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Feb 8 2026 02:04am
Difference is that everybody wants to buy USA/Germany debt, but people dont trust warmongering banana republics like Russia.

I'm hoping for peace, but a permanent one, not a temporary cease fire.
Putin needs money to fund war, so lack of money should convince him to sign a peace treaty.


lol

You shouldn't have expanded East despite promises not to. And while we're at it, stop bombing countries just because you don't like them or their leaders like Venezuela and Iran. Not even gonna mention all the others you can look it up
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Feb 8 2026 02:53am
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You shouldn't have expanded East despite promises not to. And while we're at it, stop bombing countries just because you don't like them or their leaders like Venezuela and Iran. Not even gonna mention all the others you can look it up


So the NATO didnt let Ukraine join, and how was Ukraine rewarded by Russia for staying neutral?
Answer: Since Ukraine was outside NATO, Russia attacked them.
NATO doesnt expand like Russia, independent countries ask NATO to join, because they dont want to be eaten alone by Russia.
Russia can eat any single country, that's why countries decided to form an alliance.
Iran and Venezuela leaders are bad, since we all share a single planet you cannot let the bad people do whatever they want.
They will make atomic bombs, attack Israel, support terrorists and produce drugs.
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Feb 8 2026 03:03am
I did not "agree" with your core insinuation; I explicitly refuted your reductive claim about Polish policy being based on "blonde hair, blue eyes" as an essentialist stereotype, providing the counter-evidence of non-selective, mass temporary protection as the dominant policy reality. Acknowledging the valid part of a statement (online IQ sites are flawed) before dismantling the invalid parts (your subsequent leaps and characterizations) is the essence of critical analysis, not contradiction. Your final point about pre-2022 migration is a red herring; it does not address, let alone validate, your specific claim about Poland's current, selective preferences. Your conflation of all migration streams: historical labor migration, diaspora communities, and the unprecedented, non-selective refugee influx following a full-scale invasion: demonstrates the very imprecision my initial response cautioned against. The ad hominem focus on IQ merely underscores an inability to engage with the substantive rebuttal of your own flawed logic.


Are you trying to tell me that there is a sizeable black minority in Ukraine? really?
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So the NATO didnt let Ukraine join, and how was Ukraine rewarded by Russia for staying neutral?
Answer: Since Ukraine was outside NATO, Russia attacked them.
NATO doesnt expand like Russia, independent countries ask NATO to join, because they dont want to be eaten alone by Russia.
Russia can eat any single country, that's why countries decided to form an alliance.
Iran and Venezuela leaders are bad, since we all share a single planet you cannot let the bad people do whatever they want.
They will make atomic bombs, attack Israel, support terrorists and produce drugs.


Wrong. NATO has expanded multiple times after the fall of the USSR and has had close relations with Ukraine since the earley nineties and even say so on their official website.

NATO officially invited Ukraine and Georgia in 2008 despite Russia telling them they would cross a red line and intelligent European and NATO officials stated that this would cause conflict with the Russians ;)

By the wy there's only one country in the world that has used nukes in anger on civilian targets and think they can do what they want do you know which country that it?
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Feb 8 2026 05:18am
Are you trying to tell me that there is a sizeable black minority in Ukraine? really?


Let's conduct a simple geography lesson, shall we? Poland's land borders are with Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia
(Kaliningrad, to be exact. And the only thing standing between Poland and Russia is Ukraine- which is precisely how it got its name). Now, pray tell, which of these sovereign nations is famously home to a "sizeable Black minority"? But don't get too carried away with the Black Russian. :P
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Feb 8 2026 11:51am
Let's conduct a simple geography lesson, shall we? Poland's land borders are with Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia
(Kaliningrad, to be exact. And the only thing standing between Poland and Russia is Ukraine- which is precisely how it got its name). Now, pray tell, which of these sovereign nations is famously home to a "sizeable Black minority"? But don't get too carried away with the Black Russian. :P


my point, and the polish doctrine, is to allow? encourage? immigration from close neighbors ONLY. this is the overarching point. in fairness i dont have a problem with this noting the western model of doors open for everyone has (apparently!) led to some "issues".

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my point, and the polish doctrine, is to allow? encourage? immigration from close neighbors ONLY. this is the overarching point. in fairness i dont have a problem with this noting the western model of doors open for everyone has (apparently!) led to some "issues".


I actually paused for a moment to consider that Africans might swim all the way to Poland in search of a better life (and not just as a transit point). The entire post is sarcasm.
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Feb 8 2026 04:55pm
Let's conduct a simple geography lesson, shall we? Poland's land borders are with Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia
(Kaliningrad, to be exact. And the only thing standing between Poland and Russia is Ukraine- which is precisely how it got its name). Now, pray tell, which of these sovereign nations is famously home to a "sizeable Black minority"? But don't get too carried away with the Black Russian. :P


Belarus is a part of Russian Empire, and Poland borders it already.
Russia attacked Kyiv from Belarus, so they can attack Poland too.
The only difference is: if Ukraine falls Putin will probably target next country.
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NATO officially invited Ukraine and Georgia in 2008 despite Russia telling them they would cross a red line and intelligent European and NATO officials stated that this would cause conflict with the Russians ;)



Are we living in the same timeline?
'At the NATO summit in Bucharest in April 2008, NATO decided it would not yet offer membership to Georgia and Ukraine;"
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine%E2%80%93NATO_relations

We all know that rich, liberal west Europe is a real risk to Russia, but not military risk: people in Russia might start asking questions: "why those guys in Europe have a nice life and our lives in Russia are shitty?"
And this is why Russia attacked Ukraine, and they will attack more countries if Ukraine dont stop them.
If I were Putin, and rebuilding my Russian empire, I would focus on getting German genius engineers work for me. Germany have the best engineers in the world, but a very small military, so its an obvious target.
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Feb 8 2026 05:24pm
Any actual Russians or Ukrainians here to weigh in on the war? Preferably ones who are living there and maybe even seen some action. Seems like we have a panel of armchair experts from across the globe exchanging opinions.


Hey, Im not from Ukraine or Russia, but I'm from Poland, so in the neighbourhood.
I was born during the Russia occupation of Poland, and my parents lived for ~35 years under Russian occupation.
So we know Russians well over here, we still remember times when monthly salary was 20usd xd
We also know Ukrainians, they are stubborn people.
During the peace time its a disadvantage, but now it helps them resist bigger country.
Is there anything specific that you are interested in?
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