• purahna
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    3 years ago

    Much more dangerous than negotiating a ceasefire.

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        3 years ago

        How many dead Ukrainians is Luhansk and Donetsk worth? How many dead Ukrainians is it worth to thrash against a multipolar world for another couple years? Fifty thousand? A hundred? Two? The price doesn’t really matter to the beneficiaries, the beneficiaries aren’t the ones to pay for it, but it’s a good question to think about nonetheless. I personally want fewer dead Ukrainians, but you’re entitled to your own feelings too.

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      3 years ago

      Safer than negotiating a ceasefire as a theory, maybe. Safer than negotiating a ceasefire with the RF? No.

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      3 years ago

      Your one correct statement in this thread: Negotiating a peace with Russians is more dangerous than anything that happens in the war zone

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      3 years ago

      Only giving Putin time to re-arm and attack again.

      Putin doesn’t want to stop the war, if he wanted, he could simply pull back to Russia.