[pydry]

>yours always puzzles me. How do the folks in your bubble justify a full-scale war against Ukraine?

With stuff like the tacitly endorsed odessa trade unions massacre which our bubble ignores or downplays.

It puzzles me that you find it puzzling. How hard was it to talk Americans into waging a war of aggression on Iraq or Afghanistan?

[hdjjhhvvhga]

First, most people in the West were very much against the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Especially before the Iraq war, we had the largest anti-war protests in modern Europe:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_against_the_Iraq_War

Not hundreds of thousands but millions went on the streets in major European streets. The invasion on Iraq was as bad as invasion on Ukraine, and it doesn't matter that Saddam was a cruel dictator killing his own people. There is absolutely no justification for that.

And history shows we were right: starting a war in Middle East doesn't bring peace but only more wars, and sometimes even evil we hadn't imagined like the ISIS. And I'm happy Americans finally left both countries, and they finally learned the hard lesson that this kind of aggression has only negative consequences.

[pydry]

I was one of those protestors.

I was just pointing out that if you know somebody who was pro invading Afghanistan (which in 2001 was like, 90%, so most people do) or Iraq you know somebody who would probably be pro-Ukraine war were they born Russian. It shouldnt be a mystery.