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02-24-2022, 02:18 PM
Yukonrider

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Originally Posted by highangle

You don't really give a flying fuck about flawed arguments though, do you?

This is cute.

So what should the next steps be in relation to this entire situation?
02-24-2022, 02:18 PM
Timberridge

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Originally Posted by Yukonrider

Source?

Your mom. She screamed it out in a moment of passion with highangle.
02-24-2022, 02:19 PM
AK47bp

My Russian neighbor’s cat just jumped the fence into my yard.

Heh……..figures

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02-24-2022, 02:21 PM
riser4

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Originally Posted by AK47bp

My Russian neighbor’s cat just jumped the fence into my yard.

Heh……..figures

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Scorched Earth retaliation!!!
02-24-2022, 02:28 PM
Yukonrider

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Originally Posted by AK47bp

My Russian neighbor’s cat just jumped the fence into my yard.

Have you considered threatening sanctions?
02-24-2022, 02:30 PM
Timberridge

Spray paint it the colors of the Ukrainian flag and return it to them.
02-24-2022, 02:33 PM
AK47bp

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Originally Posted by Timberridge

Spray paint it the colors of the Ukrainian flag and return it to them.

The feline has been detained and the owners will be sanctioned via a strongly worded Facebook messenger notification.

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02-24-2022, 02:33 PM
PNWbrit

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Originally Posted by Timberridge

Spray paint it the colors of the Ukrainian flag and return it to them.

POTD
02-24-2022, 02:36 PM
Yukonrider

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Originally Posted by Summit

At one point there was discussion of Russia joining NATO

In its history Russia has been ever the aggressor for the last century, and before that alternately an aggressor and only a defender against totalitarian invaders. And before you try to whatabout me on June 1941, I point you to September 1939 when Russia invaded Poland (for the second time) in partnership with Hitler.

Good points, Russia is no pretty boy on the international stage.

But does this mean their security concerns are moot?
02-24-2022, 02:38 PM
basinbeater

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Originally Posted by Timberridge

A 10-20 yr plan solves all their problems? You're an optimistic chap. This shit's been going on in Eastern Europe since the Byzantine Empire days. Maybe earlier than that, but only Wooley was around before that.

Yeah, optimistic for sure. And it in no way would go to solve all problems, but it would aggressively deal with several problems. And it would allow allies dependent on Russian resources to stand up more effectively against Russian aggression. The only reason Russia has any power at all is the world's continued dependence on gas and oil. As long as the price of oil is above $50? I think... Russia has cash to support their bullshit and failed domestic policies. They don't really produce anything else of added value to the world economy.
Secondly, global warming is real, and accelerating the global shift to clean energy is in everyone's interest. It'd be nice if US and western economies would lead the charge and reap the benefits while at the same time undermining Putin's cash cow.
Every year that goes by without aggressively pursuing this change makes the cost go up. Cost just went up a bunch today.

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02-24-2022, 02:42 PM
basinbeater

News just changed from Ukraine to hyena clitorises on npr. Did you know that hyenas clitoris are almost as big as male hyenas dicks? And that their pussy lips look like a ball sack from the back?
Better change the channel to get back to Ukraine stuff before my next meeting.

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02-24-2022, 02:42 PM
LongShortLong

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Originally Posted by basinbeater

Putin is scared of Russia embracing the west.

FIFY. Every dictator fears people ruling themselves
02-24-2022, 02:44 PM
garyfromterrace

I am a simpleton. However I see NATO with 18 trillion GDP, Russia with not even 2 trillion GDP. Our combined military (in NATO) has got to be staggeringly larger than Russia's. Why don't we just teach that megalomaniac asshole a lesson. Are we afraid of mutual destruction from their nukes?
02-24-2022, 02:44 PM
dunfree

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Originally Posted by Yukonrider

Good points, Russia is no pretty boy on the international stage.

But does this mean their security concerns are moot?

Nothing about this is national security concerns for Russia, dipshit. This is about putins personal political security.
02-24-2022, 02:44 PM
basinbeater

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Originally Posted by LongShortLong

FIFY. Every dictator fears people ruling themselves

Thank you good sir.

