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@iuliana1813 Lets be real. Women likely won't be fighting on the frontlines outside of a few exceptions. If they can help with filling positions behind the lines that would be a good thing, but actually fighting on the frontlines?? Yeah that would be a very bad thing indeed.
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@mugin11223344 The women who have and are in the Danish military also serve as front line soldiers. Lets be real. If the Danish military were fighting a full scale war as the Ukrainians currently are you would not be seeing many if any Danish women fighting in the trenches getting shelled, drone attacked and fighting Russian soldiers in close quarters conbat. Even in Israel where most women have to go to mandatory military training like men do they don't put female soldiers on the frontlines which is why all the operations that the Israeli army has been carrying out against Palestinians/Hamas in the past few months have been done by male troops. In otherwards even in nations that are the most active in having women in the military mostly don't want them to operate on the frontlines and especially in offensive combat roles. When it comes to women being frontline combat pilots in airplanes or helicopters that's at least more doable because they're still not involve in direct contact with the enemy, but having them as frontline soldiers? Yeah not a good idea at all and it would be a decision of last resort. As much as we want to believe that men and women are equal, in reality they really aren't and there's nothing wrong with that when men and women are meant to compliment each other and not be in direct competition with one another.
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@rambleon2838 Low birth rate is because modern society has told women that its more important to build their own careers than get married and be a housewife and also affordability is a big issue too. Unlike many 3rd world people, persons in western countries are usually more responsible and think about whether or not they can afford to and have the time to properly raise a child properly.
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Its unfortunate that your dad had more serious symptoms, but for the vast majority of people who have ever been infected by covid, the effects have mostly been moderate to almost nothing. If you look at the statistics, the overwhelming majority of covid deaths and hospitalizations have been among the most elderly and sick. There's not one country on the planet where covid has massively affected even decently healthy people under the age of 60 in a hugely significant manner. I've always wondered why the medical and scientific community along with the media, politicians and all the people who are so afraid of covid absolutely REFUSE to acknowledge this fact and also how young people and kids are barely affected by the virus? Also covid has behaved like the flu since the start of the pandemic. Do you not find it weird that every summer even before any vaccine existed, the number of covid cases and hospitalizations magically went dramatically down during the spring and summer and then it started to rise to higher numbers during the fall and winter? Isn't that what the flu does as well where we see almost no cases during the spring and summer and then come fall and winter we start to see increased flu cases? Covid is no different except its more transmissible.
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The religion of Piece. A piece of you here, a piece of you there.
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@johnnysgaminglab2126 Remember that time when the USSR lost vast amounts of land and took hundreds of thousands of casualties in the first few months of being invaded and then later on they took everything back and then some? I guess they should've surrendered right away to avoid losing anymore territory and people needlessly right? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
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@McLKeith What benefits does the vaccine have to young healthy people who have never been significantly affected by the virus to begin with? In Canada I don't think even 100 people under the age of 20 died from the virus in the entire country during the pandemic and yet the government still insisted millions of young people get vaccinated anyways. If our government and health experts keep saying they want to 'follow the science' then why didn't they follow the science on this fact that young people aren't affected by the virus in any significant way?
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@mugin11223344 The Danish army was involved in a situation in Bosnia in the 90s, where they pulverized a number of Serbs. Danish female soldiers were involved in that. A little blond girl with blue eyes was one of those who had the most kills in the army, and is probably still very high on that list. Can you name this Danish female soldier and provide a link to what she did in Bosnia? I'd genuinely like to read about it and see how she was able to gain all those kills. Also I've watch a ton of videos and have read a bunch of new stories about the war in Ukraine since it began and as far as I've seen there are extremely few women actually fighting on the frontlines and they're probably snipers and the few females that are in the trenches are likely medical personnel. Of all the countless combat videos I've seen coming out of Ukraine, I've yet to see any Ukrainian female soldiers in actual combat against Russian soldiers ever.
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@ryanadams127 The lawmakers were able to barely get a last minute vote in, before it was too late. Seriously though even if there wasn't a vote to stop martial law from being implemented what would be the difference? You would likely have hundreds of thousands of Koreans protesting on the streets probably in all cities until the martial law measures were reversed anyways. There was no way that this would've lasted long term.
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@Andrewza1 How long will Cape town be fine for before its their turn? A country that's falling usually starts from the outskirts and works their way up to the big cities.
