Russia vs. Ukraine Part 2

[DadSmith]

Evidence Points to Over 600 Ukrainian Deaths in Theatre Bombing in March - Behold Israel

Newly-surfaced evidence reveals that Russia’s bombing of a theatre in Ukraine back in March killed over 600 people, including many civilians; The target of interest […]

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[Ark]

Direct would be the US sending troops/specops to do the deed. THis is Ukraine doing it with some info and equipment.

Well direct or indirect, the question is how many of their sons they'll watch come home in coffins courtesy of the United States before they decide to do something about it.

 

[Hawkeye]

Well direct or indirect, the question is how many of their sons they'll watch come home in coffins courtesy of the United States before they decide to do something about it.

You've got a pretty expansive definition of "courtesy of the United States".

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Well direct or indirect, the question is how many of their sons they'll watch come home in coffins courtesy of the United States before they decide to do something about it.

Here's the solution you're looking for...

 

[rooster]

Direct would be the US sending troops/specops to do the deed. THis is Ukraine doing it with some info and equipment.

Remember when we invade iraq and Afghanistan because they “might” have provided support or refuge for the Al Qaeda ?

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Bet he can shoot and watch his 10.

Lmao. Imagine seeing soldiers arrive and thinking “ahhh, help is here”... then this guy sticks his hand out and tells you he’s your new sniper.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Remember when we invade iraq and Afghanistan because they “might” have provided support or refuge for the Al Qaeda ?

You're right. We should have just rolled over on our backs and taken their belly rubs.

 

[nra4ever]

 

[Ark]

You've got a pretty expansive definition of "courtesy of the United States".

Just saying. What would we do? Is it still proxy war when there's no proxy?

Certainly difficult to imagine Americans simply shrugging it off. Granted the Russians don't have the same public consent requirements that we do, but our leaders seem awfully overconfident that they can do this openly, brag about it, and there won't be consequences.

 

[nra4ever]

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Where have we "publicly announced it"?

 

[KellyinAvon]

Now I was USAF, not USN. That boat is listing to Port, and smoking like a freight train. Again I wasn't in the Navy, but that's not good.

 

[nra4ever]

Where have we "publicly announced it"?

All you have to do is click on the link. Takes you right to NBC news.

 

[Hawkeye]

Remember when we invade iraq and Afghanistan because they “might” have provided support or refuge for the Al Qaeda ?

Not sure what you are talking about. This thread is about Ukraine, is it not.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

All you have to do is click on the link. Takes you right to NBC news.

Thank you. My bad!

 

[Hawkeye]

Just saying. What would we do? Is it still proxy war when there's no proxy?

Certainly difficult to imagine Americans simply shrugging it off. Granted the Russians don't have the same public consent requirements that we do, but our leaders seem awfully overconfident that they can do this openly, brag about it, and there won't be consequences.

Again, no idea what you are talking about. YOu say we are directly involved. we aren't. Pretty simple, really.

 

[BigRed]

The difference is Russia started this war instead of just offing someone out of the blue (though I wasn't against Trump blasting Solemani). It serves our interests to weaken their military as much as possible.

Remember when war required a declaration by Congress?

The central state is a piece of ****.

 

[Ark]

Again, no idea what you are talking about. YOu say we are directly involved. we aren't. Pretty simple, really.

Giving them the missiles and aiming the missiles for them sounds pretty direct to me. Do you think the family of a dead sailor would buy that rationalization and tell you "nevermind, it's all good"?

 

[indyartisan]

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[wagyu52]

Giving them the missiles and aiming the missiles for them sounds pretty direct to me. Do you think the family of a dead sailor would buy that rationalization and tell you "nevermind, it's all good"?

Isn’t this the same logic used to blame gun manufacturers for crime?