Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "New Cold War: Russia Has "Permanently" Broken Relations With EU u0026 US I Quick Take | GZERO Media" video.

  1. It's great to get the GZERO perspective on things. As someone living a few hours by air from the Ukrainian border, it is starting to sink in. This is not going away. It might take 50 years before there is normalcy for the Ukrainian people. The time has come to begin discussions about how we can peacefully dismantle authoritarian regimes, because they have become cancerous. I am an artist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iefz3iCxPlI and not at all qualified in international relations. I have come to this conclusion by doing my own research. Democratic countries and authoritarian regimes cannot co-exist on the same planet. The Ukrainian war shows us that we have to find words that can show how to the countries which have autocratic leaders how toxic the autocratic governing style is to the human community. It is also costing us in the west a fortune to keep upgrading our weapons systems to match whatever they are doing on the other side. Again, I am only calling for open discussions in the United Nations with all concerned countries about how we want to move ahead as the human family. We need to re-assess how the world is being run, because we are running out of time and the tensions caused by the continuous tug-of-war between competing political systems is causing great harm to people and the environment as well. These struggles between countries are keeping our eye off the ball as far as ensuring a good life for the entire human community. There are peaceful ways to do this and we have got excellent minds like this man right here on GZERO. We have to see this Ukrainian invasion for what it is: a catastrophe; but also as a window of opportunity towards ending autocratic governing systems that are only going to get more powerful and more dangerous if they are not dismantled
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  2.  @edwardbain5391  I can only scroll down about ten lines, but I think you want to say why other conflicts aren't so passionately portrayed. You're right of course, but what we have to realize is that this may be an opportunity to peacefully dismantle authoritarian regimes across the globe...
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