Prediction Thread: When Will Ukraine Conquer Russia

[MOBIUS]

Clue: start with the Hungarian counterrevolution.

1968 is interesting in what was allowed to happen, as well as what wasn't allowed to happen.

Clue: Romania and Albania

Question: has anyone followed up on my earlier connected points about Austria, the creation of NATO and the creation of the Warsaw Pact in response...? Not to have done so would be being guilty of hypocrisy, no? 😘

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[BeBMan]

A cursory reading of even the Wikipedia entry should furnish you with the necessary information. Do your own research.

Quoted for hilarity. Now go into the other thread and adress the Wiki article on Russia's warcrimes in Ukraine.

[MOBIUS]

Any time someone cites an example from history to support their argument just tell them to go read a history book without elaborating.

Are you all thick? Rhetorical question, I know...πŸ™„

It's a clear event, look it up you morons...

[MOBIUS]

I also love when he skips anything that he doesn't want to adress (his decision, fine), and then comes out with "you're not adding anything substantial!11!!!1!" to his barrage of nonsense

Ha ha, I don't post for a few hours and I'm accused of obfuscating in a pile-on πŸ˜‚

Says all the people ignoring my points anyway...

Maybe I did answer your questions and they got deleted...? πŸ˜‡

[MOBIUS]

elaborate. maybe we aren't reading the same history books.

A cursory reading of even the Wikipedia entry should furnish you with the necessary information. Do your own research.

[BeBMan]

I also love when he skips anything that he doesn't want to adress (his decision, fine), and then comes out with "you're not adding anything substantial!11!!!1!" to his barrage of nonsense

[The Mad Monk]

Curious thing about Chechnya is that we were perfectly happy for Putin killing Muslims...

​​We even rewarded him by inviting him for a state visit and he even met the Queen.

Funny that...

Curious thing about MOBIUS is, when he has no actual response to your arguments, he obfuscates with Ad Hominem attacks.

[The Mad Monk]

It is, however, why the Baltics announced they had the intention to join NATO the second the Russians had stepped off their necks, and they worked as hard as possible to do so. And that's the reason they're still independent nations, rather than us talking about them like we do about Chechnya.

Speaking of which, here is an interesting take on Lithuania's current relationship with Russia, and the history thereof.

[N35t0r]

Curious thing about Chechnya is that we were perfectly happy for Putin killing Muslims...

​​We even rewarded him by inviting him for a state visit and he even met the Queen.

Funny that...

I sure didn't invite him, and most certainly wasn't perfectly happy, so speak for yourself.

[giblets]

Any time someone cites an example from history to support their argument just tell them to go read a history book without elaborating.

[Geronimo]

Again, please consult the history books...

elaborate. maybe we aren't reading the same history books.

[MOBIUS]

It is, however, why the Baltics announced they had the intention to join NATO the second the Russians had stepped off their necks, and they worked as hard as possible to do so. And that's the reason they're still independent nations, rather than us talking about them like we do about Chechnya.

Curious thing about Chechnya is that we were perfectly happy for Putin killing Muslims...

​​We even rewarded him by inviting him for a state visit and he even met the Queen.

Funny that...

[MOBIUS]

That's also why Czechoslovakia had no problem with being neutral in '68, right? Oh.

Again, please consult the history books...

[N35t0r]

It is, however, why the Baltics announced they had the intention to join NATO the second the Russians had stepped off their necks, and they worked as hard as possible to do so. And that's the reason they're still independent nations, rather than us talking about them like we do about Chechnya.

[N35t0r]

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Their neutrality prevented them from being absorbed into the Soviet sphere.

'Finlandization'

Look it up. They were ridiculed for it in the West. What is this toxic masculine need avoid losing face by standing up and fighting an obviously losing fight - instead of walking away and preserving your life...!?

How many people here would stand up to a bully, knowing that if you did you'd be beaten so badly you might even be killed, or just walk away...? We all know the answer. Not me and none of you...🀷

The Soviets wouldn't have allowed Finland to join NATO then, hence why they stayed neutral and maintained their overall independence.

You failed your homework assignment. D-πŸ‘Ž

That's also why Czechoslovakia had no problem with being neutral in '68, right? Oh.