Suggesting we do nothing to support a country that is being ruthlessly invaded doesn't make you "anti-war."
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US started this war in 2014 when it backed a coup that overthrew the elected gov't, selected the new leaders, empowered fascists who burned people alive, & poured in $2.7 billion in weapons to shell the resisters. We should do something: stop treating Ukraine as cannon fodder.
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So to you that means doing nothing now? You think that’s a moral high ground?

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It is the moral high ground right now @marwilliamson. What will shipping hella weapons from Raytheon and Lockheed do but guarantee a lot more ppl due unnecessarily? Even with all the new arm shipments you're calling for, it's pure fantasy that than delay the inevitable?
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I wonder what the military industrial complex thinks, or what the MSM, or military would like you to think. (pssst, be pro war...)
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If the alternative is the destruction of the planet, yes.
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you can not be serious... but by all ,means, keep digging.
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After we forced Ukraine to not honor the Minsk agreement, yes, we are obliged to help them.
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The moral high ground is to oppose US imperialism. fair.org/home/what-you-shoul…
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You know what US can and should do? De-escalate and not put more oil on fire. Facilitate negotiation. Fix the problem they helped create.
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The only thing the US could do is to turn Ukraine into another Iraq or Afghanistan to sink Russia in a quagmire. But I don’t see how that would really benefit the people of Ukraine.
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The US has no anti-war movement. So few, like Aaron, continuing to persevere. 😔
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