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@lily33 @theunknownmuncher The best way we can help Ukraine is by removing outside influences from both sides. What is being portrayed as a war in Ukraine is really a proxy war between Russia and the US that was egged on by the US. This is most unwise given that both nations are armed to the teeth with nukes. We really should be looking at ways to de-escalate not escalate this war.

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De-escalation is easy: Russia can get the fuck out of Ukraine. All of it.

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I love how libs are utterly incapable of engaging with reality thinking that if they just repeat this mantra enough times it’ll happen.

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@remotelove Yea sure, let the US place missiles on their border. Not a rational option.

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Well considering the US said they would defend Ukraine from Russia when Ukraine got rid of there nukes. Yah kind of hand tied with Russia invading.

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