Russia and Ukraine

[The Architect Of Fate]

Not sure if this has been posted yet. But a mass grave in Bucha has been uncovered containing possibly 280-300 corpses 

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/4/2/...kyiv-mayor

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3. FYI funny how I'm neither an adult nor knowledgeable but Thump a guy you say is knowledgable pretty much agrees with me on Imperialism and Sovereignty and has pretty much echoed my points earlier in this thread 

The difference is that I'm not injecting my opinions on capitalism, imperialism, communism, or any other -ism, because people are actually dying. Fighting and dying, as we sit here at our keyboards spouting opinions.

If you'd like to start a thread about imperialism I'll be happy to contribute, as I do have opinions about that topic. I just don't think that, as much as it may have influenced the lead-up to this shitshow, that it is the real story here.

People are fighting, dying, and being murdered. I think we all understand that power-politics is underneath it all, and I think we all agree the common folk dying over power-politics is a shit-sandwich for anyone involved. I think that in this story, the people involved are just as important if not more so. 4 million refugees. What should we be doing about that? Further Russian aggression -- what should we be doing about that? That's what I think matters right now.

Whether unipolarism, bipolarism, or multipolarism is a better global system is not, I think, useful to the discussion about the war at hand, and how to contain it so that it doesn't expand.

But that's just me and my lil ole opinion

I understand and i respect your opinion