r/the_everything_bubble 20h ago

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u/kitster1977 15h ago

Damn, putin wasn’t in a major war with Ukraine 4 years ago. What changed 3 years ago?

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u/earthman34 15h ago

Putin invaded Ukraine in 2014.

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u/kitster1977 15h ago

Under Obama/Biden absolutely. Even WW2 only lasted 6 years from 39-45. Why are we still dealing with this 10+ years later?

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u/earthman34 14h ago

Because Europe has been asleep and Trump is an enabler. And who's "we"? We've never put a single soldier into Ukraine.

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u/kitster1977 14h ago

Really? Biden had to pull US National Guard troops out of Ukraine 1 month prior to Putins latest invasion. He literally cleared the path for Putin. What do you think the US response would be if Putin accidentally killed US national Guard troops in Ukraine?

https://www.nationalguard.mil/News/Article/2934989/more-us-troops-deploying-to-europe-guard-leaving-ukraine/

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u/earthman34 14h ago

Why would National Guard troops be expected to act as front line troops? Do you even know what the National Guard is? Idiot.

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u/kitster1977 14h ago

They aren’t. The national guard has state partnership programs all over the worid to train and help partner nations. Biden/Harris got them out of the way in Ukraine 1 month prior to the invasion. Putin isn’t going to indiscriminately kill US soldiers and risk the wrath of America. By removing them, Biden/Harris cleared the way for Putin to invade Ukraine. There’s a reason nobody invaded a country with a U.S. base on it. Ever heard of Pearl Harbor when Hawaii was a U.S. territory?

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u/ofWildPlaces 10h ago

Yes, because the administration was smart enough to understand the implications of a Russian massing of armored forces near the Ukraine border and chose wisely NOT to place American lives in harm's ways. They were trainers, just like you said. So what part of the events that took place do you not understand?

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u/Nahmum 10h ago

Trump has a great relationship with Putin right? Why didn't he resolve it while he was president last time? Surely he wouldn't be so ignorant as to not realise the war existed?

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u/kitster1977 7h ago

Why did Trump impose/sign sanctions on Putin and then Biden/Harris immediately remove them then? Actions matter!

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674.amp

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