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Apparently not you, since you were the one who implied that people could not care about Ukraine and America’s domestic problems at the same time. Yet here you are admitting that “Everyone can”. People who are capable of critical thinking don’t reverse positions that easily.

Caring about and using your brain to decide the depth of your involvement, are vastly different. If you used your brain you would know the difference between the two acts.

If I didn't care, I wouldn't demand that we resolve this issue and stop the blood-letting.

We are not helping the citizens of Ukraine, by continuing the war, or promoting goals that require the continued fighting to occur. Biden's involvement is also not about protecting the sovereignty of Ukraine, or the sanctity of her borders. If you used your brain you would realize those claims are nothing more than a lie, by the mere fact that he doesn't care about either of those things with regards to the nation he leads, the U.S.

In reality, he is using the people of Ukraine to wage a proxy war against Russia, thus they are nothing more than fodder to him, along with the Deep State apparatus that has taken control of our nation. If you had a brain, you would have figured this out on your own.

We are now 31 trillion in debt. We do not have the financial where with all to keep spending money like we are by getting involved in all of the conflicts we keep getting involved in. The only way we have gotten this far in debt is because we are the world's currency, but we are jeopardizing that, and the BRICS nations are working towards ending it as well.

In addition, this out of control spending has made inflation rear its ugly head, impacting the poor, as well as, those living on fixed incomes (our elderly population) the hardest. Apparently you could care less about the impacts of that inflation upon either of these segments within our society. If you really had empathy, that would not be the case. Death by starvation is a much more gruesome way to go. If you had a brain, no one would be required to show you the collateral effects our involvement in these never-ending wars. that our feckless leaders keep dragging us into, have upon our fellow citizens.

When we are then required to pay to rebuild these nations, it adversely affects every citizen due to the crumbling infrastructure within our own country that cannot be fixed, because we are too busy rebuilding other nations.

The illegal invasion of our southern border costs U.S. taxpayers an estimated 250 billion a year. The war so far has cost the U.S. taxpayers at least 60 billion. We cannot keep piling this debt upon our children & grandchildren. If you had a brain you would realize this is not only unsustainable, but is tantamount to child abuse.

I sincerely feel sorry about the Ukrainian people, but their government played a major role in this conflict becoming a kinetic one to begin with, as did the U.S., Nato, and the EU.

The Ukraine government decreed that it was illegal to teach Russian in the schools, but then went a step further by outlawing all Russian language to be banned from being used in public.

The U.S. & NAto started the hostilities by executing a color revolution in Ukraine. Then the CIA trained the Nazis to be used to cause disruption in eastern Ukraine. Zelenskyy even ran with the promise of rescinding that decree. But like so many other times, Zelenskyy lied. This is far more than just Russia invading Ukraine, and why we need to stay out of the conflict. If you had a brain, we wouldn't be engaged in this conversation, but you don't (or should I say you don't use it), so we are.

Having a heart is good, but using your brain is a necessity.

“The U.S. & NAto started the hostilities by executing a color revolution in Ukraine.”

I know you would love this to be true, since it fits the narrative that you want to tell, but it simply isn’t. Russia attempted to assassinate Viktor Yushenkco in 2004, 10 full years before your timeline starts, because he was beating their puppet candidate Yanukovych. That was the real start of the hostilities. I know you need to pretend these facts don’t exist because they destroy your narrative, but the rest of us are under no obligation to indulge in your fantasy view of the world.

I know you would love this to be true, since it fits the narrative that you want to tell, but it simply isn’t.

I now know for a fact that you have no clue as to what you are saying.

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“I now know for a fact that you have no clue as to what you are saying.”

Sorry, but facts are the facts and no matter how much you want to, you cannot wish them away.

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It’s just hilarious to see Putinas continue make such a big issue out of what Democrats did or didn’t do in Ukraine. Obama sent blankets after Putin invaded. Biden refused military aid to Ukraine many times last year while partnering with Putin to nuke up Iran.

The reality is that Ukraine has always been a backwater and Democrats love Russia. They are America hating birds of a feather after all. Both Biden and Clinton pumped Moscow for cash. Etc.

Yes, and the same people who denounce us for “meddling” in Ukraine have no problem if Russia “meddles” there. And for all their talk about “spheres of influence”, the same people would denounce us for meddling in the Western hemisphere as well.

No matter how they try to pretend to be impartial, all you have to do is ask “Is it possible Russia ever did anything wrong? Just one thing?” They’ll never admit that, and so their biases are apparent.

I see you are so stubborn that you will not concede your total ignorance surrounding this conflict:

Jacques Baud: The Hidden Truth about the War in Ukraine

The author of the above piece, Jacques Baud:

Jacques Baud is a former colonel of the General Staff, ex-member of the Swiss strategic intelligence, specialist on Eastern countries. He was trained in the American and British intelligence services. He has served as Policy Chief for United Nations Peace Operations. As a UN expert on rule of law and security institutions, he designed and led the first multidimensional UN intelligence unit in the Sudan. He has worked for the African Union and was for 5 years responsible for the fight, at NATO, against the proliferation of small arms. He was involved in discussions with the highest Russian military and intelligence officials just after the fall of the USSR. Within NATO, he followed the 2014 Ukrainian crisis and later participated in programs to assist the Ukraine. He is the author of several books on intelligence, war and terrorism.

You can post all the articles you want, but none of them change the fact that Russia started the conflict in 2004, not the West in 2014. Those are facts, not fantasy, and they won’t change no matter how many articles you post.

2004 did not end up in war. Also referred to as the Orange Revolution was a peaceful protest that resulted in the Ukrainian Supreme Court calling for a new vote to be done for the presidential election in Ukraine. The westward looking candidate Viktor Yushchenko won that election.

In 2004, Viktor Yushchenko was fed some dioxin. He survived the attack but it left him weakened and disfigured:

In 2010 he failed to win the election. So, for 10 years since the 2004 Orange Revolution, which was peaceful, no violence had broken out until the Maidan Revolution in 204.

The U.S. and Nato had a hand in that revolution. For the ensuing 8 years, violence was occurring in eastern Ukraine between the Ukraine Nazis, and the Russian speaking Ukrainians who had lived there for generations.

Your claim that this conflict started in 2004, is just patently false, and nothing supports that bogus claim.

You are just a stubborn fool who refuses to read anything that lays waste to your ignorant claims. but I 'll try one more time:

The U.S. and NATO Helped Trigger the Ukraine War. It's Not 'Siding With Putin' to Admit It | Opinion

Author of the above piece: Ted Galen Carpenter , Senior Fellow, Defense and Foreign Policy Studies, Cato Institute