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Quote from: PrimeNumber7 on March 06, 2022, 05:18:44 PM

Quote from: paxmao on March 05, 2022, 05:22:24 PM

Putin is trying to make economic sanctions an equivalent to a declaration of war. Why this is not true:

- An economic sanction does not kill people (not directly nor quickly).
- Economic sanctions mean simply that other countries do not want to trade with you. That is not fighting, is simply a effect of failing to have a successful relation with the international community.
- Economic sanctions are reversible. It is Putin's hand to take the steps to come back into the international community.

Economic sanctions are an act of war. Their intentions are to coerce those who the sanctions are being imposed on to change their ways.

Obviously, sanctions are not the same as bombing a country or shooting at a country's military. Going from sanctions to actual violence is a major escalation.

You obviously do not understand what is legally a war, and what is worse, you have not bothered to look for any conventional definition of act of war. A word of advice, sometimes using Google is fine.

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 06, 2022, 11:16:40 AM

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he is a leader of a nazi regime,
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Oh, just drop it my, you are making a fool of yourself trying this over and over.

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Quote from: paxmao on March 05, 2022, 05:22:24 PM

Putin is trying to make economic sanctions an equivalent to a declaration of war. Why this is not true:

- An economic sanction does not kill people (not directly nor quickly).
- Economic sanctions mean simply that other countries do not want to trade with you. That is not fighting, is simply a effect of failing to have a successful relation with the international community.
- Economic sanctions are reversible. It is Putin's hand to take the steps to come back into the international community.

Economic sanctions are an act of war. Their intentions are to coerce those who the sanctions are being imposed on to change their ways.

Obviously, sanctions are not the same as bombing a country or shooting at a country's military. Going from sanctions to actual violence is a major escalation.

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 06, 2022, 11:16:40 AM

he is a leader of a nazi regime,

it is how it is.

ukranian nazis supporting a jew, discriminating against the russians in ukraine and commiting an economic and ethnic genocide. preventing them from declaring independence,

they try to force the 40% russians living in ukraine into the ukranian nazi system,

ukraine is not run like switzerland its run like nazi germany with large chunks of poland still part of it,

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For those, who don`t speak russian, this image says "The Israeli Ambassador to Russia has been summoned to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Moscow accuses Jerusalem of supporting the Nazis". The whole logic of these people in two sentences.

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Quote from: paxmao on March 05, 2022, 05:22:24 PM

Putin is trying to make economic sanctions an equivalent to a declaration of war. Why this is not true:

- An economic sanction does not kill people (not directly nor quickly).
- Economic sanctions mean simply that other countries do not want to trade with you. That is not fighting, is simply a effect of failing to have a successful relation with the international community.
- Economic sanctions are reversible. It is Putin's hand to take the steps to come back into the international community.

is genocide a war declaration?

cause that puts putin in the right.

ukranians where terrorising parts of their population as so called "insurgencies" that live there since 1000 years

Quote from: Gyfts on March 06, 2022, 04:20:01 AM

He also believes Zelenskyy, a jew, is leader of some sort of Nazi regime. His justifications for invasion are mostly not logical. The only reason that makes any sense is he doesn't want a NATO affiliated country near his borders. Understandable, but not worthy of an invasion so he takes the "de-Nazification" approach instead.

he is a leader of a nazi regime,

it is how it is.

ukranian nazis supporting a jew, discriminating against the russians in ukraine and commiting an economic and ethnic genocide. preventing them from declaring independence,

they try to force the 40% russians living in ukraine into the ukranian nazi system,

ukraine is not run like switzerland its run like nazi germany with large chunks of poland still part of it,

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Of course, because sanctions are imposed for an action that is detrimental to a country and this is something that must be done and to give a warning to that country. Economic sanctions will only have a negative impact on the economy of a country in the long term, but will not cause people to die in that country.

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Quote from: paxmao on March 05, 2022, 05:22:24 PM

Putin is trying to make economic sanctions an equivalent to a declaration of war. Why this is not true:

- An economic sanction does not kill people (not directly nor quickly).
- Economic sanctions mean simply that other countries do not want to trade with you. That is not fighting, is simply a effect of failing to have a successful relation with the international community.
- Economic sanctions are reversible. It is Putin's hand to take the steps to come back into the international community.

He is trying to submit it as a declaration of war to justify the military invasion, which has already begun and its future continuation. He has always had rhetoric that the West is bad, that it oppresses Russia and prevents it from being a great country. These sanctions are even suitable for him, because they can be used as a further reinforcement of his theses. He does not deceive people completely, he tells them half-truths, distorted causes, conditions and consequences of real facts. And this is much more dangerous, because they can find some factual data, and therefore - to believe in all the other explanations. For all reasonable people economic sanctions are not a war declaration. But the Russian population has been taught to think only within a limited framework that is beneficial to the government, and therefore for them economic sanctions are war declaration. With this in mind they can go and continue to kill Ukrainians.

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He also believes Zelenskyy, a jew, is leader of some sort of Nazi regime. His justifications for invasion are mostly not logical. The only reason that makes any sense is he doesn't want a NATO affiliated country near his borders. Understandable, but not worthy of an invasion so he takes the "de-Nazification" approach instead.

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Putin is trying to make economic sanctions an equivalent to a declaration of war. Why this is not true:

- An economic sanction does not kill people (not directly nor quickly).
- Economic sanctions mean simply that other countries do not want to trade with you. That is not fighting, is simply a effect of failing to have a successful relation with the international community.
- Economic sanctions are reversible. It is Putin's hand to take the steps to come back into the international community.

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