NATO money and weapons so they are not innocent and there was always the rick of a price to be paid for it. It finally came.

Consider Switzerland, another constitutionally recognized neutral country. That has meaning as well as protections. TRue much if its protection is supplied by the Alps but its there politically as well.

Forget it. She's poutraged!
 
What time does your flight leave?

Theoretically, the idea of another country invading mine and then laying down such harsh conditions for "peace" doesn't seem like peace-making to me. There's nothing that says Russia won't invade again and try to take over more territory little by little. And what, specifically, does "Ukraine changes its Constitution to ensure neutrality" mean? If Ukraine recognizes Donetsk and Luhansk as independent, what's to keep them from allying with Russia to take more Ukraine territory?

It all seems to me like Russia is trying to create a new USSR.

Putin hasn't made any secret of the fact that he wishes to recreate the Soviet Union. Have you ever seen even one country in the old Soviet Bloc express any desire to go back to Russian hegemony?
 
Putin hasn't made any secret of the fact that he wishes to recreate the Soviet Union. Have you ever seen even one country in the old Soviet Bloc express any desire to go back to Russian hegemony?

Might makes right, Doctor Pangloss.
 
The right-wing crazies love this subject. Ukraine is not in NATO. They were rejected. There are lots of nations whose biggest import is weapons. America of course is by far the major weapons seller on the planet. It is just business. Saudi Arabia has bought tons of weapons from us. Do we determine their politics?
Russia is blowing this place up. https://www.britannica.com/place/Kyiv
 
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