Wenn Puppetry die Politik ersetzt, ersetzt der Krieg den Frieden.
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Von HeIsInMyDMs
Wenn Puppetry die Politik ersetzt, ersetzt der Krieg den Frieden.
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Von HeIsInMyDMs
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It is sad that the head of the most powerful member-state of NATO is acting as a pupper
That’s a simplified vision
War replaces peace not only when policy becomes puppetry, but also when language itself becomes a weapon
Calling an armed, fighting force a „peacekeeping mission“ erases the line between war and peace
Believing that „weapons secure peace“ embeds violence as a permanent condition. Such framing shifts war from the failure of diplomacy to its instrument, erasing the very concept of peace as something beyond managed destruction
Orwell got it long time ago
Nato isnt an independent negotiator, it is just an extension of americas will. Appeasement to putin is because america views china as the larger threat to its world order.
Despite the hate Trump isn’t actually Putin’s puppet.
He just seems like that because Ukraine and Europe are cakes ready to be divided and eaten. From the perspective of the food, all eaters look the same.
so why eu didn’t ditch nato and usa, have a real Europe one.
In a way this is true, but I don’t think people understand why.
Maybe putin bears Epstein files or idk xP
Nah. Where’s my boi BB in this picture? 😄
To be perfectly fair, NATO should be 10x bigger than Putin (US military technology is incomprably better than Russia’s).
It should also have walked all the way from across the room to within 5 inches of Russia while yelling that its a defensive alliance. Maybe Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, and other examples of US intervention can smoulder in the background as an example of how much we care about the „rules based order.“
Also if Ukraine was encircling and destroying Russian troops, we would also laugh obnoxiously at Putin’s cries for a ceasefire (until he started nuking things maybe). It would be equally dumb for Russia to do agree to one now without extracting the deal they want. Why treat this as a moral rather than strategic issue?