• @[email protected]
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    -25 months ago

    Putting arms near their border… This has been a known problem since the cuban missle crisis.

    • @spongebue
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      85 months ago

      I’m also curious how annexing a country and extending your borders to countries already in NATO solves that problem?

    • @spongebue
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      65 months ago

      And what history does NATO have of using their arms for offensive purposes, rather than defense?

      • @[email protected]
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        -45 months ago

        A really big history… Take a peak at what countries are in nato and realize they have a long history of being directly in conflict with Russia/Soviet Union.

        • @spongebue
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          55 months ago

          You mean like being a part of the USSR and wanting nothing to do with them?

          • @[email protected]
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            -45 months ago

            Or directly fighting them and having a 40 year long cold war. Maybe most of those countries have been in direct war with russia in recent memory.

            • @spongebue
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              45 months ago

              Or maybe Ukraine isn’t the aggressor here and Putin is proving why Ukraine wants to be in NATO

              • @[email protected]
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                -45 months ago

                Ukraine is not the aggressor, I never said it was. What I will say is that this was was 100% preventable with the promise that Ukraine would not join nato. It was a known red line, and it was crossed. “BUT UKRAINE CAN DO WHAT IT WANTS!!!” Great, and NATO can directly say we dont want a conflict and we dont want Ukraine to be a part because we know it is a line that will likely trigger a war.