10 sats \ 12 replies \ @TomK OP 15 Feb \ parent \ on: Hans-Hermann Hoppe: A libertarian view of the Ukraine-Russia conflict libertarian
yes exactly, and the 95% who voted in Crimea to join Russia were probably Chinese
Regardless Ukraine doesn’t have the manpower and weaponry to win. They should cut their losses
What about the 2014 election and subsequent coup?
So much for elections and democracy.
Free dumb!
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Revolution not coup. It was mass movement. You are stupid believing cheap Russian propaganda. Do you know personally at least one Ukrainian?
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This revolution was caused by desire to join EU and NATO?
You can see why Putin and Russia don’t want a NATO member or ally pushing against their borders
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Revolution, coup, potato, tomato
I don’t know any Ukrainians.
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Well, I know, have good friends in both Russia and Ukraine.
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Are your friends bilingual?
What do your Russian friends think about Putin and Zelensky and the current conflict?
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They never liked Putin and want Ukraine to win this war. Forecasted what's happening now some 10 years ago. Nobody is very big fan of Zelensky I think, but everybody respects his decision to not flee but stay in Kyiv at early days of full scale Russian invasion.
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btw, Zelensky itself is Russian speaking Jew from Eastern Ukraine, so by Russian propaganda he should be either Russian or Jew, but now they claim he is Nazi drug addict.
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Putin is more interested in territory and buffer zones than conquering people
We are approaching the second anniversary.
I predict a ceasefire or stalemate that will satisfy neither combatant
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