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  • Regarding Ukraine joining NATO
    In 2010, the parliament passed a bill that forbade Ukraine to join any military bloc. After the 2014 revolution the interim government confirmed the course by declaring no intention to join.
    Then they got invaded by Russia and joining the bloc became a priority

  • @Sawiton said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Sawiton said:

    @Korakios said:
    It's all about energy and money

    And old, fat, white guys who can’t find their shriveled manhoods under rolls of belly fat.

    Ah, the classic position when one has no clue what’s really going on… it must be racism!

    Old, fat, (insert adjective here) guys… Better?

    👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @yug said:

    @_smund said:
    700.000 Russian ethnic Ukrainians just crossed the border to Russia. Hey lets not give a fuck about them

    Ah, come on. Critical thinking, common sense… ring any bells? 700K people, 35 per one bus. You gonna need 20000 buses. That’s an impossible amount

    You shouldn’t really believe everything they claim, unless of course your goal is to spread lies and propaganda. Anyway, I’m not gonna waste my time arguing with you

    Sounds a bit like the 50,000 truck convoy that headed to Ottawa.

  • @Sawiton said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Sawiton said:

    @Korakios said:
    It's all about energy and money

    And old, fat, white guys who can’t find their shriveled manhoods under rolls of belly fat.

    Ah, the classic position when one has no clue what’s really going on… it must be racism!

    Old, fat, (insert adjective here) guys… Better?

    Nah that’s ageist and body shaming ……

  • @_smund said:
    @cian and it was fair to be persecuted in your own country for speaking Russian? What was not fair about the election, you think the people living there did not want it?
    Was the coup and resulting anti russian policies fair?

    You're putting words into my mouth. All I said was that the election wasn't a free one. It was very clearly controlled and there was a level of intimidation by Russia. My guess is that a free election would have had a similar result, with probably fewer voting for annexation. But we'll never know for sure because that didn't happen.

    I would agree that the anti-Russian policies pursued by the post-Maidan governments created the current situation and the Crimeans, who never wanted to be part of the Ukraine in the first place, were probably mostly fine with joining Russia.

  • edited February 2022

    Biden's latest reaction:

    In terms of actions, sanctions and strengthening presence in other NATO territories as a defensive measure.

  • @AlexY said:
    Biden's latest reaction:

    In terms of actions, sanctions and strengthening presence in other NATO territories as a defensive measure.

    17 minutes of dead silence before arriving at a mic is so typical of this guy.

  • edited February 2022

    @LinearLineman said:
    Especially when 90% of the “Good Guys” will probably flip to the Dark Side when someone wants to enter their private fallout shelter or encroach on their food supply. Cynical, I know, but historically true, I think.

    Think again. :) @LinearLineman, I believe this would be an interesting book for you -
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humankind:_A_Hopeful_History (even if the original Dutch title is a bit more restrained, as it says something along the lines of "Most people are good - a new history of mankind" :))

  • @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

  • @CapnWillie said:
    Sending healing thoughts, prayers and comfort to those in Ukraine and Russia. As citizens, most of us don’t have a clue or interest in any of this 💩. We just want to live. I hope you all find things to smile about despite the (in)actions of our (dis)respective governments.

    Special shout to Ukrainian parents keeping children and innocents calm, fed and loved during these times. You are all the real heroes. Thanks for your service.🙏🏽

    Imagine if every soldier in the world called in sick today. Van Glorious.

    This. 🙏🏾

  • @LinearLineman said:

    @vasilymilovidov said:
    I live in russia and hope we won't get ourselves cut off from buying apps as a concept — as in 'no connection to international banking'. or the sovereign internet law or another bs like that.

    Tell us more, Vasily. I mean, you’re there. Most of us are not.

    I think it's better to listen to the Ukrainian side. It's not like we know that much more. From my social bubble this whole situation seems crazy and ridiculous.

    What's frightening in all of this is that it seems like America want this war as much as Putin.

  • @LinearLineman said:
    @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

    I was (and often still am) inclined to think that way as well, that's why I found the book's examples quite surprising. It's not about ideal conditions. Most people apparently do not lose their positive characteristics under duress, either.

  • @vasilymilovidov said:

    Tell us more, Vasily. I mean, you’re there. Most of us are not.

    Agreed.

    I think it's better to listen to the Ukrainian side. It's not like we know that much more. From my social bubble this whole situation seems crazy and ridiculous.

    From the perspective of everyday people whether
    in the Ukraine or not, it does seem crazy and ridiculous.

    What's frightening in all of this is that it seems like America want this war as much as Putin.

    This is concerning.

  • edited February 2022

    @vasilymilovidov said:

    What's frightening in all of this is that it seems like America want this war as much as Putin.

    What is giving you those vibes?

    My own (definitely non expert and probably dumb) impression is that the US government is making a lot of noise, but ultimately isn't willing to do anything more than impose sanctions and send materiel. All this while still trying to look like they're not leaving Ukraine to defend itself. Some people in the media have suggested that Taiwan is looking at this closely as well, so that may have colored my view of this.

  • @ervin said:

    @LinearLineman said:
    @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

    I was (and often still am) inclined to think that way as well, that's why I found the book's examples quite surprising. It's not about ideal conditions. Most people apparently do not lose their positive characteristics under duress, either.

    In natural disasters most people are typically at their best, rather than their worst.

  • @cian said:

    @ervin said:

    @LinearLineman said:
    @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

    I was (and often still am) inclined to think that way as well, that's why I found the book's examples quite surprising. It's not about ideal conditions. Most people apparently do not lose their positive characteristics under duress, either.

    In natural disasters most people are typically at their best, rather than their worst.

