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Ahhhhh the American sickness, where money is the reference of truth. The sky is pink and I have more money, therefore it's true. Might as well arm wrestle over it like a grunting gorilla.

There's no way he's prioritizing his son's business interests over a frigging war with Russia. I'm not sure if you realize, but the more wild claims like this are, the only way they become plausible to someone is via projection, as in, "...because that's exactly what I would do".

Maybe that's what you've been told, but in reality, they're just angry republicans that suffer from narcissism and delusions of grandeur.

I don't know of any libertarians that know what libertarians are.

Sorry to poke again, but earlier you said you were interested in facts. No corporation does this, no matter what the tax rate is. They reinvest in themselves to reduce their effective rate as close to zero as possible.

You're making it binary. I'm sure you understand the concept of redistribution of wealth. And I'm sure you understand how percentages work, because a 20% gain on $20k might be a hair less than a 20% gain on $100m. As for the Ukraine fighting, it depends on their goal. If they just wanted to...

Why don't you stop doing the exact thing you're complaining about and get back to the topic.

Well that's interesting. Have you looked at all of the topic-related posts and have been engaging in those?

What is it you're looking for here? Because earlier you said you were interested in facts, but your posting actions seems to indicate you're only interested in squabbling.

It's funny how much words matter until trump is talking.

Crimea was 90% ethic-Russians that wanted to be under Russia's rule. What did you find when you looked up the same info for the rest of Ukraine..?

Them good Christians showing their wrath again.

There are no clean eras, but to me it sounded like it was about understanding these moves, nothing to do with being in support of them. The 21st century ideologies are the most "correct" in my mind, but his point seems to be more that people are playing tennis against people that are playing soccer.

I don't disagree, but I think it comes from a place of frustration out of the US' apparent lack of understanding, more than it would come from any type of bias or sympathizing. He says himself that he's a 19th century person, which puts him in a position of understanding Russia/China/etc, and...

I feel like that was more just hyperbole in the video title to get views. The video agrees with what you're saying about Putin trying to wreck Ukraine. The toned down version of the title has more to do with the US' actions, due to a lack of understanding, which make the situation worse. I...

I've watched the below and have had to somewhat adjust my hardline thoughts on the matter, but there are two things that linger. One is that, if the problem truly is being neighbors with a NATO country, then taking Ukraine presents the same problem. Either it comes to you, or you go to it...

Been wondering the same. Maybe do nothing, let that republican money run out.

90% ethnic-Russians in Crimea and 10% Ukrainians. Now look at Ukraine, it's basically the opposite. Crimea wanted to be under Russia's rule, but far more Ukrainians do not, more so as you move west.

A global cutting of ties would destroy their economy and their people would turn on Putin. The average person in Russia is fully content leaving the Ukraine to the Ukrainians, so losing their jobs over Putin's personal jerkoff mission would have them breaking glass and setting fires. Maybe...

I don't totally understand...is this to say that EU LNG demands are being saturated by the US and thus rendering Russia's LNG pretty much worthless..?