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  • 4205raymond
    Mr. Perfect: 30495418778907/comments/30495360129051

    So long as the people advocating that we get involved are willing to personally go and fight or have their sons do so, I am fine with their shouts to get involved.

    Randy, I would be willing to personally go but I don't think I could come up with enough firepower in my Garand with its en bloc clip. To make matters worse, my new NY State Drivers License says Veteran but it won't get me on a plane. And then there is the matter of a Passport. And then there is this little problem, I never got the damn vaccine shots or the booster.----------------------------Ray

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  • 4205raymond
    bundy: 30495418778907/comments/30495420704795

    The clowns running our government now can't even defend our own border, getting involved with another countries war isn't our problem but if you want to fly over there yourself and fight then knock yourself out.

    Make no mistake. If the world does not find a way to stop Putin, he will continue to be a real problem for the world. -----------------------Ray

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  • Smitty500mag

    I thought Sean Penn was going to take care of everything? He was over there this week but last report and pictures showed him abandoning his car and hightailing it out of the Ukraine on foot toward the Polish border. What a man!

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  • Brookwood
    Smitty500mag: 30495418778907/comments/30495361395611

    I thought Sean Penn was going to take care of everything? He was over there this week but last report and pictures showed him abandoning his car and hightailing it out of the Ukraine on foot toward the Polish border. What a man!

    Oh! For these elite celebrities, THE WORLD IS THEIR OYSTER! Us peons are just plain CRACKERS!

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  • pulsarnc

    As a student of history , I have learned that appeasement of tyrants and dictators never works / ends well . Anyone remember Poland in 1968 ? Afghanistan and Crimea ? Putin is not stupid or insane but cunning as a fox . History has shown him that he can do as he please with few repercussions . His goal is to remake the old soviets union ,by force, and restore himself to the old kgb good ole days of glory .He waited trumps administration out . Had trump been reelected he would have put this off for another 4 years .

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  • mohawk600
    pulsarnc: 30495418778907/comments/30495361468059

    As a student of history , I have learned that appeasement of tyrants and dictators never works / ends well . Anyone remember Poland in 1968 ? Afghanistan and Crimea ? Putin is not stupid or insane but cunning as a fox . History has shown him that he can do as he please with few repercussions . His goal is to remake the old soviets union ,by force, and restore himself to the old kgb good ole days of glory .He waited trumps administration out . Had trump been reelected he would have put this off for another 4 years .

    Trump is getting nailed right now for having said that Putin is a smart guy..........i.e. cunning like a fox.

    I hate liberals

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  • Brookwood

    I just read where Trump said we should paint Chinese Insignia on all of our war planes and bomb the crap out of Russia. 😂


    He really is a genius!!

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  • 4205raymond

    I am sure Sleepy Joe's chaotic exit from Kabul was a big factor on Putin's timing of the invasion of Ukraine. In his demented mind he probably sees the USA as a Paper Tiger.

    We could use those weapons of war now to help the Ukrainians one would think. By the time they get pilots in the cockpits of those Migs from Poland the carnage will be ten times worse.

    Hard to believe but I have seen some reports and video of our prior service guys flying into Poland to fight side by side with Ukrainian Army. I guess we will have a few boots on the ground. Hard to turn your back on a country that has such a thirst for FREEDOM.--------Ray

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  • jimdeere

    In a straight up conventional war with Russia, the U.S. would kick their butts in 6 weeks.

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  • bpost

    NO US boots on the ground! This is a European problem, let European troops die. America has shed enough of its son's blood in Europe bailing them out. We can send bombs and bullets but forget troops. If Europe can't handle the issues in Europe what good are they? Europe is a Socialist/Progressive nightmare funding their defense out of our American pockets. Maybe they will start getting serious about their defense and stop giving everyone 12 weeks vacations and 30 hour work weeks.

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  • mohawk600
    bpost: 30495418778907/comments/30495339591451

    NO US boots on the ground! This is a European problem, let European troops die. America has shed enough of its son's blood in Europe bailing them out. We can send bombs and bullets but forget troops. If Europe can't handle the issues in Europe what good are they? Europe is a Socialist/Progressive nightmare funding their defense out of our American pockets. Maybe they will start getting serious about their defense and stop giving everyone 12 weeks vacations and 30 hour work weeks.

    I think that there will be un official US boots on the ground. Some young vets longing for a righteous cause will be going on their own to join the International Brigade as volunteers to kick some commie a&s.