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@stupidburp I think the number of women on the frontlines are extremely small even now and I'm almost 100% certain that those women who are currently anywhere near the frontlines ARE NOT fighting soldiers, but probably in support roles like a medic or something.
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@AK47z Can you imagine that all human beings are equal? Except all human beings ARE NOT equal whether we like to admit to that or not, that is reality.
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@banksiasong Lets be real. While some women want to serve I don't think the majority would want to join the armed forces. Also most women wouldn't be capable of fighting as frontline soldiers and men are mostly just keeping women from hurting themselves because they've watched far too much media and have listened to too many feminists who have told them falsely that they can do whatever men can do when they really can't.
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The difference is that Russia has lost much more men and equipment in 2 years than the US and NATO have lost in all those years in Afghanistan by many times over.
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@stupidburp Some people are better suited for front line combat than others. But with a manpower shortage even less suited volunteers are preferable to reluctant conscripts or worse, an empty slot. You know what's worse than an empty slot? Filling it with a person that's not qualified or ready to fight on the frontlines that you have to constantly keep an eye on and protect from danger. The best thing with Ukrainian forces having more women in its army right now is to free up more men to become combat troops to help those that are already on the frontline with the fighting and allowing them to take some time off after being in constant combat for so long. As I said before allowing women to be combat pilots, drone operators or be in some other long distance combat role is fine, but thinking they can fight on the frontlines especially for long term is madness. I served with some women that were harder and stronger than most men. Should not prefilter out potentially good soldiers, let them all try to pass the entrance training and fitness standards. If this is actually true then those women are unicorns that DO NOT represent 99.9% of the rest of the female population on this planet. For every woman that can fight as well or better than a man, there's at least 100,000 that are much worse. All you have to do is look at Israel who despite being one of the very few nations that mandates that both men and women serve in the military, EVEN THEY don't send women into offensive battles. Almost all female soldiers in the IDF are only expected to handle defensive duties of protecting Israel. Pretty much all offensive actions undertaken by the IDF still almost all are done by male soldiers. So even the IDF who has one of the longest histories of training women for combat have still concluded like most every other sane person that its not a good idea to put women in harms way unless absolutely necessary because they're simply less capable then men.
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@elawson1991 Eric Lawson Considering for centuries, we in the western world ran roughshod over these same places without any respect for those places and then asking they respect our countries is the level of cognitive dissonance I never want to achieve. Please tell me how nations like Sweden have 'ran roughshod' over these countries? I'm not aware of Sweden being heavily involved in Africa or the Mideast much do you? And yet why are they suffering now when Swedes being gracious yet naive have taken in hundreds of thousands of people from those regions and they're now causing huge amounts of crime and violence as a thankyou to them. What do you have to say to that?
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When people say "but the climate's always been changing," it would be like losing your leg in an accident, and then the doctor dismisses it by say "but the human body is always changing." I think many if not most people aren't disputing that the climate is changing, but rather WHO OR WHAT is causing the climate changes. Our politicians and tree huggers are blaming human activity and behaviors as being the problem when in reality its largely simply mother nature that's probably mostly responsible. If people don't think this to be the case then just look at pandemic when human activity from individuals right up to huge businesses was largely ground to a halt for at least several months and guess what? All the data shows that despite modern human civilization being brought to near life support levels around the world where only the bare minimum of society was kept operational to keep people alive, despite those insane drastic measures the amount of carbon emission reduction WAS MINIMAL. Namely we shutdown practically all human activity around the world and it only made a modest impact at best at carbon emission reduction.
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@danielleremp4328 If you mean why this knife attack in Germany is covered elsewhere in the world, its probably because its a probable terror attack and also violent, public crimes like this happening in Germany is still relatively rare although increasing in recent years. With regards to shootings and stabbings in the US, well its a normal daily occurrence so its not really newsworthy enough to become international news unless its a really big incident. The interesting thing is that in Europe, the US and Canada the vast majority of violent crimes are committed by the same few demographics of people across all these nations who are almost always not native to those nations.
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@anthonysabini9496 Talking about it while being heavily censored and with most of our leaders refusing to do anything about this ever increasing problem. How come attacks like these almost never happen in places like Japan and South Korea. Its almost like their governments ACTUALLY CARE about their populations and their safety and hence decided NOT to import hundreds of thousands of these violent people from certain regions of the world.
