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In reply to the discussion: NATO must go to war against Putin now, with the US and Biden... [View all]ForgedCrank
(3,091 posts)84. Maybe the folks
who think this is a good idea can send their own sons and daughters into war.
I prefer mine on US soil, not getting shot at or bombed.
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NATO must go to war against Putin now, with the US and Biden... [View all]
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
OP
There just needs to be an immediate consequence for them to follow through. Otherwise they will keep
ColinC
Mar 2022
#15
No Russia won't oppose it. They want as many Ukrainians to leaves as possible. They then intend
PortTack
Mar 2022
#24
The Berlin airlift was to drop humanitarian supplies, not fight a war. Nt
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#7
So are we seriously discussing nuclear warfare? That's a real loser for mankind.
hadEnuf
Mar 2022
#4
Not necessarily- NATO could defend Ukraine effectively without using nukes
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#6
If NATO doesn't get into a war against Putin now, they are destined to after Ukraine falls
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#83
If the Ukraine war ends with Putin still in power, NATO will still have to fight him eventually.
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#159
I am sorry for their deaths. Explain to me how ratchetting up the body count helps them. nt
Gore1FL
Mar 2022
#80
That's why we are providing Ukraine with all of those things previously mentioned.
Gore1FL
Mar 2022
#89
Your title is the key. We have a good leadership team making calculated decistions on how to go
Chainfire
Mar 2022
#124
There are two periods were thermonulear war may break out as a result of this war
Strelnikov_
Mar 2022
#147
You're assuming I'm advocating for nuclear war, or that Putin will definitely respond with nukes
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#98
On one point I COMPLETELY agree with you. If Biden is not reelected, we are likely to be out of NATO
Stinky The Clown
Mar 2022
#21
Well if we're out of NATO and a war breaks out, won't that mean we won't be involved in it?
Polybius
Mar 2022
#130
And avoiding those things if at all possible is why you don't jump to do so. nt
Gore1FL
Mar 2022
#63
Nope, let Germany, Italy and France send in ground troops first if the EU wants a war
Shanti Shanti Shanti
Mar 2022
#46
The points you make, against 'appeasement' and whatnot, would be arguable, even meritorious....
DemocraticPatriot
Mar 2022
#136
Best way to prevent WWIII, is not to start WWIII, "EU won't sanction Russian gas and oil"
Shanti Shanti Shanti
Mar 2022
#101
that's like taking a hand grenade... pulling the pin and dropping it at your feet.
WarGamer
Mar 2022
#51
Molly McKew is a very problematic warmonger and an ex RW American Enterprise Institute collaborator
Celerity
Mar 2022
#93
and yet I am sure her ill-informed incendiary claptrap will continue to be put up simply
Celerity
Mar 2022
#139
I don't think that is anyone's suggestion. It's disingenuous for you to frame it that way.
Gore1FL
Mar 2022
#94
Jesus Christ, it is a breath of fresh air to see posts like yours, Buckys and others
Strelnikov_
Mar 2022
#143
That's assuming there is no resistance in chain of command to Putin's possible order to use nukes.
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#114
I don't mind being embarrassed if it raises awareness and saves lives.
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#123
Again, if we don't "risk WWIII" defending Ukraine, the world will still have to take that risk, soon
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#102
Either NATO can escalate on their terms, or Putin will on his. Escalation can't be avoided
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#111
We aren't dithering. We are moving along with the same effective strategy in play all along.
Gore1FL
Mar 2022
#137
Putin's strategy has shifted in the last 24 hours- he seems less interested in "taking" Ukraine
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#138
He is desperate. His ability to do so diminishes each day. The strategy is working. nt
Gore1FL
Mar 2022
#140
You are exactly why I prefer experienced adults running our foreign policy,
MarineCombatEngineer
Mar 2022
#134
As much as my heart truly breaks for Ukrainians, the US should not be pulled into
In It to Win It
Mar 2022
#122
Putin's strategy appears to have shifted in last 24 hours, from occupation to death & destruction
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#153
Dear Fiendish Thingy...we often disagree in some areas...but you are one of my favorite DU'ers.
Demsrule86
Mar 2022
#154