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Since you think you have Sense, and I imagine you think you are passably intelligent, are you able to list a dozen problems that you say Russians imagine that might have led them to invade Ukraine and risk at least the end of Russia and probably the world?
Understanding what the enemy (as defined by you and hordes of gullible, credulous, ignorant, useful idiots) thinks and their motivations is a very good idea. Especially one that can launch a million megatons a minute.
Places like Libya can fairly safely be ignored and used as target practise = "We came, we saw, he died .... cackle cackle cackle". Russia can wipe the cackle off her Reset face.
Apparently your powerful intellect can mindread Russian imagination. I can't so I judge by actions, statements and what has happened in the last couple of hundred years, and back to Genghis Khan, then using my powerful empathy (which is not sympathy though is commonly used incorrectly as being so), I wonder what I would feel and do in their position.
You can't even get my statements and motivations right. "Pathetically bad propagandizing" = it was actually what I thought and understood. Propaganda is what you get from the disbanded Office of Disinformation, CNN and as Big D calls them, fake news.
Dealing with people like you, Greenspirit, Zelensky, Yulia, Bidens, Nuland, and hordes of other obdurate warmongers and Russia Russia Russia hysterics I can see why Russia made the choice to go MAD, scaling up as far as USA and Eurostan Euroserfs want to go. They don't have a listen function. Discussion and Sense are impossible.
Hopefully, the very obvious, very easy, and very sensible outcome is agreed, albeit thousands of lives, millions of displaced and umpty $billions of damage too late.
But of course, it's an ill wind that blows nobody good. Hunter got his $millions, cocaine, sex. DementiaJoe10% got his loot and war and fun. Military equipment makers have banked mega$ucks of cash. Much strutting and money flowing is keeping many in the way to which they've become accustomed. Germans, as I predicted quarter of a century ago are feeling the stirrings again ... singing, saluting and marching are not far off. Barbarossa rides again.
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