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  • @Sanctus
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    1311 year ago

    Yes, its quite obvious to everyone that has no power in the world.

    • @RealFknNito
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      301 year ago

      With how often we, the United States, shove our fingers into every whisper of a conflict I’m shocked that we’re not only involved in this conflict (by proxy, not for reals, take that international courts) but somehow ended up on the wrong side of it. It’s like it wasn’t enough to just be helpless, we had to add a whole extra layer.

      • @[email protected]
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        211 year ago

        It’s really weird when considering the Ukraine situation. For a moment I thought US was just doing the right thing. Nope, they just are anti Russian, not necessarily pro Ukraine.

        • @[email protected]
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          171 year ago

          Use the opportunity to take this lesson to heart: the vast majority of governments only choose their geopolitical behavior depending on their own self-interest. The cases where countries sacrifice anything remotely significant for the sake of taking ethical decisions are rare and few. They will only change this attitude if the general public demands it to the point of them risking losing power.

        • @WiLiV
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          51 year ago

          Moral righteousness has never been a consideration, militarily speaking.

        • @[email protected]
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          1 year ago

          Yeah this is what a lot of people have been saying for a while. It is a meaningful difference.

        • @nucawysi
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          -21 year ago

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