Thoughts?

[N. Garcia]

lmao

[A. Cannon 1st MRB]

Not sure what there is to think? The Putin regime murdered thousands of civilians within Ukraine its documented very well. 
 

Not including the human rights abuse within Russian and the civil war in Russia. 
 

[Scinta]

whos gonna enfore that warrant? think about it

[A. Cannon 1st MRB]

6 hours ago, Scinta 1st MRB said:

whos gonna enfore that warrant? think about it

I did think about it. It might stop countries helping a dictatorship that’s accused in crimes against humanity. It might prompt a regime change within Russia and Putin could be a bargaining chip into removing sanctions. 
 

It hinder Russia diplomatic mission in the world especially in Africa and South America. 
 

Not saying seal team 6 is going in to arrest Putin obviously it’s not going to happen overnight. 
 

Heres some of the court cases and why the international court is important. 
 

https://www.icc-cpi.int/cases?cases_fulltext=&field_defendant_t=All&page=1

[Scinta]

if you notice something about that court case listing most of those dictators/warlords pass away from old age because the court cases take forever to go through the evidence, it's a noble cause but it just seems like it's not actually accomplishing anything.

[A. Cannon 1st MRB]

42 minutes ago, Scinta 1st MRB said:

if you notice something about that court case listing most of those dictators/warlords pass away from old age because the court cases take forever to go through the evidence, it's a noble cause but it just seems like it's not actually accomplishing anything.

 

Granted, It's not a fast process but they prosecuted Serb war lords and Rwandan genocide leaders. It's necessary for countries who don't have the tools and the means to prosecute. Putin controls Russia with an Iron grip like the Nazis did in Germany. I believe he will be prosecuted one day.

[Scinta]

I don't think so we never prosecuted Stalin for all the terrible things he did mainly because Putin and Stalin had nuclear arsenals.

[Scinta]

however, there are things that have been changed significantly because of not only this warrant but also the recent drone strike. now the us is going to deploy U-2s over Ukraine airspace to monitor Russian movements which is a further escalation of tensions. also Turkey is now agreeing completely to Finland and Sweden joining NATO. Some would say this is a good thing but I see it as an escalation when we should be negotiating peace.

[A. Cannon 1st MRB]

27 minutes ago, Scinta 1st MRB said:

however, there are things that have been changed significantly because of not only this warrant but also the recent drone strike. now the us is going to deploy U-2s over Ukraine airspace to monitor Russian movements which is a further escalation of tensions. also Turkey is now agreeing completely to Finland and Sweden joining NATO. Some would say this is a good thing but I see it as an escalation when we should be negotiating peace.

 

 

Every regime change in Russia started from the military... we'll see how long they want to keep getting killed in Ukraine with limited equipment. Ukraine won't negotiate peace with Putin in my opinion.

 

I'd rather see peace but with the current situation it's not possible.

[Scinta]

It is possible but the US loves making war money, we are slaves to the military industrial complex it's out of our hands what the people want at this point.

[A. Cannon 1st MRB]

2 hours ago, Scinta 1st MRB said:

It is possible but the US loves making war money, we are slaves to the military industrial complex it's out of our hands what the people want at this point.

Well, the US didn’t start the war. 

[Scinta]

US interests are completely embedded in this war so saying things like "we never saw this war coming" is a joke this started in 2014 https://news.yahoo.com/nato-considering-deployment-300-000-024600132.html

Edited March 19, 2023 by Scinta 1st MRB
big brain

[A. Cannon 1st MRB]

1 hour ago, Scinta 1st MRB said:

US interests are completely embedded in this war so saying things like "we never saw this war coming" is a joke this started in 2014 https://news.yahoo.com/nato-considering-deployment-300-000-024600132.html

After Russia illegal annexed Crimea. NATO only responded defensively