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To: carranza2 who wrote (769114)	10/7/2022 9:32:47 AM
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To: carranza2 who wrote (769114)	10/7/2022 10:45:20 AM
From: greenspirit	3 Recommendations Recommended By Maple MAGA THE WATSONYOUTH TimF Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793552

Wishing a war doesn’t exist and criticizing our part in it, is a big difference between condemning a country for having the temerity to fight for their right to exist. Biden is a fool, spending billions for weapons deployment should not be happening. If nations are to help, they should be European nations, not America. I’ve said that a dozen times, but you don’t seem to comprehend the words, or chose to ignore them in order to build a red herring response post. The reality is, a war is happening, our Congress on both sides of the aisle is supporting the effort by a large margin. That’s the reality. It could change with the upcoming election, but it’s the reality we are facing today. I get it, you don’t accept that reality. Not accepting our support for the war, is different than criticizing Ukraine and viewing the conflict as a morally equivalent one. It is not. The best outcome is not the slaughter of millions of Ukrainians, nor subjugation behind a new Iron Curtain. The best outcome is Russia leaving, then turning on their twisted leader and in the future looking toward dialogue as the way to solve disputes between nations. No one invaded Russian territory, Russia invaded Ukraine. We should all hope they don’t succeed in their efforts to turn back the clock and return to the might-makes-right days of empire building. It’s also naive beyond reason, to not think a quick successful takeover of Ukraine, would have no impact to embolden plans of invasion toward countries nearby, finally breathing a little air of freedom after decades of Soviet totalitarian rule.