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Mona
Explain what is "neoNazi" about Ukraine militia.
Our mistake was not bringing Ukraine into NATO quick enough. That's the only thing that would have stopped Putin.
Regardless he does rely on NeoNazi militias for security. It doesn't justify an invasion but it is a fact.
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I think you have to consider the political conundrum though. Ukraine wasn't brought in because the alliance knew that it was going to be hard to build popular support to risk money and lives to defend Ukraine. Well, if that's true (which is it clearly is since NATO could defend Ukraine anyway and is choosing not to), then I'm not be sure how them joining NATO would have changed the game dramatically. It would have made Putin's move ballsier, but if the political dynamic is the same, then why not invade anyway and break the alliance?
I agree that NATO wasn't prepared to give Ukraine our military technology or defend it with our own blood. Still, that's the only commitment that would have stopped Putin.
NATO membership would have assured protection else NATO crumbles overnight. It's an entire 'nother level of commitment to protect member states. The lack of NATO membership ensured no military intervention aside from what limited military supplies the West offered Ukraine.
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If someone is trying to kill me and a Neo-Nazi is willing to stand between my killer and me, I'll let him do it.
The Azov Battalion are bad hombres, but I don't think you can judge the entire Ukrainian regime and nation on them. It's a pretty small unit. It's not like the SS.
It's not just the political aspects either. Ukraine doesn't fit the criteria for NATO. For one they have way too much corruption. Much of that corruption involves the US since 2014, think Burisma.I think you have to consider the political conundrum though. Ukraine wasn't brought in because the alliance knew that it was going to be hard to build popular support to risk money and lives to defend Ukraine. Well, if that's true (which is it clearly is since NATO could defend Ukraine anyway and is choosing not to), then I'm not be sure how them joining NATO would have changed the game dramatically. It would have made Putin's move ballsier, but if the political dynamic is the same, then why not invade anyway and break the alliance?
And THIS makes them neoNazi???????
Maybe neoNazi in this case does not mean what you want it to
Better watch out. Your bank account can be frozen.
WTF?
The criticism in your link is that the group has said they will fight to the death if Putin invades.
How is that NeoNazi?
I would want them to fight to the death for their country. Wouldn't you?
How many Americans have fought to the death for other countries.
At this point I think any "neoNazi" tendencies are the least of concerns for Ukraine
It isn't a concern for Ukrainians needing protection, but it does show who the US is working with, Neo-Nazi sympathizers.
Bottom line, these factors move in the direction toward conflict with Russia and NATO. Everything points to escalation.