St.Davis
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This is so tiresome.
Somebody sell me on why military invasion of yurop would even be worthwhile.
You'd be able to get Coca-Cola again.

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This is so tiresome.
Somebody sell me on why military invasion of yurop would even be worthwhile.
You just keep spouting the same dumb takes.What? What opposing forces are these, exactly? The police?
In the 1940s we had ... firm ideas ... on what to do with people who collaborated with invaders. Just because I don't like what our government has done with the country doesn't mean I would live under a military occupation by a foreign power, and as a fellow Bong I would have no compunctions about giving you the full Mussolini treatment myself. Death to traitors.The whole "Russians just invading anyway" - the idea that the UK government would, after spending my entire life trying to dilute my voting power and a year-on-year decrease in my quality of life - expect me to defend Rishi Sunak from being killed by Russians.
The FSB has been merrily murdering, and attempting to murder, both Russian dissidents and innocent passers-by on our own streets for decades.A dozen guys could easily enough move around with fake passports or just sneaking in with the migrant hordes. Same for the CIA sending people into Russia to bomb random cars and generally annoy/frighten the population. Once again, D.C. was shut down for weeks by two guys with a shitty car and single rifle. A few teams of trained soldiers should be able to do better than that in major cities all over Europe, you'd think.
Parallel import.You'd be able to get Coca-Cola again.![]()
Oh, the goal was to reduce the "time to attack" to zero, so that America would not be able to launch a counterattack. Force a surrender by, essentially, forcing the local governments to denounce the American forces entry. Prevent Americans from landing in Europe and simply force them to leave, like they had to leave Kabul.Not once in the past five pages has ANYONE provided a clear and logical benefit to Putin doing this thread derailing train plan. Not even a moment discussing what the long term benefits are, because there aren't any. This would be a strategy that Ukraine would do to make some sort of superficial "win" that solely serves to kill soldiers, not a strategy that Russia would do for the long-term benefits of its people.
While there has been a lot of discussion how they could, there's not a lot of discussion why. Russia could maybe give their soldiers uniforms in bright yellow colors and smuggle them across the border in clown cars, but there is not a single logical benefit to doing do and an extremely high chance of failure and death of the soldiers.
Again, could they be scrambled or would the state simply say "You know what, I will die and thousands of our soldiers will die. Let's look at Russia's demands, first" - and given that those demands could actually be kinda reasonable, then it becomes negotiation.You just keep spouting the same dumb takes.
Going by the numbers, none of the nations above could be occupied by a mere token force.
Except Iceland, perhaps, but I feel like the few hundred guys on trains may find it difficult to get to Iceland...
I agree, but I mean, the Prime Minister is literally a random Indian bloke and you've not given anyone the Mussolini treatment yet.Death to traitors.
If your brilliant master plan hinges on the enemies being complete pushovers, why bother sending troops in the first place?Again, could they be scrambled or would the state simply say "You know what, I will die and thousands of our soldiers will die. Let's look at Russia's demands, first" - and given that those demands could actually be kinda reasonable, then it becomes negotiation.
Nah, too small - local police would be able to stop it.If your brilliant master plan hinges on the enemies being complete pushovers, why bother sending troops in the first place?
Taking your "logic" to its conclusion, why not send one guy with a Makarov pistol and a strongly worded letter?
Again, why? Europe is not Afghanistan or Kabul. America would simply send in it's army anyways because Russia's forces are spread too thinly and being rapidly picked off by the locals. And even if America didn't send it's army, Russia is physically incapable of holding those capitals for longer then maybe a free weeks, leading to retaliation a that last for decades.Oh, the goal was to reduce the "time to attack" to zero, so that America would not be able to launch a counterattack. Force a surrender by, essentially, forcing the local governments to denounce the American forces entry. Prevent Americans from landing in Europe and simply force them to leave, like they had to leave Kabul.
It would remove America as a continental threat to them, but not necessarily require a conflict - it's aimed to "persuade" the local government to reject America. Similar to Kabul, actually - where the Taliban just walked in, and the local Afghans stepped aside and just... let them, because they were too high and were absolutely not going to gun down fellow Afghans on behalf of Americans who abandoned them
Rapidly picked off? By which locals? If the Russians are heavily armed, and if there is the threat of reinforcements coming - who in God's name is going to open fire on them?Again, why? Europe is not Afghanistan or Kabul. America would simply send in it's army anyways because Russia's forces are spread too thinly and being rapidly picked off by the locals. And even if America didn't send it's army, Russia is physically incapable of holding those capitals for longer then maybe a free weeks, leading to retaliation a that last for decades.
Your lines of thinking are more appropriate on the Ukraine thread. Maybe the Containment thread.
While I appreciate your contempt for your government, it clearly clouds your judgment if you think the autism-train plan would work.I agree, but I mean, the Prime Minister is literally a random Indian bloke and you've not given anyone the Mussolini treatment yet.
Our state is currently occupied by Quislings, who have betrayed us time and time again for the slightest monetary gain
Using incel-lingo when discussing geopolitics also doesn't bode well...That's when their nature comes out - they are submissive and breedable,
Europe's politicians may be whores, but they're atlanticist whores.If Russia stated outright to the citizens and to the government, "We are here to stop the Americans from invading Europe. This is a preemptive strike against those bases" - I can see the Europeans as saying "Ah, go on then."
Referring to European countries as submissive and breedable is a perfectly rational thing to do, given their policies.Using incel-lingo when discussing geopolitics also doesn't bode well...
Rocking the boat, in this case, would be resisting.Europe's politicians may be whores, but they're atlanticist whores.
And the peasants are still far too comfy to risk rocking the boat.
LOLOLOL!!Again, why? Europe is not Afghanistan or Kabul. America would simply send in its army anyways because Russia's forces are spread too thinly and being rapidly picked off by the locals.
Great, where are they, exactly, and who would be doing that?@Useful_Mistake please for the love of god get this autistic train discussion from this thread, it has nothing to do with war
To anyone else - you are trying to argue with someone who doesnt understand a concept of either of those
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