    Indeed, a case in point.

  • It is so weird to be seeing people grandfathering in imperialism for Russia while seeming to believe they have anti-imperialist views. Are people really making arguments that imperialist states should get to take back earlier conquests?

  • @AlexY said:

    @vasilymilovidov said:

    What's frightening in all of this is that it seems like America want this war as much as Putin.

    What is giving you those vibes?

    My own (definitely non expert and probably dumb) impression is that the US government is making a lot of noise, but ultimately isn't willing to do anything more than impose sanctions and send materiel. All this while still trying to look like they're not leaving Ukraine to defend itself. Some people in the media have suggested that Taiwan is looking at this closely as well, so that may have colored my view of this.

    I think it's a bit like poker. It's been like that for a while. Putin does something or threatens to do something, America puffs, imposes some sanctions, everything freezes. Now Putin is making big bets and America dares him to show his hand. I think that media coverage and the official rhetoric is very much about stopping forces of evil (aka Putin) now. I'm not saying that America will go to war with Russia. They don't have to. Even Russia, on paper, doesn't paint it like going to war. It will assist Donetsk and Luhansk in defending their territories, so to speak. America will assist Ukraine. So it's another proxy war.

  • @cian said:

    @ervin said:

    @LinearLineman said:
    @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

    I was (and often still am) inclined to think that way as well, that's why I found the book's examples quite surprising. It's not about ideal conditions. Most people apparently do not lose their positive characteristics under duress, either.

    In natural disasters most people are typically at their best, rather than their worst.

    Briefly maybe. I think the pandemic has shown us that long-term commitment to the greater or community good isn’t something something that endures in some cultures.

  • but what do I know. politics is shit. these old empires will bury us while crumbling.

  • @espiegel123 said:

    @cian said:

    @ervin said:

    @LinearLineman said:
    @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

    I was (and often still am) inclined to think that way as well, that's why I found the book's examples quite surprising. It's not about ideal conditions. Most people apparently do not lose their positive characteristics under duress, either.

    In natural disasters most people are typically at their best, rather than their worst.

    Briefly maybe. I think the pandemic has shown us that long-term commitment to the greater or community good isn’t something something that endures in some cultures.

    Agreed.
    Altruism is only altruistic until it applies to them
    and then their gone like the wind and not the movie.

    Still, saying this I've seen and spoken to people who do believe
    in the greater or community good and it's heart warming to say the least.
    It's this that gives me hope in the greater good more than anything else.

  • edited February 2022

    @ervin said:

    @LinearLineman said:
    @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

    I was (and often still am) inclined to think that way as well, that's why I found the book's examples quite surprising. It's not about ideal conditions. Most people apparently do not lose their positive characteristics under duress, either.

    Then why is there so much horror in the world if people > @ervin said:

    @cian said:

    @ervin said:

    @LinearLineman said:
    @ervin… under normal circumstances, yes. But when a human feels threatened all bets are off. As I said, only 90%… there are 10%. (Just a guesstimate) that can override their amygdalas and be self sacrificing or at least “Christian”. I’m probably not one of them.

    I was (and often still am) inclined to think that way as well, that's why I found the book's examples quite surprising. It's not about ideal conditions. Most people apparently do not lose their positive characteristics under duress, either.

    In natural disasters most people are typically at their best, rather than their worst.

    Indeed, a case in point.

    Natural disasters are not generally a threat to a person’s own well being, or the instinct to protect one’s family (whether accurate or imagined). Indeed, people risked their lives to protect Jews during wwll or smuggle slaves in 1850. That is the 10% I’m talking about. As I said, the world would be a dimensionally better place if most people were as you describe them. Why isn’t it, then?

  • best thread i read on this topic on whole internet, including all mainstream media.. guy looks that knows some about this shit .. worth to read whole thread...

  • @vasilymilovidov said:
    I think it's a bit like poker. It's been like that for a while. Putin does something or threatens to do something, America puffs, imposes some sanctions, everything freezes. Now Putin is making big bets and America dares him to show his hand. I think that media coverage and the official rhetoric is very much about stopping forces of evil (aka Putin) now. I'm not saying that America will go to war with Russia. They don't have to. Even Russia, on paper, doesn't paint it like going to war. It will assist Donetsk and Luhansk in defending their territories, so to speak. America will assist Ukraine. So it's another proxy war.

    This. Though if Russia does officially send their troops in that will certainly escalate things.

  • @dendy said:
    best thread i read on this topic on whole internet, including all mainstream media.. guy looks that knows some about this shit .. worth to read whole thread...

    yeah, this whole thread is basically what politically knowledgeable people are saying in russia about this. the part about him being very isolated and fed with very little real information is also a very common way of thinking amongst people.

  • @vasilymilovidov said:

    @dendy said:
    best thread i read on this topic on whole internet, including all mainstream media.. guy looks that knows some about this shit .. worth to read whole thread...

    yeah, this whole thread is basically what politically knowledgeable people are saying in russia about this. the part about him being very isolated and fed with very little real information is also a very common way of thinking amongst people.

    That weird performance yesterday made me think that his position can’t be sustained forever. Eventually, and especially if there’s heavy prices being paid by the people and perhaps the army, those people he humiliated will turn on him.

  • @dendy said:
    best thread i read on this topic on whole internet, including all mainstream media.. guy looks that knows some about this shit .. worth to read whole thread...

    He needs to put the crack pipe down.

  • He's a hedge fund dude; he sees everything through money-colored glasses.

  • Apparently Trump thinks Putin’s actions are “genius”, and has suggested that the US do something similar in its southern border.

  • I found this video on youtube, quite informative.

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