| Kasz216 said: The US is a major part of the international community. We still invaded Iraq. Peace with Russia = giving them control over their old USSR sphere of influence. I'm not sure if you noticed... but we actually tried bringing them into the international community before... and it was working fine... back when they were a democracy. However the governments they are fucking with actually have freer elections then Russia itself now. Georgia ishappening because Georgia's president is anti-russian and they're usual "pro-russian" cronies didn't get voted in. I say happening because stuff is actually still going on. Russia is getting the ossetians to start breaking the treaty and attacking again. You name a country in the area and they've got their hands in their elections. I mean... why isn't the Ukraine in the EU? Turkey has a clear path but the Ukraine doesn't? Even though the Ukraine fits much better? Because the EU is afraid it will provoke Russia. Poland and Chexs really should be fine....
But Ukraine, Georgia, Molodva, Armenia... countries like that are currently screwed... and by currently i mean Russia is actually activly effecting the way those countries run... in a way that western countries bascially couldn't get away with. |
You're ignoring one obvious fact, the USA was not the only country to invade Iraq... Not by a long shot. The international community invaded Iraq because as a whole it said they were producing weapons of mass destruction and demanded action.
I'm going to appeal to your libertarian side. Pushing them away is like the war on drugs, you're just making the problem go deeper underground. If you legalised drugs you would grow a closer relationship with the producers and therefore be able to monitor the industry easier. With Russia pushing them away will just make their "dirty" politics just go underground, however bringing them closer will make their politics easier to monitor. Ipso facto, being able to oversee their influence on neighbouring countries much clearer.
And giving peace would no
