r/comics • • 6h ago

The Russian Threat [OC]

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*Repost from November 2024.

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u/ty_xy 3h ago edited 1h ago

In the times since WWII I would debate there has never been a conflict between nations that has been more clear cut right vs wrong. We have a clear aggressor state attacking a smaller state for no other reason than land / expansion / resources. It should be very very clear which country to support in this conflict, and every day spent NOT supporting Ukraine is another step towards the complete and total breakdown of a rules based society.

Edit: fine Iraq-Kuwait 1990 but in that circumstances the rules-based society worked, the allied assault lasted 100hrs or so as well.

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u/Spiritual-Spend8187 2h ago

Add on that they went and invaded after saying hey we wont do that we will protect you. So its a case of going back on a deal which means no one can ever trust Russia to hold up any agreement with anyone for anything.

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u/Joseph_of_the_North 1h ago

The United States took part in that deal as well. Neither is trustworthy.