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To: dfwgator

If the discussions here become about our military attacking the Russian Army in Ukraine, then you can bring that up, in the meanwhile, try not to use that tactic of changing the facts.

Our concern is Russia and their current war as they conquer right up to NATO borders and Putin threatens all of the west and America with war and nuclear annihilation.

Right now you need to back off your support of Putin a little.


9 posted on 04/17/2015 3:59:19 PM PDT by ansel12 (libertarian social liberalism makes conservative small limited government & low taxes impossible.)
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To: ansel12

I don’t support Putin. I actually do support aiding Ukraine, but I also understand the reasoning behind those who do think we shouldn’t be involved there, it’s not out of love for Putin.

Most people who believed we should have stayed out of Europe in ‘39 didn’t think that way because they supported Hitler. It’s a question of is it worth it to us, and should this be handled by Europe first because we get involved. Yes, I know they are bordering NATO and all that, but it seems we are the ones doing all of the heavy lifting here.


12 posted on 04/17/2015 4:02:44 PM PDT by dfwgator
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To: ansel12

As the Russian said, it would come down to tactical nukes and I think Putin would use them on troops. Next problem, Europe doesn’t care and doesn’t want to fight except for former USSR states that are also threatened. The biggest problem is logistics. Russia’s border to our half way around the world. Being realistic and supporting Pooty Poot are two very different things.


22 posted on 04/17/2015 9:37:03 PM PDT by enduserindy (A painted trash can is still a trash can.)
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