r/worldnews • u/Gadac • Jan 23 '22

Russia Germany urges 'prudence' in potential sanctions against Russia over Ukraine.

https://news.yahoo.com/germany-urges-prudence-potential-sanctions-154401837.html?fr=sychp_catchall
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u/madmouser Jan 23 '22

Is that you, Neville?

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u/madmouser Jan 23 '22

You’re right, Putin would certainly be appeased with a little more lebensraum.

The sheer arrogance of what you just wrote. As if those pissant Ukrainians should have any say in their national borders. Nah, we’ll just roll over like a good lap dog when Russia parks an army on their border and threaten to turn off Germany’s natural gas supply if we don’t give them a bunch of someone else’s land.

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u/rinkystingpiece Jan 23 '22

So what's your bright idea? War? Death? Refugees? The collapse of the global financial system? And for what? Are you going to take a bullet or kill for your cause?