Let's mantain the civil discussion we were having in the last thread.
Last thread got full.
Fizzle or Sizzle - you decide.
TO WATCH FOR NEWS:
https://liveuamap.com/Live updates from Texan commie boomer in Donbass:
https://www.youtube.com/c/RussellBentleyTexacFor Russiabros, analysis from Boris Rozhin:
https://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/ (has a telegram, lots of cool stuff there too)
>>502466>Why now everybody is against putin? Have all gone glow on me?We would side with Putin taking the Donbass region, because that means the low intensity war would end and the people living there could go back to living like people, without sporadic mortar attacks or ethnic discrimination. And all the people that supported the euromaidan color revolution have no basis for complaining because that started this proxy war, and they would be taking sides with ethno nationalists.
But If Putin did a larger attack for completely dismantling Ukraine it would mean a conflict that kills at least 500k people, and that's not worth it.
Of course Putin hasn't actually done anything, other than have a big troop exercise near the boarder of the Ukraine, and accept the Crimean region into the Russian Federation. Which wasn't his doing, the US puppet regime in Kiev alienated these people into joining Russia, it's US foreign policy blowback.
>>502371The good news is that a war between Russia and Ukraine could galvanize the communist movement in a big way in both countries, especially if escalates to an east west conflict.
Gotta take the red-blackpill: Imperialist war is inevitable under capitalism, but so to is inevitable the communist sentiment that it will result in.
Our task to prep as many people as possible for this inevitability through our organizing and agitprop.
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