• atempuser23@lemmy.world
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    28 days ago

    It seems to me that people keep begging on Ukraine. How about Russia was all of that and a bag of chips but Ukraine was developed for decades of Soviet rule to be a troop sponge where wave after wave of nato troops die and die and die keeping Russia safe.

    Ukraine was made to be a rock on which superior armies dash themselves on until they break apart.

    After seeing how NATO advised the Ukrainian counter attack to go I’m certain Russia would be in Poland by now if NATO was on the ground.

    • nuke@sh.itjust.worksOPM
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      27 days ago

      NATO losing to Russia in a direct conflict? Truly non credible, my brain worm friend.

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        27 days ago

        On paper it isn’t even close.

        NATO is not even willing to let someone else fight and win but magically when the casualties are theirs they’re totally gonna own the Russians?

        It’s the same kind of numerical thinking that lead most of the world to think Russia was going to win in the opening weeks of the attack on Kiev . More money and better weapons will equal a quick and decisive win.

        Russia has absorbed many hundreds of thousand of casualties. Ukraine has no choice but to fight .

        Reasonable chance that NATO has trouble sustaining support for the kind of troop losses needed for a war.

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      27 days ago

      Your mindset is based on the shallowness of an acute modern opinion that disregards history as much as it does immediate reality and humanism.

      Or, to put it simply; you have as much growing up to do as you do learning the basics—at least to contribute in this forum.

      You’re new to this. Your opinion matters, but isn’t valuable. It seems valuable to you now, but isn’t to others. That’s your first step forward to knowledge.

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          26 days ago

          There is too much to cover here.

          As I said earlier, you clearly have minimal alignment of the primary understandings most others have. For starters, it’s clear you don’t even understand the premise of NATO.

          This is like me projecting opinions about cars when I think they’re made of wood and drawn by horses.

          You’re either a troll or you’re peaking on the Dunning-Kruger graph based on some obscure and narrow-scoped details you may have garnered. It’s so small picture and fundamentally flawed or entirely untrue.