[nathanbedford]

If it is " hypocrisy" to defend Ukraine when we don't defend our own southern border, does that mean that we must defend Ukraine at the risk of nuclear war if we were in fact defending our southern border- or else define ourselves as hypocrites?

I suspect the problem for those who oppose aiding Ukraine is not that we failed to defend our own border, as inexcusable as that is but that we are defending Ukraine's border at all, even to a limited degree.

[moehoward]

"If it is " hypocrisy" to defend Ukraine when we don't defend our own southern border, does that mean that we must defend Ukraine at the risk of nuclear war if we were in fact defending our southern border- or else define ourselves as hypocrites?"

Or maybe had Putin seen a president serious about national sovereignty by continuing Tump's border policy, we might be in this mess at all.

" I suspect the problem for those who oppose aiding Ukraine is not that we failed to defend our own border, as inexcusable as that is but that we are defending Ukraine's border at all, even to a limited degree."

Since both borders have been rendered nonexistent, which one would we benefit most by repairing and enforcing?