Meanwhile in Ukraine

[serr]

http://www.stopfake.org/en/russian-ultra-nationalists-come-to-fight-in-ukraine/

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Fair choice

[Butan]

But, it's not even remotely CLOSE to the general Opinion over Syria, and somewhat close to Iraq. Only the Afghanistan picture was a gungho option. Iraq was a split(like 30/70 or so), while Syria was a 60/40.  But coming from EU, I can expect that stupid shit. Most of your countries have no where near the total pop US does(unless you count EU as a whole). 30% Approval is like the population of your damn country(France, right?)

Thats a gross exageration like in some joke, I'm pretty certain like you that some countries on the american and european continent arent widely accepting those views. But I can tell you that in France, they all agree on saying Afghanistan/Iraq/Lybia/Syria government needed to be removed for security/moralistic/whatever reasons. Then on "how to" and "how bad" we wanted/want to remove them, well, history speaks for itself.

[Leshma]

Palin never ceases to amaze me

Her approach is a bit more modern, 80s style. While Russians are trying to justify their actions explaining to the common folks (idiots) how this is a fight between eternal enemies, chocolate chip cookies and communists, Palin is exchanging those with terms more suited for an average American. Good guys vs bad guys. Like in movies with Arnie

[Daunt_Flockula]

http://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/sarah-palins-advice-to-barack-obama-stop-putin-with-nukes/story-fnh81jut-1226849448434

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What a delirious bloodthirsty bitch! She seems to have inhaled too much of that renowned USA democracy.

[Tagora]

im going on about why the hell you would wanna care what kind of health care they have when the thread has no relations as to anything health care related.  Who gives a fuck about what health care they have when Russia is breathing all over the country from the seats of tanks, thats what im going on about.......Crimea is being take over by russians and now they move to grab more of Ukraine, "hey what kind of health care you Ukrainians have?"

This thread has encompassed pretty much every historical or contextual aspect of the current Crimean crisis.  It's important to find every piece of the puzzle before you put the picture together.  Don't you want to know why these events happen? 

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im free health care is a shame anyways, its never free, the time it takes you to actually get something done because it was free and you had to wait in some bullshit time cost you either your life or an astronomical amount of time.

Go back to work flipping burgers and freedom fries you ignorant fuck.  When you compare the United States to other nations using public health systems you'll find that in terms of level of care they're approximately the same with nations like the UK, France, and Japan doing slightly better.  When it comes to per capita spending the US is far more expensive.  The lack of accessible or affordable healthcare in the United States has lead to nearly half of the nation being uncovered or uninsured.  That's not an opinion.  That's a fact.  I'll freely admit that the US has some of the finest doctors and medical institutions in the world.  But I don't agree with your arrogant and baseless remarks.

This private vs. public healthcare argument wasn't my intention when I brought up the topic of Russian and Ukrainian healthcare.  When you're trying to understand why two nations are on the brink of war you want to study every possible cause for conflict.  It also explains what motivates two opposing peoples to violence or revolution (totally unrelated to this thread, right?).  By asking that question my suspicions regarding Russian medicine were confirmed.  You're the one who decided to ejaculate freedoms all over the subject.  Thanks for that.

[Kafein]

Her approach is a bit more modern, 80s style. While Russians are trying to justify their actions explaining to the common folks (idiots) how this is a fight between eternal enemies, chocolate chip cookies and communists, Palin is exchanging those with terms more suited for an average American. Good guys vs bad guys. Like in movies with Arnie

One century apart, one stuck in 1880 the other in 1980, yeah. From that perspective I guess Palin is not that bad.

[Xant]

Palin said in 2008 that Russia would invade Ukraine if nothing was done about it invading Georgia. Diss all you want, she saw it all comin'

[Leshma]

So you want nukes to fly?

[Xant]

An impressive non sequitur. Neither Palin, nor I, have said that nukes should fly.

[Segd]

Palin is exchanging those with terms more suited for an average American. Good guys vs bad guys. Like in movies with Arnie

Whom did you call bad!?
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[AntiBlitz]

This thread has encompassed pretty much every historical or contextual aspect of the current Crimean crisis.  It's important to find every piece of the puzzle before you put the picture together.  Don't you want to know why these events happen? 

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Go back to work flipping burgers and freedom fries you ignorant fuck.  When you compare the United States to other nations using public health systems you'll find that in terms of level of care they're approximately the same with nations like the UK, France, and Japan doing slightly better.  When it comes to per capita spending the US is far more expensive.  The lack of accessible or affordable healthcare in the United States has lead to nearly half of the nation being uncovered or uninsured.  That's not an opinion.  That's a fact.  I'll freely admit that the US has some of the finest doctors and medical institutions in the world.  But I don't agree with your arrogant and baseless remarks.

