As you've been shown before, Panchenko is a pro Russian propagandist. I guess she's one of your sources that makes you far more informed than the rest of us.
Clown
As you've been shown before, Panchenko is a pro Russian propagandist. I guess she's one of your sources that makes you far more informed than the rest of us.
The defense of spending by commenting there is greater spending in other areas is like a a person explaining why they should not save money by cooking their own meals because their mortgage is the greatest part of their monthly budget. The do nothing until you do everything approach is not working.To those on here bitching about the debt, guess what? Probably no one here disagrees. Someone mentioned a Balanced Budget Amendment and term limits, good starting points. No one disagrees about the prioritization of reducing the debt, only that Ukraine consists of a minuscule amount in the grand scheme of things and also a lot of this aid is in the form of loans as I’ve mentioned in earlier posts. You’re not serious about reducing the debt unless you have a discussion about Entitlements.
“Russia is evacuating officers' families from the Ukrainian city of Tokmak as Kyiv's forces advance on the southern Zaporizhzhia front, sources said on Wednesday”.
Uh-oh.
It appears that everyone who disagrees is a pro-Putin/pro-Russian propagandist.As you've been shown before, Panchenko is a pro Russian propagandist. I guess she's one of your sources that makes you far more informed than the rest of us.
Clown
Nope but she is. Perhaps you should read up on it a bit. https://foreignpolicy.com/2023/09/0...ors-russia-war-espionage-occupation-security/It appears that everyone who disagrees is a pro-Putin/pro-Russian propagandist.
I will read your link, but maybe you should counter with facts rather than ad hominem conclusions.Nope but she is. Perhaps you should read up on it a bit. https://foreignpolicy.com/2023/09/0...ors-russia-war-espionage-occupation-security/
It appears that everyone who disagrees is a pro-Putin/pro-Russian propagandist.
I will read your link, but maybe you should counter with facts rather than ad hominem conclusions.
EDIT: reading that, I am reminded of Biden’s comment that a little invasion might not draw a response from the U.S. I wonder if that comment and the failure of pre-war negotiations led to the deaths of a lot of Ukrainians.
The defense of spending by commenting there is greater spending in other areas is like a a person explaining why they should not save money by cooking their own meals because their mortgage is the greatest part of their monthly budget. The do nothing until you do everything approach is not working.
Since you posted that here, it must all be Ukraine's fault.We’re screwed.
So we could do enough to end it by supplying Ukraine with enough weapons to drive Russia out. Thanks for agreeing with me. I mean that's only one of the two ways to end it, the other being to let Russia overrun U as Putin is all-in for the long haul of wearing out the West.The Ukraine war is complex. Russia is at fault, and denying this is ridiculous. This does NOT mean NATO is also not at fault, and it does not mean one cannot criticize the West for not doing enough to END the war.
There are none here of whom you mindlessly think are here.Congrats to all the Warhawks here.
Yet opponents of spending for Ukraine over & over use examples of where the money could alternatively be used - such as building a border wall.The defense of spending by commenting there is greater spending in other areas is like a a person explaining why they should not save money by cooking their own meals because their mortgage is the greatest part of their monthly budget. The do nothing until you do everything approach is not working.
Could be. That doesn't make anything today wrong.I will read your link, but maybe you should counter with facts rather than ad hominem conclusions.
EDIT: reading that, I am reminded of Biden’s comment that a little invasion might not draw a response from the U.S. I wonder if that comment and the failure of pre-war negotiations led to the deaths of a lot of Ukrainians.
False number by a long shot. But don't let that get in the way of confirmation biases. What nonsense.No one really cares about the probable upwards of half-million Ukrainian dead
So we could do enough to end it by supplying Ukraine with enough weapons to drive Russia out. Thanks for agreeing with me. I mean that's only one of the two ways to end it, the other being to let Russia overrun U as Putin is all-in for the long haul of wearing out the West.
No, it isn't. Why would your pro-war ForeignAffairs articles or your Youtube videos tell you the truth?False number by a long shot. But don't let that get in the way of confirmation biases. What nonsense.
Sad. You throw out a bogus number with no source & then claim anything else is bogus. Same ole from you over & over.Yes, but that's not agreement, just your logical incompetence showing... yet again.
It's a foregone conclusion for you that we can just give them enough weapons and they'll surely win. At best, it's a Hail Mary.
