[Marazan]

Latvia and Estonia are members.

Finland is a member.

Lithuania is a member.

The sad reality is that your logic is just a twisted pretzel to support the position you wish to take which is you support Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

[dataflow]

Finland? Didn't Finland apply to join NATO in 2022, after the start of the war?

[Marazan]

Yes, and Russia did not invade them. Weird.

[4gotunameagain]

I do not support any invasion. This is why I do not support the US policy that caused this invasion. And countless others.

The US military industrial complex is a huge beast that needs an enemy to exist. There is so much money in the game.

[ben_w]

Which US policy do you think caused Russia to invade Ukraine?

Was it the one where the USA, along with the UK and Russia, all jointly signed an agreement to respect Ukraine's (and several other post-USSR nations') independence and sovereignty in their existing borders (as of 5 December 1994), including an obligation to seek immediate Security Council action to provide assistance to the signatory if they "should become a victim of an act of aggression or an object of a threat of aggression in which nuclear weapons are used", so that Ukraine would give up the nuclear weapons it had accidentally inherited from the USSR?

Put it another way: given your stance on the US mil-ind complex, do you think this war would stop if the USA completely vanished from the international scene?

Because the EU is right next door and also doesn't want Russia thinking it can do stuff like this.

[Marazan]

If Russia attacked Ukraine because it considered applying for NATO membership that would be years of not decades away why did Russia not attack any other country that actually started the process of joining NATO and did actually join.

The USA did not make Russia attack Ukraine.