There isn’t any earned.
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The biggest threat to the U.S. is the U.S.
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I take it you believe that the opinions expressed by these people that you label “Putin Stuff” was influenced by Russian deceptions, not by thinking about the situation in clear terms?
Do you think I have also fallen victim to this deception?
Is this similar to how we were told Trump colluded with Russia to cheat the election via social media posts somehow fooling people who would have otherwise voted for Hillary Clinton?
What sort of information source would you recommend, so I might return to a more rational state of being and cast my future votes towards Democrats who stand with Ukraine?
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What I see is a lot of things to confirm and solidify through confirmation bias the positions on either side.
They’re almost like Madlibs (haha) template.
Why [] is a [] …
Why [Ukraine] is a [money pit].
Why [republican party] is a [hate group].
Why [leftism] is a [psychiatric disorder].
Yes, all of that money could go to help Americans but we know that it wouldn’t. It would end up in some other crone’s pocket. To me that argument is only relevant if indeed we would use that money to benefit Americans.
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Well, yeah. it’s a problem with many layers.
Trudeau of Canada and Zelensky along with Canadas parliament give a standing ovation to a Ukrainian veteran Yaroslav Hunka, a 98 year old who served in a nazi military unit during the second world war.
Disgusting, but not surprising
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Yes, the Ukraine did not start and is not the crux of the problem.
The people we have in government are.
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Neither does Joe, if that helps.
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You right wing loon. Why don’t you just go larp with your guns?
Why don’t you just go see how China sand Russia run things since you have fallen for the Russian propaganda.
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How do I know that you aren’t a secret agent of Vladimir Putin trying to brainwash me even more?
Next thing you know I might start repeating more Putin propaganda. Did you know that Vladimir Putin doesn’t even stand with Trans Kids?
I would consult with @loppar to get to the bottom of this, if you can stop LARPing for a moment.
I learn from Prygozhin
Here it is how it works
I work for an agency that obtains information at the moment. Just a small private company, no spy stuff, although we do work sometimes for the local intelligence. Mostly running car plates on the border manually, but we had some interesting work lately. Anyway the internet and what can be found on it is an interesting place. And that video linked in the article is exactly how agencies work lmao.
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Dude, a lot of the fuckheads that populate the united states will read stuff that is clearly bullshit and agree with it out of spite and to flaunt their ability to be morons.
Nothing has to be true anymore. It just has to be true enough. Like artificial flavors. We all know its not grape, but its purple and close enough.
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Yes, this is Exactly like the Trump/Russia collusion stuff. That was a significant story that some people followed closely. And if you listened to the way they talked about the situation, you could sometimes tell where they were getting their news from.
Like if they used the same phrase Hannity used the night before, they probably watched Hannity.
And, when talking about Ukraine, if they used the same phrase Putin used, they probably got it from Putin.
So I don’t know if you’ve fallen for any particular deception. But if I looked hard enough, maybe I could tell what you’d been paying attention to lately.
As far as information, I guess it depends on what you want to know. Like if you want to know how supporting Ukraine could help the US, you might check out Mike Pompeo, Jack Keene or John Bolton. Of course you wouldn’t have to agree with them, but they are the sorts of dudes who would have answers to your questions like Why? and how much?
Yes. Has any of the three ever opposed any war/conflict involving the U.S.?