Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "Trump Calls Zelensky a ‘Dictator’ Who Mismanaged Funds | War of Words Over Ukraine u0026 USAID" video.

Politics shouldn't be about personal revenge. Trump often frames it that way, but real leadership means focusing on governance, not settling scores. Zelensky, despite leading Ukraine in wartime, prioritises national security over personal grudges. When politicians use power for revenge, it weakens democracy and public trust. If political leaders prioritise personal grudges over national interests, how does that impact their ability to govern effectively and serve the people ?
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@lostinpa-dadenduro7555 Messiah, Mordor? Live in the real world!
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If millions of people believe something, does that automatically make it true, or should we examine the facts independently ?
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If Ukraine were to fall, how might that impact global security, and would the long-term costs to the US and its allies be greater than the current support being provided ?
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@misslogicalpsychology Ripped off by whom, and in what way? Do you think international support for Ukraine is purely a financial burden, or could there be strategic and ethical reasons for it ?
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@purpleviolet219 It seems you are unwilling to substantiate your claim that continuing to fund Ukraine at this point is "very unethical." At the same time, I assume you take no issue were Israel’s to continue to the bombing of Gaza. Does your stance reflect a pro-Putin position, or are you advocating for pacifism? What specific ethical concerns do you have about continuing to fund Ukraine ?
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What specific actions or policies make you say that? Given that Russia invaded Ukraine, how do you see Zelensky’s role compared to Putin’s in causing the conflict ?
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