Something is over flying over Ukraine

If only they really didnt have them... i would love for us to mount an offensive against Russia right now.
Fuck my dick is so hard, im gonna go play some Supreme Ruler

>won't China just dump plastic AKs on them like we're dumping weapons on Ukraine
No, sanctions.
China can't uncouple from the western economy and the west has shown that it's prepared to endure some short-term pain to do so.
Also, it's in the west's long-term interests to uncouple from China the same way they just did from Russia and everybody knows this. China can't afford to give them a reason to accelerate that process.

>I can genuinely see the retarded half-monkey manlet deploying low yield nukes unless he gets assassinated
If he nukes, he'll be assassinated then. Either by his own people, or by western low yield nukes. Or more likely by a swarm of cruise missiles.
It's been leaked repeatedly that the west has communicated that they know his movements and will target him personally in the event of nuclear detonation.

Makes sense. I hope there's some escalation soon, it's been pretty boring since the first few days.

https://i.imgur.com/cNp2zDG.png

>Low standards kek
From the perspective of the ukies, they get to avoid getting genocided and/or living as russians for the rest of their lives (which might arguably be even worse).

From the perspective of the west Russia will have massively crippled itself for generations for absolutely no gain and at a trivial cost to the west.

That's not a win. The only one winning here is the US of A, the rest of the west is suffering.

>the rest of the west is suffering.
Russia wants to rape its neighbor so the west stops buying their cheap oil.
Russia then take territory calls it theirs and rounds up the kids and sends them deep into Russia.
>West sends in there old shit from the 1990s and Russia fronts collapse
Russia forces conscription and those poor bastards into another country to die.

The whole world is watching as seeing if the old rules of the past still work.
>can countries eat their neighbor?
>Can they force their population into a war of conquest that will not improve their slave lives one bit
>will other countries let it happen and pretend that they are immune to the ramifications.

We will see if the higher tech lower volume beats the low tech hoards.

>The only one winning here is the US of A, the rest of the west is suffering
Everybody is winning, in different ways.

Ukraine is paying a high price for what they're getting but the national identity, the cementing of western ties and fast track into the western alliances and most of all, guaranteed security from Russia, are worth paying for.

Europe finally gets off Russia's energy dick and can now tell Russia to fuck off to their face, the EU has developed a few, limited, teeth and NATO has become a much more serious organisation.

The Baltics will be more unified and secure and significantly increase their military alliances.

Everyone who's dealing with Russian threats, incursions or lost pieces of themselves to Russia stands a good chance of getting those pieces back and being able to stand up to and repel Russia in the future.

For the Asian-Pacific nations, China's biggest ally is being dismantled and expansionist empire building is being demonstrated to be an utterly doomed doctrine tantamount to national suicide.

Even countries as far from Russia as Australia or Japan are profiting from this by China's new insecurity about conflict.
Taiwan has so much better economic and military ties and security allies than it did a year ago, everybody has grown gonads about standing up to China's bluster.

>Low standards kek
From the perspective of the ukies, they get to avoid getting genocided and/or living as russians for the rest of their lives (which might arguably be even worse).

From the perspective of the west Russia will have massively crippled itself for generations for absolutely no gain and at a trivial cost to the west.