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@huginug It's definitely not the majority as you say. Quite the opposite, most people have persistent mysterious side effects that apppear after covid. The sleep disturbances are among the most common, incidentally which also are so important for our immune systems and health. google statistics for insomnia in relation to covid, and various other mental disorders, health complications and so on and stop spouting about the "majority" because that is nowhere near the truth I'm not saying covid doesn't affect people differently and that some might experience long term effects after getting it and even after they largely recover from it. However no one can deny that the overwhelming majority of people who have gotten covid either didn't get significantly sick enough to require going to the hospital or else they only suffered mild symptoms at best. If large amounts of people were suffering significant long term effects we would've heard about it constantly these days. Its no different that a good number of people who took a vaccine shot and suffered significant long term complications that impacted their lives and others who took the shot who even mysteriously died shortly after. It happens, but they are outliers and were unfortunate to suffer side effects from the shots when the vast majority didn't. That doesn't mean that many thousands of people who took the shot didn't suffer from it when if they didn't choose to take the shot they might still be fine today. I think far too many governments just went completely nuts over the virus when we knew within the first couple of months that the elderly and sick were the most vulnerable people to the virus the same as they are to the flu or pneumonia or some other kind of illness. I just look at how the Japanese government handled the pandemic and wish all other governments did the same. Japan took precautions, but they only ever had one brief shutdown at the beginning of the pandemic and NEVER SHUT DOWN AGAIN for the rest of time when places like Canada where I am had a number of shutdowns and partial shutdowns during the past 3 years.
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@bravewarrior1218 Myanmar is a very diverse country with many ethnic groups, each with their own history, culture, and identity. However, the state has failed to recognize and respect this diversity, and has often tried to impose a dominant ethnic identity on the rest of the population. This has led to resentment, discrimination, and marginalization of ethnic minorities, who have taken up arms to defend their rights and autonomy. If people want Myanmar to remain a united country, then all those tribes/ethnic groups need to give up some of their culture and identity and look at the big picture where you're apart of a larger country that you should be helping to make better and more prosperous rather than only worrying improving your own group's well being. Look at China where for centuries different ethnic groups/factions/warlords etc. only cared about themselves and wanted only for their groups to be in power and prospering. Nothing good came of that and China remained divided, weak and poor. It wasn't until the Communists came along and finally united the country by force did it then go on the path to becoming the strong, prosperous nation that it is today. Sure there's still plenty of problems in China, but the country's people are no longer fighting each other and tearing the nation apart from within and the standard of living for everyone has gone up at least to some degree if not by alot. That's the way Myanmar should be progressing where people need to put aside their tribal differences and work together towards a better nation. Get rid of the current government and put in charge people who can actually manage and run a country and have everyone work together. Otherwise you'll just end up like the former Yugoslavia.
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@stupidburp Nope, they now are over 10% of the total force up from 0% just a couple of years ago. It takes time to make the shift but Ukrainian women are standing up. Some of the earliest volunteers were assigned as snipers and their main complaint at the time was that the uniforms made for men didn't fit very well, but otherwise they were doing fine. Sure there are Ukrainian women serving with their military, but outside of those few snipers, almost none of them are actually fighting on the frontlines as soldiers. I've only ever seen them on the frontlines as medics or in some other support role. There's been a few videos that I've seen during the war where they showed Ukrainian women in uniform laying dead on the battlefield, but never was it during combat. So if more women are joining the Ukrainian army to help that's a good thing, but none of them should ever be a frontline soldier because they'll never be able to handle it when even plenty of men can't handle it. Many are also assigned as small drone operators working at the front just a bit behind the contact lines. That's the best place for women who choose to serve to be. Behind the frontlines in support of frontline soldiers. If people are honest then they'll acknowledge that women aren't suited for frontline combat units because outside of a tiny few exceptions, women aren't physically, mentally and emotionally capable enough to operate long term on the frontlines of a battlefield. The one big exception to this is combat pilots or serving on a combat vessel where you can be on the 'frontlines' without physically having to fight the enemy in close quarters. And really outside of being perceived as not being the 'equal' to men, I really don't know why any woman would ever desire to be a frontline soldier when they should be thanking their lucky stars that they can usually avoid all the horrors of war that men have to deal with where even if they survive a conflict, many will have to deal with PTSD for the rest of their lives.
