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It’s a good startNot necessarily. Do you think the amount of land is the only sign of winning and losing?
It’s a good startNot necessarily. Do you think the amount of land is the only sign of winning and losing?
What you are saying is that land has nothing to do with winning or losing. Explain the following:Not necessarily. Do you think the amount of land is the only sign of winning and losing?
You’ll do well to get a straight answer.What you are saying is that land has nothing to do with winning or losing. Explain the following:
1. What constitutes a ukraine win
2. What constitutes a ukraine lose
3. What constitutes a russia win
4. What constitutes a russia lose
Going by his plumbing, I expect a bendy leaky answer.You’ll do well to get a straight answer.
You really don't need to put words in my mouth.What you are saying is that land has nothing to do with winning or losing
If land grabber Vlad gets nuked, he loses. Is that acceptable? You wipe russia out and you get to live, is that right?You really don't need to put words in my mouth.
Land isn't the be all and end all, I don't know why you are obsessed with it.
If Russia keep Crimea, amongst other places, but NATO wipe them out with a pre-emptive nuclear strike is that a win for Vlad? He would end up with more land?
Maybe, maybe not.If land grabber Vlad gets nuked, he loses
Maybe, maybe not.Is that acceptable?
Maybe, maybe not.You wipe russia out and you get to live, is that right?
Why is it far more complicated?My point being, it is far more complicated than more land=win.
This is the end, the end my friends.Why is it far more complicated?
You keep going over old ground. Have a break...Why is it far more complicated?
It was a great strategic move by Finland, yes.Do you accept having more land at the end is a lose?
What is a great strategic move by Finland?It was a great strategic move by Finland, yes.
Defeating the Ruskies and joining NATO.What is a great strategic move by Finland?