Plato and Aristotle both knew—as I believe you do as well—that JTB alone is insufficient in dynamic contexts (though it may suffice in static ones), contrary to the dominant interpretation today. — DasGegenmittel
I see climate change as a threat, but not really an existential threat.
I think that there is a lot of exaggeration going on. — Agree-to-Disagree
What I’m talking about is Trump’s efforts to agree a ceasefire. He’s been blackmailing Zelenskyy and offering Putin whatever he want’s.
If Trump wasn’t doing this, then the war would probably end in some sort of stalemate. But both sides are quite entrenched, so it would have a high cost in human lives. — Punshhh
They would likely support a war against Iran, many of them. — Mikie
Ukraine has been losing for literally years now. If you call annexing territory “losing on points,” that’s an interesting spin indeed. — Mikie
Russia will keep what they’ve taken. It’s not fair, but it’s what will happen. — Mikie
Who said anything about Democrats? — Mikie
40% voting for the resolution in 2002 is hardly what it would receive now. — Mikie
They convinced Zelenskyy that he had to accept, initially, that he would have to concede Russian occupied territory — Punshhh
Yeah, now. Not back then. Back then the very people condemning Russia today were defending the US. — Mikie
Despite the fact that Imperial Russia under Tsar Putin wants to conquer all of Ukraine and march on Berlin — Tzeentch
, they're rejecting temporary cease-fire deals and insist on a long-term peace agreement.
Hmmm... :chin:
Congress has not uttered a squeak about anything Trump has done since the election. Not a word, not a raised eyebrow. If Trump says jump, their only response will be How high? — Wayfarer
Pardon. I'm under the impression (I could be wrong, I admit it) that part of the conflict involves religion. Is that correct? — Arcane Sandwich
Crack is a mind stimulant. Should it be legal? I'm saying "no". — Arcane Sandwich
Why not? What is it, then? — Arcane Sandwich