Quote (ferdia @ 14 Apr 2023 19:34)
meanwhile represents the prevalent demographic in society, certainly in my country (Ireland) who are uninformed, dont want to learn and simply believe that the war in Ukraine was unprovoked, and do not want to listen to any other narrative. In this d2jsp topic we have a higher % of active contributors to the topic that accept the notion that the war in Ukraine was provoked (while accepting Russia was wrong to invade and all the baggage, warcrimes etc). I dont want to see meanwhile leave this topic as he represents far more people then we do. its better to have him here as a counterbalance. the most mental thing here is that we have yet to see credible counter balances to our argument, that this war was provoked
I am certainly not the equivalent of "uniformed irishes" this is extremely insulting... Maybe next you will claim i'm a pro-russian yellow vest ?
"believe that the war in Ukraine was unprovoked" ? This is as productive as a "who's fault"... There's always reasons or explanations.
If it was "provoked" then... By the russian pressure to put puppet politics in Ukraine since early 2000's at least.
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-europe-43611547or To fund dozens of political parties (like start ups) in Ukraine during the last two decades... All this was definitely a long, deeply irritating, provocation
Who provoked the invasion of chechnya ? Can you consider that it was planned since a long time by the Kremlin?
Are you aware that ex-ussr countries like Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania are spending more than 30-40% of their military budgets to help ukraine ? Do you think they do that to protest against the "provocations of the U.S" ? Or are they forced to ?
This post was edited by Meanwhile on Apr 14 2023 11:58am