How Trump backed away from promising to end the Russia-Ukraine war in 24 hours
How Trump backed away from promising to end the Russia-Ukraine war in 24 hours
even though they really don't want
Correct, majority of civilians don't want to keep fighting a pointless and unwinnable conflict. It is mostly forced conscription by their Nazi government that the US props up to continue feeding them into the meat grinder.
Also the people in the east have a right to self determination and if they would rather be under Putin's thumb than the thumb of the Azov aligned Ukrainian government that is their prerogative and it is showing your western chauvinism that you don't clearly give a fuck about them.
Sounds good. What happened when they turned off the bullet spigot? I feel like maybe you meant to respond to someone else's message here, since you missed the question I asked in mine.
when they turned off the bullet spigot?
They didn't and I did not.
Sounds good. How many bullets did Ukraine get between October 2023 and April 2024?
meanwhile you are aggressively JAQing off throughout every interaction you have in this thread
Lol I like how Hexbear invented all these new terms like "sealioning" is when you ask someone why they think the bullshit thing they just said, provide some evidence, or "asking questions to highlight holes in the other person's laughable charade of an argument" is somehow this horrible thing to do.
I actually didn't know that was "JAQing off." I thought that was the original Tucker Carlson thing, where you have some bullshit you think, and you ask whether it's true as a way of implying it's true, but then run and hide behind "I was just asking" if someone points out that it's bullshit. I'm not sure if that is okay to do in Hexbear-world but that wasn't what I was doing.
Meanwhile, you know what is a perfectly reasonable thing to do when someone disagrees with you on Hexbear? Ignore what they said, call them a "liberal" and send them a picture of a pig that shit on itself and high five all your friends. That'll never get a special dismissive term for why it is a bad thing to do.
Oh, also, what percentage of Ukraine's current military production is domestic right now? I know the percentage (It's not quite as simple as the raw number would seem, for a couple of different reasons, but I'm curious if you know the number. You seem super confident otherwise.)
