Of course not. It’s fine though, there’s still 25 million people in Ukraine, every single one ready to die for the EU.
to put things into perspective, in 1991 ukrainian population was over 50 million!
every single one ready to die for the EU
i hope you’re being sardonic
I think they are… It’s a reference to the common phrase that NATO and the EU are willing to “fight the war to the last Ukrainian” by egging the Ukrainians on to fight and scuttling any chance for peace.
thanks, i hoped so. it’s just that i’m autistic and thus pretty bad at detecting sarcasm, especially over text.
Yes. What TrashcanOfIdeology said. The west is very happy for countless Urkanians to die, so long as it mildly inconveniences Russia for a minute or two.
Every single one ready to be busified to fight and die for NATO
Maybe the EU should let them in? Presumably it has been fighting a defensive action at the EU border for a while. Letting in the country or at least the remaining people into the EU seems like a decent move. Especially so if you consider that the basis for the war was with trying to get in to begin with. I think if the gate were opened up a pretty significant portion of the people there would choose to move to the EU either with or without the country itself.
No, they are supposed to die to gum up the tracks of the
OrcsRussiansAnd to answer you for real: This will never happen, the EU doesn’t like refugees. The best future for Ukraine is to stop the war. Ideally also kill all the current politicians who sold the country to the US and EU piecemeal for weapons.
Oh no, peace, how terrible (/s)
Who could have seen this coming.
“Peace breaks out”? Like a… Illness?
I know the phrase from I.F Stone’s book Hidden History of the Korean War. In that instance, much like Ukraine, any glimpses where Peace Talks could have been useful were sabotaged.
Maybe the phrase has a longer history, someone else might have an older example
this is what im saying
ukraine was never supposed to win the war. it was always a war of attrition to break the russian economy and government
This is very unfortunate. The EU is taking on very many refugees and immigrants. They have a very serious problem with their aging population and balance of payments difficulties on their safety nets and social programs. The Ukrainian population is relatively close to the social and cultural norms within the EU and has been fighting with EU funding ostensibly for the safety of the EU. Originally the revolution there and war stems from the desire to integrate into European institutions and indeed into Europe. It seems quite callous and cynical to not let those remaining populations who wish to immigrate to the EU to do so freely. If membership of Ukraine to the EU can cause a world war between nuclear armed powers it seems certain that simply allowing the population who has done everything and made every sacrifice to become part of Europe to do so would not have such a large scale war outcome.
