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Quote (Hamsterbaby @ Nov 8 2022 08:13pm)
Always remember when ad hominem is being used upon you, the opposition is not worth having a decent , civilized and constructive conversation with. ^_^


The strangest part is why moralists care about politics to begin with, it isn't like they are interested in the subject. Is it just to make them feel good about themselves with some false-sense of sympathy?
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The strangest part is why moralists care about politics to begin with, it isn't like they are interested in the subject. Is it just to make them feel good about themselves with some false-sense of sympathy?


Virtue Signalling.

I can do that too.

I support the "current thing "

I am waiting for the Ukraine in the East to happen at the moment. :lol:

China and Taiwan. Might happen within 10 years, probably during Winnie the Pooh's 4th Term .

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Ok lets have a look


Finland and sweden were already in "nato", don't listen to me, habeck said so much himself (sweden even supported nato when they bombed libya with gripens).


Probably, the world is entering block-politics where countries will pick sides. Tons of countries like saudi arabia, algeria etc are also aligning by joining brics etc. This has nothing to do with ukraine/russia war and more to do with the new world order.


There is more build up everywhere, because of above mentioned reasons.


Unmeasureable, will be proven after the fact. You are also ignoring the larger picture in all of this, there is expansion of military spending on all sides. (xi ping, for example talking about the army being war-prepared)


There is depletion going on in both sides, and also a massive increase of production. More sanctions? No, sanctions have crippled Europe.


They aren't making as much money as you think, a lot of it is lend-lease, which is questionable when ukraine will be able to pay back. But production is gonna spike either way, only partlybecause of ukraine.


Security interests, economical interests(east-south ukraine is extremely wealthy in industry/untapped raw material), historical lands, water for crimea etc Russians saw an opportunity where the world order is changing and they dared to question the current world order.



moralist -> go hug trees


"More sanctions? No, sanctions have crippled Europe." :lol: :rofl: :bonk:

Keep looting washing machines though, it'll work out.

The world order isn't changing anytime soon, keep dreaming. Putin just shot his load and Russia will have to suckle Chinas regional power tits for the next 100 years. Praying they get the balls to enter the realms of being a world power.

Also laughing that you think it won't be Russia paying war reparations. The west lend leased weapons to Ukraine, and Russian money will pay for it.

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Virtue Signalling.

I can do that too.

I support the "current thing "


Probably, that makes sense. Or maybe it is even like following soccer teams? I never really understand how people can care about different sports teams xD

My dad is from probably the most war-stricken place on earth since 1970s, so that is probably why i was interested in politics in the first place. But the point was to understand why things were happening as they were, not to question it. Like there is no point in questioning large macro events, these are things that are sort of resemble a flowing river.

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"More sanctions? No, sanctions have crippled Europe." :lol: :rofl: :bonk:

Keep looting washing machines though, it'll work out.

The world order isn't changing anytime soon, keep dreaming. Putin just shot his load and Russia will have to suckle Chinas regional power tits for the next 100 years. Praying they get the balls to enter the realms of being a world power.

Also laughing that you think it won't be Russia paying war reparations. The west lend leased weapons to Ukraine, and Russian money will pay for it.


Most things that happen currently are because of the block-politics being formed around an opposing powerhouse(china)
The world order has already changed, do you really think russia would've dared to question the US by invading 2005? Why is US even taking such an aggressive stance on russia, when russia is rather insignificant in the grand scheme of things? They didn't even care about georgia in 2008(they prefered relations with russia)? Or do you think saudi arabia would've dared to backstab biden like he did (he promised him a deal) in 2005? Fucksakes, saudi arabia has even applied for brics running to xi to grant them membership. A country which was top 5 us lap dog.

As for sanctions, there hasn't been any meaningful new sanctions on russia for months because they have already exhausted themselves.

Also why are you so angry? you realise we are merely powerless observers of large-scale events?

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Probably, that makes sense. Or maybe it is even like following soccer teams? I never really understand how people can care about different sports teams xD

My dad is from probably the most war-stricken place on earth since 1970s, so that is probably why i was interested in politics in the first place. But the point was to understand why things were happening as they were, not to question it. Like there is no point in questioning large macro events, these are things that are sort of like a flowing river.


My dad escaped just before the cultural revolution in China and went through the great china famine and we have all our properties confiscated.
So same as you I am trying to understand how the world works and how political ideology works and examine how things have changed since then and now.
And how we should take a pragmatic approach to future challenges.

People change, society change. Sometimes you might be the Hero that everyone revere upon but you might also end up being the real villain in the end due to unforeseen circumstances .

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My dad escaped just before the cultural revolution in China and went through the great china famine and we have all our properties confiscated.
So same as you I am trying to understand how the world works and how political ideology works and examine how things have changed since then and now.
And how we should take a pragmatic approach to future challenges.

People change, society change. Sometimes you might be the Hero that everyone revere upon but you might also end up being the real villain in the end due to unforeseen circumstances .


out of curiosity how is Mao Zedong viewed currently?
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The world order has already changed, do you really think russia would've dared to question US in 2005? Or do you think saudi arabia would've dared to backstab biden like he did (he promised him a deal) in 2005? Fucksakes, saudi arabia has even applied for brics running to xi to grant them membership. A country which was top 5 us lap dog.

As for sanctions, there hasn't been any meaningful new sanctions on russia for months because they have already exhausted themselves.

Also why are you so angry? you realise we are merely powerless observers of large-scale events?


Yeah the Russians really showed the US by not winning a war against the poorest nation is europe, in their own backyard.

The consequences of Putins 3 day mission into Ukraine, are all of the above mentioned points. Sanctions included.

Considering over 10 million Russians don't have access to clean drinking water it's not a surprise they would loot basic things like washing machines and get themselves killed doing it.

Us crippled Europeans can only hope to match the mighty Russian federation.
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Yeah the Russians really showed the US by not winning a war against the poorest nation is europe, in their own backyard.

The consequences of Putins 3 day mission into Ukraine, are all of the above mentioned points. Sanctions included.

Considering over 10 million Russians don't have access to clean drinking water it's not a surprise they would loot basic things like washing machines and get themselves killed doing it.

Us crippled Europeans can only hope to match the mighty Russian federation.


I'm pretty sure the war is still ongoing and is escalating. Russians have also changed their plans, it doesn't look to be about making a deal of neutrality with ukr + autonomy for donetsk/lugansk anymore. I don't like speculation of ongoing wars because they are unpredictable, but it is likely this is turning into a real war. I should point out, i personally, didn't expect russia to invade at all, because 200k men is less than 1/5 of what you would need to conquer cities like kiev, kharkiv, zap.

On another note to say that the world order has changed i don't think is speculative, i think most recognize this at this point, something even moralists will have to accept in due time.

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Quote (ownyaah @ 9 Nov 2022 01:38)
out of curiosity how is Mao Zedong viewed currently?


Both good and bad just like Sun Yat Sen

Sun Yat Sen was a womanizer and pedo <---- this is true....
Mao Zedong managed to unite China which is good, was adamant to develop Nuclear weapons which for national security wise is kind of good.
But he is also a womanizer and fuck shit up and allowing his 3rd or 4th wife to fuck China up which is bad.

Nobody likes him generally but they appreciated some of the things he did but at the same time also despised a lot of things he did.

The Chinese actually likes Deng Xiaopeng most. But shit happens so everyone moves on.
So it is quite hard to explain to you.
My dad hates and spit on the the communist party led by Mao Zedong. But he is quite happy with the Communist Government led by Deng Xiao Peng.
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