Also, if anyone wants to add me on Discord then PM me for my ID.

Maybe I'll regret this but at least you can count on a lot of right-wing parties in Europe to not bend over backwards to Russia unlike the Republicans of today. It's quite a stark difference between the Conservative Party in the UK, one of Ukraine's strongest supporters, versus Trump. Italy's Meloni, is considered pretty damn right wing but still supports Ukraine. Poland's PiS is considered right-wing but were very strong supporters of Ukraine. Even outside of Europe, Japan is pretty Conservative but also supports Ukraine. ANO in Czech Republic is Centre-Right. I believe Latvia and Lithuania are Conservative too. Even fucking Erdogan supports Ukraine quite a bit and he's a piece of shit.

There's exceptions like Hungary but for the most part support for Ukraine has been a bipartisan issue, of course there's also the threat of AfD in Germany and National Rally in France as well who are pretty damn pro-Russian right wing parties but it's unlikely they achieve enough power to govern on their own and entering into a coalition without supporting Ukraine is a dealbreaker for most. I believe we seen this recently with Netherlands, Geert Wilders is pro-Russian but couldn't form a government with right-wing parties without making concessions and one of those has been on Ukraine.

But America...Yeah.

Republicans are that far fucking gone that I'm defending the Tories!!!

Thinking about creating a Discord for the Ukraine/Russia war but might be better to just use the VGC Discord.

why not just use the thread here? would Discord have any advantages?

It's fine but I'm probably leaving, Lol.

dude, join Reddit...... you'll get to discuss every kind of subject that you are interested in.  

America's education post-WWII was to gin up anti-Communist sentiment, and that morphed into labeling anything that people didn't like as Communist or as Soviet sympathizers. Dalton Trumbo even went to prison for almost a year because Ronald Reagan (who was then the president of the Screen Actors Guild) and Hedda Hopper (the Joe Rogan of her time) had a vendetta against him and put him in the crosshairs of the House Un-American Activities Committee. Our support for Ngo Dinh Diem, Shah Reza Pahlavi, Fulgencio Batista, Agustin Pinochet, Ferdinand Marcos Sr, (his son got elected president of the Philippines two years ago)  and the House of Saud was couched in our drive to "contain" communism. Chiang Kai-Shek actually carried out a pogrom against the Chinese people using weapons supplied by the West, and ruled Taiwan as a dictatorship for decades. B.J. Vorster and P.W. Botha even tried to garner support from the United States (and the Thatcher-era U.K.) by labeling Nelson Mandela as a communist sympathizer.  The civil rights movement in the U.S. was smeared as a communist movement by Southern segregationists. Edwin Walker called the civil rights movement a communist movement when he was running for governor of Texas, and a year later he and the John Birch Society ran ads depicting a poster of JFK being wanted for treason. Kennedy was assassinated in November of that year. 

Fun fact: Senator Joseph McCarthy was a drug addict who got his opioids from rogue DEA agents. 

Even when I was going to school in the 1980s, there was still anti-left propaganda being heavily pushed into schools. Every year, we'd take a field trip to an attraction called Enterprise Square USA, which was a shrine to Reaganism hosted by a Christian university. 

Thing is, South Korea is producing it's military equipment themselves now, with little input from the US. In fact, what they got in terms of American equipment is either very old and mothballed (like M48 Patton Tanks and M113 APC) or produced locally under license - and even those are slowly getting replaced by local designs. They also have several designs that are getting replaced, so there certainly is some stuff they could send to Ukraine, especially Artillery and K1 tanks, but also Man-portable weapons and wheeled APC plus tons of unarmored trucks and 4x4. And several Russian equipment units which was used as a way to repay soviet debt.

As such, there's very little Trump could do to stop them from sending stuff to Ukraine. And economic sanctions that would be returned in kind would certainly hurt the US more than it would hurt Korea.

Depends on the party and thr leader. Garage and Reform would back Russia. And the Tories are moving further right so their position can't be guaranteed. I still suspect Farage will attempt a reverse takeover of the Tories before the next GE.