i have the exact same internet as you lmao
hahahahahahahahah love how you just slip this in there
hahaahahaha bro the more words you type the most insane you look fr
not when literally every poll since the war began has shown massive support for Ukraine. no
also you can literally see the wording of the questions... it's right there. the questions are very straight forward and not misleading at all.
see this is what you do. you type a bunch of words that on first glance seem smart and reasonable but when you actually examine them what you're saying makes no fucking sense.
yes, okay, any one poll can be misleading or wrong. except this poll that i've linked isn't. and we're not even talking about one poll, we're talking about every poll for the last 18 months. so why say this? why say it at all? are you implying every poll ever is wrong, and they can never be a reliable source of data? it sounds like you are, but you don't actually say what you're saying. you just say some vague shit like that and move on. annoying.
they're making a big deal about supporting DROPPING to 59% and you're talking about how "public barely supporting/barely interested (manipulated by media)"
like you just say shit like this as if you believing it makes it true. do you ever even consider the possibility you're wrong about stuff? like how often do you step back and go "wait a minute I may be totally wrong here" because I feel like it's never.
(manipulated by media) its always the guys who repeat GOP/Kremlin talking points verbatim saying this shit
You aren't white and thus aren't a real American.
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guys who in 2020 randomly decided they had super strong feelings about vaccines and workplaces requiring them, something that has literally existed for as long as they've been alive and they never had a problem with it.
but then Joe Rogan and Alex Jones decide it's a problem, and suddenly 100 million people vehemently swear they've always been pro body autonomy and having people take vaccines is tyranny etc. literally just sucking up whatever shit their favourite parasocial podcaster has to say through a straw and vomiting it back up as if they've always believed it
you're talking to someone who has literally read a dozen Noam Chomsky books, and you're still going on about how I watch CNN and believe everything I see. you have no fucking idea what you're talking about bro.
my dad is involved in politics, i've been learning about this shit since i was like 12 years old
you know what's cowardly? dismissing everything I say because of my fucking nationality. lmao
zelenskyy calls on world leaders
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I typed that before reading the article because I assumed they would be saying a different number. the fact even RT is agreeing with me is just the cherry on top. it's hilarious
even the goddamn Kremlin admits 59% of Americans support the war and that number is the lowest it's ever been, it's been mostly much higher. that is does not reflect the reality you presented in your initial post ONE BIT bro
and this guy has the nerve to call me a coward lmao
yeah it's a great example of you living in an alternate reality and me having to remind you of that fact (which I shouldn't have to do)
Public support for aid to Ukraine has been in decline for months in the U.S., and Zelensky’s visit did nothing to revive it. Some 41% of Americans want Congress to provide more weapons to Kyiv, down from 65% in June, when Ukraine began a major counteroffensive, according to a Reuters survey taken shortly after Zelensky’s departure.
But his convictions haven’t changed. Despite the recent setbacks on the battlefield, he does not intend to give up fighting or to sue for any kind of peace. On the contrary, his belief in Ukraine’s ultimate victory over Russia has hardened into a form that worries some of his advisers. It is immovable, verging on the messianic. “He deludes himself,” one of his closest aides tells me in frustration. “We’re out of options. We’re not winning. But try telling him that.”
As they have debated the future of the war, one issue has remained taboo: the possibility of negotiating a peace deal with the Russians.
Zelensky describes it as a war of wills, and he fears that if the Russians are not stopped in Ukraine, the fighting will spread beyond its borders. “I’ve long lived with this fear,” he says. “A third world war could start in Ukraine, continue in Israel, and move on from there to Asia, and then explode somewhere else.”
The Ukrainians are incentivized to make the conflict worse; starting WWIII extends the life of the regime and they know this.
Watching his speech from the balcony, I counted 13 standing ovations before I stopped keeping track. One Senator told me he could not remember a time in his three decades on Capitol Hill when a foreign leader received such an admiring reception.
raising the average age of a soldier in Ukraine to around 43 years.
But when I made this point to a top presidential adviser in early October, he asked me to turn off my audio recorder so he could speak more freely. “Simon, you’re mistaken,” he says. “People are stealing like there’s no tomorrow.”
It's a failed state a la Libya; time to cut ties and let the Russians deal with it.
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Welcome to my thread
Alightsoul would be in tears advocating for US military intervention if there was a south of the equator conflict between Sao Paulo and Rio del Banana.
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I thought India (thermonuclear power) was about to declare war on Canada; shouldn't you be more concerned with that?
"thermo" nuclear? what
lol what? we're a NATO country