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@Joe Smith Russia is pretty far from winning when you look at it from a strategic level. Ukraine is forever lost to the Russian sphere of influence and they will only get closer to the EU and the west as the years go by and I wouldn't be surprised if and when they eventually join NATO and the EU. As well Russia while gaining significant territory has failed in capturing the entirety of Ukraine and installing a puppet leader and government similar to what's in Belarus. At the end of the day Russia has gained a decent portion of Ukraine and its questionable if it was worth all the lives lost, money spent and equipment destroyed that will take many years to replenish. The silver lining in all this is that Russia's neighbors likely won't have to fear the Russians as much in the coming years because they've been severely weakened by the war.
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@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473 The Russians did indeed start out with a huge amount of things and they are indeed slowly running out which is why you're seeing tanks and IFVs from the 50s and 60s being used. Can you ever imagine the US army running out of armored vehicles to the point that they're using tanks and IFVs from the 50s-60s as front line vehicles? I certainly can't.
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@Fluxwux According to Google, Sweden's murder rate has been more or less hovering around the 1.00 per 100,000 mark for many decades with some years being abit higher and some years being abit lower. The difference is the demographics of people who are committing the majority of violent crimes in Sweden the past 10-20 years. Crimes that were very rare 20+ years ago.
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@BornKafir Let the Haitians figure things out for themselves. No one can help them, but themselves and if they want to plunge into total chaos then let them.
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All media manufactured publicity just to hype up a low talent 'singer' who's lucky enough to be pretty and popular and gain a legion of zombie fans who hang on her every word.
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@lakewalker Well right now at this point, Elon is probably just as famous if not more so than Beyonce. Dude always seems to be in the news for something.
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@darkfox-wr9bu * Yeah, but Ukraine canceled the peace deal thanks to Boris Johnson.* What was in this so called 'peace deal' that would benefit Ukraine? If its very little to nothing then it was a deal that was rightfully rejected. No matter how costly this current war is its better to fight it once than to fight it repeatedly as we've seen since 2014. The ONLY path to permanent long term peace and security for Ukraine is to join NATO so that they can never again be invaded without NATO forces coming to help them in full force.
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@puraLusa it's conscription, aka, training not actual going to war. And this is positive as in case of war, being at the frontline or not, having thr training makes it easier for the pop org itself, having women trained means more civil self-protecting. If women want to join the military then that's fine, but unless they're being forced to I really doubt that the majority of women or even men for that matter would want to join on their own.
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@Big Boss If people were allowed to defend their communities with little reprecussions and criminals, the amount of violence and crime would drop dramatically.
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@Kausila Chetty Sounds like all the George Floyd and BLM protests in the US in 2020. All of it used as an excuse to loot, burn and destroy things while police are told to stand back and do nothing much of the time.
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@guillesrl7569 Could we not ague that a larger supply of workers, with no unions and with lower comp demands, will actually lower the cost of construction and therefore actually help solve the housing crisis? A larger supply of workers who are willing to take less to work will lower the wages for many other Canadians and also people's standards of living. Also this only works if developers weren't building the majority of new housing for people with money rather than making it affording for the average person and the poor. If a developer builds a 300 unit condo tower, you'd be lucky to have a few dozen that were made 'affordable' while the rest would be sold to those with cash to spare. The only way to make sure the majority if not all 300 units were affordable is if the government built them specifically to be affordable housing to begin with and with no intention of making any profit off of them.
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@utkarshtrivedi8870 Himars made some impact on tactical level but on strategic level it made no impact. Wonder weapon Himars were destroyed by the extremely cheap drones and in CB fire. So much so that we don't hear of Himars anymore. When your enemy can no longer place any large ammo/supply dumps anywhere within MLRS/HIMARS range because they'll likely be blown up shortly, I'd say that that weapon is having a strategic impact in this war. Heck the Russians can't place any target of value within MLRS range without the possibility of it being destroyed.
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The only path to long term peace is for the west to give all the equipment and supplies they have to Ukraine so that they can fight better and shorten this war with a decisive victory. After that let Ukraine join NATO ASAP and then we'll finally see long term peace again.
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Still don't get why the Russians are in full retreat without even fighting back? Its one thing to be under heavy pressure and deciding that falling back is the only choice, but its quite another to just be in seemingly full retreat without putting up much resistance. It makes no sense.
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Everyone knew the Donbas offensive was coming and that didn't stop the Russians from going forward with it.