What is actually going to happen through this myopic ignorance is we are going to just exhaust the battlefield through death. The Ukrainian people and nation will be completely decimated due to their, and our, leadership's complete incompetence and corruption.
No, it isn't. Why would your pro-war ForeignAffairs articles or your Youtube videos tell you the truth?
Poor analogy. But I’m sure you’ve already made up your mind that Ukraine aid has vastly contributed to our debt.The defense of spending by commenting there is greater spending in other areas is like a a person explaining why they should not save money by cooking their own meals because their mortgage is the greatest part of their monthly budget. The do nothing until you do everything approach is not working.
Just another unbelievable f—k up from this President. The cabal that runs this old fool wants you to think they have a plan in Ukraine when their handling of Afghanistan and Iran have been gold-plated disasters.Welp looks like Biden’s $6 billion to Iran has gotten them a new war to use to funnel money to the MIC now that controls have been put on the Ukrainian laundry room.
Congrats to all the Warhawks here.
Vastly or minimally, it doesn’t matter.Poor analogy. But I’m sure you’ve already made up your mind that Ukraine aid has vastly contributed to our debt.
Spewing that line you need to be specific - words written here & names - or it's your usual bs.And people here in this thread fall right in line. The blind leading the blind.
Sad. You throw out a bogus number with no source & then claim anything else is bogus. Same ole from you over & over.
Yeah, I dont know. I think Putin was doing this regardless but we'll never know. What ad hominem conclusion?I will read your link, but maybe you should counter with facts rather than ad hominem conclusions.
EDIT: reading that, I am reminded of Biden’s comment that a little invasion might not draw a response from the U.S. I wonder if that comment and the failure of pre-war negotiations led to the deaths of a lot of Ukrainians.
That won’t happen. That is my prediction and not far fetched.So we could do enough to end it by supplying Ukraine with enough weapons to drive Russia out.
Thanks for agreeing that reducing the budget is good for the national debt.Yet opponents of spending for Ukraine over & over use examples of where the money could alternatively be used - such as building a border wall.
Liars gonna lie. Cheaters gonna cheat. Motivations yesterday are relevant to actions today.Could be. That doesn't make anything today wrong.
How many deaths of other people’s children is acceptable to you?False number by a long shot. But don't let that get in the way of confirmation biases. What nonsense.
It’s a poor analogy because you say so? Spending billions is contributing to our debt. Period. Prove me wrong.Poor analogy. But I’m sure you’ve already made up your mind that Ukraine aid has vastly contributed to our debt.
Read your post.Yeah, I dont know. I think Putin was doing this regardless but we'll never know. What ad hominem conclusion?
Yeah, Juncker huh? He hates Trump but loves Putin. https://amp.france24.com/en/20180320-eus-juncker-under-fire-nauseating-putin-letterJuncker: Ukraine is totally corrupt
Former European Commission chief bashes Kyiv’s EU candidacy.www.politico.eu
Tell me, I'm not convinced you know what the term means.Read your post.
Welp looks like Biden’s $6 billion to Iran has gotten them a new war to use to funnel money to the MIC now that controls have been put on the Ukrainian laundry room.
Congrats to all the Warhawks here.
Clown.Tell me, I'm not convinced you know what the term means.
As you've been shown before, Panchenko is a pro Russian propagandist. I guess she's one of your sources that makes you far more informed than the rest of us.
Clown
Ah, so here's my reasoning.Clown.
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As you've been shown before, Panchenko is a pro Russian propagandist. I guess she's one of your sources that makes you far more informed than the rest of us.
Clown
I don’t care about your claimed reasoning. It’s an ad hominem argument.Ah, so here's my reasoning.
1. Believes his knowledge superior to anyone else.
2. He constantly makes posts that are unsupported and/or supported by very dubious sources.
3. The issue with Panchenko has already been shown to him with myriad sources and samples.
4. His abject arrogance doesn't allow him to even consider the fact he may be very wrong.
5. These issues and more leave no option other than to see him as a clown.
Perhaps the next time he infers how stupid and uninformed we all are you'll see him for what he is, a clown.
I disagree. It is an accurate description.I don’t care about your claimed reasoning. It’s an ad hominem argument.
It was an ad hominem that followed an ad hominem. You dismissed his source by merely calling her a Russian propagandist and then sealed the deal with name calling. I am sure you are a good smart dude, but that was useless.I disagree. It is an accurate description.