A really balanced take for a change. It's been disappointing to see the right's new aversion to foreign wars morph into a pro-Russia stance. But, there are real considerations. The biggest one being what will be left of Ukraine if they keep fighting? If the US pushed harder for a ceasefire with NATO membership off the table, would more Ukrainian cities still be standing? Do we want to go back to the era of Cold War proxy wars? How many SE Asian and Latin American nations did we destabilize in the process? I don't have the answers, but thanks for asking the questions.
A really balanced take for a change. It's been disappointing to see the right's new aversion to foreign wars morph into a pro-Russia stance. But, there are real considerations. The biggest one being what will be left of Ukraine if they keep fighting? If the US pushed harder for a ceasefire with NATO membership off the table, would more Ukrainian cities still be standing? Do we want to go back to the era of Cold War proxy wars? How many SE Asian and Latin American nations did we destabilize in the process? I don't have the answers, but thanks for asking the questions.