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@puraLusa *a lot of folks don't want to go to school either but it's also mandatory, so . Sometimes uve got to do stuff u don't want to. An utopian world where everything is voluntary doesn't exist.* I think it really depends on the location of your country and how many threats you believe your nation is close to. I live in Canada and I can't imagine any type of conscription/mandatory service being implemented here simply because there aren't any threats to this country thanks to two oceans separating us and almost everyone else. If Canada had a land border with Russia that might be a different story.
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If they have the best western game changer weapons and 1500 Russian soldiers are dying a day according to western media then why they're deserting. Because the men being recruited now aren't anywhere near as motivated to fight for their nation as the ones who joined and volunteered before the war started. Many of them are dead, captured or suffered injuries that prevent them from fighting anymore and of course the next waves of men joining will be less and less willing to fight unless Russian forces were marching into Kiev or something. I'd say if NATO countries had provided maximum support from the beginning of the war by giving them tons of modern western weapons, this war might've ended by now with a Ukrainian victory or at least have put them in a much better position and saved many thousands of Ukrainian soldier's lives. The problem is NATO to this day is still only giving the Ukrainians just barely enough to survive and continue the war without enough supplies to weapons to allow them to achieve a major victory if not complete victory.
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If we're talking artillery shells then there's still plenty of 155mm around that NATO and the US could send to Ukraine to fight Russia with. The only thing is that NATO countries don't want to send everything they have to Ukraine because they want to keep some shell reserves for themselves. If NATO had seriously gone all in at nearly the beginning of the war and had given Ukraine a large portion of their modern equipment and ammunition, this war might already be over by now.
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@ruderyan4028 So the Congolese much like the Afghans don't think their country is worth fighting for? Then they have to live with the consequences of their decisions and stop begging for outside help.
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@rmac3217 The more obvious choice has always been Michelle Obama. I would 100% bet everything I own that if she ran, she would've beaten Trump easily. Why? Because she's a likeable person that could motivate Democrats to come out to support and vote for her in huge numbers and perhaps even get some GOP and independents to vote for her as well. Many people have always wanted her to run for the presidency and unfortunately for the Dems, she never wanted the job.
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Call Boris Johnson, he told Zelenskyy to fight on, while he went back to England Better to fight than to become another puppet state like Belarus has become. At least now no matter how devastated their nation is, much of Ukraine will remain free and eventually be able to hopefully join NATO and finally gain long term peace and security for their country.
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@hfourie7121 Lets be real. So called 'democracy' doesn't even work all that well in many western countries, just that its less screwed up than in 3rd world nations. Being able to vote is just an illusion to make people believe that actually have 'choice' when in fact its often all a lie.
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Well not much humankind can do about it when its mother nature running things. The pandemic proved that human activity only impacts carbon emissions a modest amount in comparison to what nature does to the planet. There's plenty of data that shows that during the pandemic when the world was brought to a near standstill that even with that extreme low level of human activity that carbon emissions barely dropped in any significant way. Like a 15% or so decrease compared to when humans are living normally. If bringing the modern world to a near standstill the likes of which we'll probably never see again didn't move the needle, then that proves that once and for all human activity doesn't really impact carbon emissions and climate change anywhere near what we thought it did.
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Blame the Democrat party for putting up such a poor candidate to run against Trump in the presidential election when they could've held a party election and allowed Democrat members to choose who they thought would be best to go up against Trump. Instead the Dem leadership pushed Harris as their pick and that was the end of it and now this is the resulting disaster from those decisions.
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How many healthy people have died to covid vs elderly and unhealthy people? I'm sure there have been some healthy people with little to no medical conditions who have died to covid during the pandemic, but they are few and far in between compared to the vast majority of people who have died to the virus who were elderly and/or sick with other medical conditions.
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@ragemode7595 And the 'people's will' or at least the ones with the most power is to choose to remain in the stone ages. Trying to help nations like these is pointless and the world should just leave them alone to sink or swim and let them figure things out on their own.
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@huntergatherer7796 That's the thing if you make these supply depots be within Russia, then it means its going to make it that much harder to keep your frontline units properly supplied. Also there's no guarantee that targets in Russia won't be attacked as we've already seen a number of times during the war.
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@gfys756 One day this war will come to an end one way or another and at that time Ukraine can join NATO. I would be very surprised to see it end like North/South Korea where there's no official peace treaty of some sort that ends the conflict and we're simply left with an ongoing war that becomes low intensity indefinitely.
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