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There it is. Denial and justification for Nazis. Literal Nazis, who self identify as such and parade the symbols. Wild that your script still calls for you to deny it while they’re erecting statues of Nazis.
I would say killing Nazis is a perfect reason for an invasion, if that’s actually what they intend to do. Nazi lives don’t matter.
Sorry, I don't have a script - not all of us are as professional at this as you - this is all my own amateur work, and something I'm quite passionate about, so I am glad it is getting so much recognition from you. It indeed seems that you are using the term in the Russian sense, as expected.
Well you’re not very good at it, that’s for sure. When you’re finding yourself defending uniformed Nazis, your argument has gone off the rails.
And your argument was off the rails to begin with when you decided to defend Russian imperialism.
Not defending anything. I’m acknowledging the context you’re intentionally leaving out.
And I'm acknowledging the context you're leaving out: that Russia has been an expansionist, imperialist oppressor country for centuries, and that the newest excuses are just that - excuses. Can't you see how Putin is playing you, using your commendable anti-Nazi position to get you to unintentionally defend his imperialistic talking points?
You’re not exactly in a position to be pretending your anti-expansionist, while you’re defending NATO.
NATO does not annex land. Russia does. I am not against willing countries joining their forces. I am against wars of conquest where one party subjugates the other or steals their land. Countries apply to join NATO, and many of those who want to join are not invited to join. Ukraine among them. What was the last time a country willingly joined Russia?
NATO has backed a number of coups throughout its existence, including funding and backing the Maiden Coup in Ukraine.
https://www.wsws.org/en/topics/event/2014-coup-ukraine
Which shouldn’t be surprising, since it was founded in cooperation with Hitler’s former commanders.