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You and your fellow neo-cons are cruel.

Cruel to support the renegade puppet Zelensky regime installed by the WEF and Obama’s State Dept.

Cruel to believe that Russia has no interest or obligation to help the communities next to its borders that did not support and were subsequently terrorized by Zelensky’s Nazi-inspired thugs.

Cruel to prolong this war that the Zelensky regime had no chance of winning, and not settle it already. I doubt that the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian dead conscripts share your zeal.

UCRevMom you and your ilk are bloodthirsty neo-con demons.

BTW, I pray for Ukraine every day. I pray that they will throw off their WEF shackles and someday be able to prosecute the thugs who ruined their country.

Oddly enough, in this war in which Ukraine has “no chance”, the Ukrainians have won a number of impressive victories.

Moreover the Russians haven’t had the initiative in over a year, and certainly cannot end it through offensive operations. Which in theory they should be able to. But theory doesnt stand alone. War is empirical, because it depends on a huge mass of real-world factors that theories cannot account for - much like global warming climate models.

At the moment the Russians seem to be barely hanging on.

To look at another level, your assertions are actually quite unversal.

You are denying any nation, ever, the right to defend itself from invasion, as everything you say is true about such a scenario in any major war.

Thats a big ask. That, historically, has never been convincing absent a clear defeat that destroyed all the means of defense. And only extreme pacifists would have asserted it - as Gandhi did, famously.

The rest of your post is in the same spirit of absurdity.

gakeneko: "You and your fellow neo-cons are cruel.
Cruel to support the renegade puppet Zelensky regime installed by the WEF and Obama’s State Dept."

Zelenskyy is Ukraine's sixth president, legitimately elected in 2019, not "installed" by anybody and long after the Obama administration left office.

As for "renegade", Ukraine will eventually enjoy the same NATO status as Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, among others.

gakeneko: "Cruel to believe that Russia has no interest or obligation to help the communities next to its borders that did not support and were subsequently terrorized by Zelensky’s Nazi-inspired thugs."

Whatever "interest" Vlad the Invader had in Russian speakers living in Ukraine, did not give him the "right" on flimsiest of excuses to invade and annex Ukrainian territories.
The fact is that so long as Russians dominated in Kiev, Russians in Crimea or Donetsk had no problems with their government.
Problems only began after Vlad invaded and encouraged separatism and civil war.

gakeneko: "Cruel to prolong this war that the Zelensky regime had no chance of winning, and not settle it already.
I doubt that the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian dead conscripts share your zeal."

"Winning" is a matter of definitions and in many senses, Ukrainians have already won, and Vlad's plans were defeated.
The issue now is how much of Ukrainian territory will each side hold when peace is finally negotiated, perhaps after Vlad's natural death.
Naturally, Ukrainians want as much of their own sovereign territory as possible, all of it if possible, and are willing to fight until then.

And on general principles we are right to support a smaller country fighting against an illegal and unprovoked invasion by old-style Russian Empire builders.

gakeneko: "UCRevMom you and your ilk are bloodthirsty neo-con demons."

The only ones thirsty for shedding blood are the Russian-paid orcs & trolls illegally invading, destroying & occupying lands they have no rights to be in.

gakeneko: "BTW, I pray for Ukraine every day. I pray that they will throw off their WEF shackles and someday be able to prosecute the thugs who ruined their country."

In their recent history, Ukrainians have conducted now seven presidential elections with the next one, the 8th, due in 2024.
By all accounts, Ukrainians like their current president and will probably reelect him for another five-year term.

Vlad the Invader will also be reelected next year, though the honesty of Russian elections has never been fully verified.