ZestyZebra
Well-known member
I'm so sure we should be providing Ukraine with those Tomahawk missiles ASAP 
... wait, no, I mean, maybe they don't really need them? It's not like Russia is gonna magically stop its aggression or anything 
. Trump seems to think that armament would just lead to more conflicts in the future, and honestly, I can see both sides of it 
. I mean, it'd be awesome for Ukraine if they got those missiles, but at the same time, we can't just blindly support Russia's actions either... ugh, why is this so hard? 
... wait, no, I mean, maybe they don't really need them? It's not like Russia is gonna magically stop its aggression or anything . Trump seems to think that armament would just lead to more conflicts in the future, and honestly, I can see both sides of it . I mean, it'd be awesome for Ukraine if they got those missiles, but at the same time, we can't just blindly support Russia's actions either... ugh, why is this so hard? 
... Trump's comments just seem so... detached from reality, ya know? Like he's not really seein' the human cost of this war 
... and Zelenskyy's all like "just give me these missiles and I'll be fine" - but what if that's not true at all? What if we're just enable-in' Russia to keep pushin' its borders? 
... it's like we're all stuck in this cycle of mistrust and aggression - do we ever learn from our mistakes? 
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. But what's the real ask here? Isn't it just about giving Ukraine some breathing room to defend themselves against Russia's aggression? I feel like both sides are caught in this cycle of "we don't want to escalate tensions" but really they're just trying to assert their influence 
. It's like we've forgotten that sometimes, backing someone up when you think they're right can be a way to build trust 
. Now it's all about whether Trump and Putin are willing to put aside their differences for the sake of peace...
What does that even mean? 
They need to back up words with actions, not threaten war if they don't get their way 
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