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02-24-2022, 02:45 PM
::: :::

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Originally Posted by Yukonrider

But does this mean their security concerns are moot?

not the legitimate ones

what is the security concern from Ukraine?
02-24-2022, 02:45 PM
uglymoney

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Originally Posted by basinbeater

Yeah, optimistic for sure. And it in no way would go to solve all problems, but it would aggressively deal with several problems. And it would allow allies dependent on Russian resources to stand up more effectively against Russian aggression. The only reason Russia has any power at all is the world's continued dependence on gas and oil. As long as the price of oil is above $50? I think... Russia has cash to support their bullshit and failed domestic policies. They don't really produce anything else of added value to the world economy.
Secondly, global warming is real, and accelerating the global shift to clean energy is in everyone's interest. It'd be nice if US and western economies would lead the charge and reap the benefits while at the same time undermining Putin's cash cow.
Every year that goes by without aggressively pursuing this change makes the cost go up. Cost just went up a bunch today.

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Careful. Tomorrow's conspiracy du jour will be that this war is a libtard conspiracy to get us all into used Prius Wagons.

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02-24-2022, 02:46 PM
Yukonrider

Quote:

Originally Posted by garyfromterrace

I am a simpleton. However I see NATO with 18 trillion GDP, Russia with not even 2 trillion GDP. Our combined military (in NATO) has got to be staggeringly larger than Russia's. Why don't we just teach that megalomaniac asshole a lesson. Are we afraid of mutual destruction from their nukes?

If Hitler, Alexander, Napoleon, and Genghis couldn't do it, Joe Biden certainly can't.

Plus they'd end the world with their nukes.
02-24-2022, 02:48 PM
garyfromterrace

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Originally Posted by Timberridge

They will end up protesting 3000 miles away in Siberia if they're not careful.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/russia...ests-1.6362938
02-24-2022, 02:50 PM
uglymoney

Quote:

Originally Posted by garyfromterrace

I am a simpleton. However I see NATO with 18 trillion GDP, Russia with not even 2 trillion GDP. Our combined military (in NATO) has got to be staggeringly larger than Russia's. Why don't we just teach that megalomaniac asshole a lesson. Are we afraid of mutual destruction from their nukes?

If we all would just move to Terrace and then I'd say it would be worth a shot! Living 5 miles from a couple of major defense contractors in the US makes me approve of Biden's strategy here.

I'd say the TGR servers would be a safe place to hawk from since they seem to be favorite for the disinformation crowd.
02-24-2022, 02:51 PM
waxman

Quote:

Originally Posted by garyfromterrace

I am a simpleton. However I see NATO with 18 trillion GDP, Russia with not even 2 trillion GDP. Our combined military (in NATO) has got to be staggeringly larger than Russia's. Why don't we just teach that megalomaniac asshole a lesson. Are we afraid of mutual destruction from their nukes?

except that most NATO countries rely on the USA to keep the alliance viable (ie. I don't think Canada has met it's financial or manpower readiness obligations since the 60s and we are not the only freeloader)
and seeing as Biden pretty much said a month or so ago that a limited incursion was okay Putin has jumped in with both feet
I hope the new sanctions work as I don't think any of this is worth any ones life
02-24-2022, 02:51 PM
MTT

Quote:

Originally Posted by garyfromterrace

I am a simpleton. However I see NATO with 18 trillion GDP, Russia with not even 2 trillion GDP. Our combined military (in NATO) has got to be staggeringly larger than Russia's. Why don't we just teach that megalomaniac asshole a lesson. Are we afraid of mutual destruction from their nukes?

First you have to get the public behind using their military

Last week the consensus was No fuckin way

Now. What direction is the wind blowing?

I don’t know how I feel about it. I wish one of the countries in the region would throw down. We and the others would have to back their play
02-24-2022, 02:51 PM
Yukonrider

Edit.
02-24-2022, 02:54 PM
skaredshtles

Quote:

Originally Posted by AK47bp

My Russian neighbor’s cat just jumped the fence into my yard.

Heh……..figures

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I've heard rumors that Russian pussy is *crazy* good... so...
02-24-2022, 02:56 PM
MTT

^^^honorable mention^^^
Attempt at humor

The bar is very high after the France meme

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