Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "Why War in Ukraine is Causing Apocalyptic Famine" video.

  1.  @grysufeuermelder9602  Not that simple. For the Turkish ships to pass, Ukraine needs to remove the mines. They remove the mines, Russia bombards the coast, possibly destroying the silos in the process. There is also the chance that Turkey fires on Russia by accident, giving them a cassus belli
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  2. just eat less lol
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  3. Unlikely to happen at this point, since Turkey just made the vote to allow Sweden and Finland to apply for NATO membership. With bargaining chip gone, there is little they could do to convince the Russians to lift it
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  4.  @LuvBorderCollies  Not gonna work. Russia, at this point, is n too deep to care much about American warships. By the time they show up, the Ukrainian silos will have been blown to dust, making the whole reason the "coalition of the willing" arrived there, completely moot
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  5.  icky Vicky   In which year? His opinion has changed over time, you know people do that right?
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  6.  icky Vicky   Namecalling, that's gonna convince me for sure lol Also, it's politics, who cares? Everyone does it! Candidates lie all the time, it's just to get leverage
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  7.  icky Vicky   "your Putler" I love that you try to make it sound personal, like he's my hero or something He is just the lesser of 2 evils Also, the precedent was set by Finland, all they had to do was follow it. Javelin missiles, F16s, who cares? Just don't bring American troops onto our border.
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  8. If you have given it a catchy name, especially an alliteration that only works in English, then its scope will never be wide enough to make a change. It needs to be a political and economic plan, not a social activism. Sounds bad, but social movements rarely generate enough power to change things. Also, China is spearheading the effort (multiple failures so far), but California has even fewer options. Once the Ogalala Aquifer dries out, and water levels drop beneath sustainable levels, the entire Western portion of the US will become unlivable. It will serve as a military base, a few Native reservations, and nothing more. Activism is too late now-- the citizens either riot, or in 20 years feel the full effects
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  9.  @teddygamel727  Yes. Aridification has knock-on effects. The aquifer, once California returns to its natural state of being a desert (the last 200 years of rainy climate were, int eh timescale of 1000s pf years, a fluke), would be its only hope. But since it would be dried up too, there would be no quick and easy ways to source water
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