Malbec said:
Proud 1992 Alum said:
Doc Holliday said:
Canon said:
Doc Holliday said:
Let's talk about what's really going on here.
The end of the Putin regime IS a humanitarian effort. Russia doesn't need your help. Sit this one out.
The end of the Putin regime is the declaration of WW3, a very long war…I don't want that.
You want to push Russia into an alliance with China and parts of the Middle East in a very long and expensive prolonged proxy war?
Thousands will die in the process including children. I can't support that. The planet will be brought to its knees and the solutions will destroy our freedoms.
Why do you assume that? The removal of Putin by other Russians should absolutely be our hope. While the Russian successor isn't assured to be better, I think that the successor is likely to be far less ambitious than Putin. The new Russian leader could make a peace deal and blame the whole fiasco on Putin.
Absolutely. It worked in Cuba with Castr... Nevermind.
I serious doubt that these numbers will be verified. It sounds more like wishful thinking by the Ukrainians.
Best case scenario is for the Ukrainians to make it costly enough that Putin comes to the table quickly. There isn't a real chance for Ukraine to push the Russians out completely.
And people who keep saying that there will be an uprising & overthrow of Putin, have no idea what they are talking about. There is a reason why people like Sadam, Stalin, Mao, Castro, Hugo Chavez and Putin are never removed from office, even when they directly cause the death of millions of their own people. These are not free nations. Their elections are fake. They use brutality to destroy uprisings long before they begin. They constantly purge their lands of anyone who could potentially become an opposition leader.
The only way Putin will be removed from office, is if he is assassinated... and that is not likely either.
As long as Putin is alive, he will remain in power.
ShooterTX