This private vs. public healthcare argument wasn't my intention when I brought up the topic of Russian and Ukrainian healthcare.  When you're trying to understand why two nations are on the brink of war you want to study every possible cause for conflict.  It also explains what motivates two opposing peoples to violence or revolution (totally unrelated to this thread, right?).  By asking that question my suspicions regarding Russian medicine were confirmed.  You're the one who decided to ejaculate freedoms all over the subject.  Thanks for that.

right, talking about chocolate chip cookie's because fascism was used in propaganda, okay makes sense, russians living in Ukraine because of old soviet bloc, okay makes sense, bringing the topic of health care issues being a reason as to why russia invaded a country.....

news to me, wasnt aware the Crimean crisis involved healthcare, must be more Russian propaganda, but hey what do i know, im some dumb fuck who flips burgers lol, because that explains my education level.....this is why you're a dumb ignorant cunt in game and on the forums.  At no point was healthcare an issue, you merely made an objective question to put a reason on why there is a problem in Ukraine, of which healthcare was never the reason.  The thought of even putting the issue of healthcare on the table just further dilutes the thread.

[Tagora]

right, talking about chocolate chip cookie's because fascism was used in propaganda, okay makes sense, russians living in Ukraine because of old soviet bloc, okay makes sense, bringing the topic of health care issues being a reason as to why russia invaded a country.....

news to me, wasnt aware the Crimean crisis involved healthcare, must be more Russian propaganda, but hey what do i know, im some dumb fuck who flips burgers lol, because that explains my education level.....this is why you're a dumb ignorant cunt in game and on the forums.  At no point was healthcare an issue, you merely made an objective question to put a reason on why there is a problem in Ukraine, of which healthcare was never the reason.  The thought of even putting the issue of healthcare on the table just further dilutes the thread.

There wasn't anything in Russian propaganda (that I'm aware of) that compared their healthcare to Ukraine's.  It was a personal request I had for the Ukrainians (& Russians) in this thread because the wiki on the subject wasn't good.  I wanted to know what either side thought about it because things like this are important in judging the standard of living.  That's how you compare nations.  It was a small request that you have blown out of proportion.

[Oberyn]

Sadly, Palin is absolutely right. Only countries that have nuclear weapons can stand up to another country with nuclear weapons. You know, MAD, the entire idea behind the entire Cold War. She never said to use them, but I understand why people are willing to misinterpret it in the most retarded manner, because frankly she is really retarded most of the time. Broken clock, twice a day, etc. If you shotgun enough bullshit in a wide spread you're bound to land some hits. You can bet your fucking ass Russia would never have done this shit if Ukraine still had nuclear weapons.
Anyways, the annexation will probably keep going apace, with western leaders congratulating themselves on avoiding escalation of the conflict by throwing Ukraine to the wolves and letting it get dismembered. I can't wait for the "Peace in our time" speech from Obama and the rest of the balless pushovers in the EU. Hopefully it'll be on April first just so people aren't sure if he's really fucking around or not.

[Xant]

Sadly, Palin is absolutely right. Only countries that have nuclear weapons can stand up to another country with nuclear weapons. You know, MAD, the entire idea behind the entire Cold War. She never said to use them

Indeed, and understanding this isn't too difficult when you can read. If, and only if, Russia had used nukes against Ukraine could her statement be understood as "we should nuke Russia." But since Russia has not used any nukes, obviously saying "to stand up against a bad guy (Russia) with nukes, you need a good guy (USA) with nukes" isn't meant as "let's nuke everything."

Of course, the referenced article (http://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/sarah-palins-advice-to-barack-obama-stop-putin-with-nukes/story-fnh81jut-1226849448434) has an absolutely atrocious headline. Journalism at its worst. "Sarah Palin’s advice to Barack Obama: ‘Stop Putin with nukes’". That isn't what Palin said at all, and gives someone who just glances at the headline a completely different idea of what was said.

[AntiBlitz]

There wasn't anything in Russian propaganda (that I'm aware of) that compared their healthcare to Ukraine's.  It was a personal request I had for the Ukrainians (& Russians) in this thread because the wiki on the subject wasn't good.  I wanted to know what either side thought about it because things like this are important in judging the standard of living.  That's how you compare nations.  It was a small request that you have blown out of proportion.

thats called sarcasm, as was the majority of my posts, even nearly the original one.