    I've already seen reports of vets flying over with body armor and optics to join in.

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  • 4205raymond

    I think Putin probably knows that in a conventional war the USA would kick his butt. Sleepy Joe and his handlers are always crying we don't want to get in a war with a Nuclear Power. If all nations take this attitude and they do, it is like a stamp of approval for Putin to go ahead and do what he wants to do. I guess I am trying to say "Do you want to die on your feet or spend the rest of your life on your knees" I think the citizens of Ukraine have shown they do not want to spend the rest of their lives on their knees. So give them the arms, ammo and planes to defend themselves and perhaps the European countries will put some "Boots on the Ground" If all else fails then I think we should consider sending in our troops. Helping others has been our cross to bear for a very long time. I am afraid the Ukrainians will be annihilated before we reach the point of sending our troops. I hope I am wrong.----------Ray

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  • Smitty500mag

    History repeats it's self over and over again. We're always trying to stay out of European wars but it never happens.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeQUl7F5G4Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11I4q9E_qM0


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  • Frogdog

    Most theories of international relations agree that states generally act in their own national interests. At present, it is not in our national interest to intervene directly, and it likely never will be due to the risk vs gain calculus. We will stand by and cheer Ukraine on and hope for the best, throw a few sanctions, and that is about it.

    Shifting to Taiwan, ask yourself if it would be in our national interest to go to war with China over Taiwan. You’ll probably agree that one is a no as well. As such, don’t expect to see us rushing to the rescue when the hammer drops over there either.

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  • Smitty500mag
    Frogdog: 30495418778907/comments/30495361748379

    Most theories of international relations agree that states generally act in their own national interests. At present, it is not in our national interest to intervene directly, and it likely never will be due to the risk vs gain calculus. We will stand by and cheer Ukraine on and hope for the best, throw a few sanctions, and that is about it.

    Shifting to Taiwan, ask yourself if it would be in our national interest to go to war with China over Taiwan. You’ll probably agree that one is a no as well. As such, don’t expect to see us rushing to the rescue when the hammer drops over there either.

    When Russia fires a few missiles at the UK we'll be there and it's likely to happen since their bushy headed prime minster is poking the bear.

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  • mike55
    Frogdog: 30495418778907/comments/30495361748379

    Most theories of international relations agree that states generally act in their own national interests. At present, it is not in our national interest to intervene directly, and it likely never will be due to the risk vs gain calculus. We will stand by and cheer Ukraine on and hope for the best, throw a few sanctions, and that is about it.

    Shifting to Taiwan, ask yourself if it would be in our national interest to go to war with China over Taiwan. You’ll probably agree that one is a no as well. As such, don’t expect to see us rushing to the rescue when the hammer drops over there either.

    Taiwan is a little different! If China invades(bombs) Taiwan, then we will immediately be in a war! We have hundreds/thousands of US troops stationed in Taiwan. That WOULD be a direct threat on the USA. I hope it never happens, but with sleepy Joe in charge anything is possible.

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  • Mr. Perfect
    4205raymond: 30495418778907/comments/30495391423259

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11328641#Comment_11328641

    Randy, I would be willing to personally go but I don't think I could come up with enough firepower in my Garand with its en bloc clip. To make matters worse, my new NY State Drivers License says Veteran but it won't get me on a plane. And then there is the matter of a Passport. And then there is this little problem, I never got the damn vaccine shots or the booster.----------------------------Ray

    As long as you're willing to go fight, I have exactly zero truck with you advocating for involvement.

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  • 4205raymond
    Mr. Perfect: 30495418778907/comments/30495361828635

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11329368#Comment_11329368

    As long as you're willing to go fight, I have exactly zero truck with you advocating for involvement.

    Understood, If only the pond were a little smaller and I could walk on water. 😀 ------------------Ray

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  • 4205raymond

    Zelensky today to British Parliment. " We will not give up. We will not lose. We will fight on the land, the sea , in our forest and our streets"

    Watched a Ukrainian man who had lost his wife and whole family from shelling picking up rubble with tears in his eyes.------------------------Ray

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  • thunderbolt

    I do not want Joe Biden throwing away American lives in Ukraine.

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  • waltermoe

    I agree, it’s their war OVER THERE right now. No one likes to here about war and what it causes in human tragedy. But there always seems to be somebody fighting somebody in Europe, been that way for century’s .

    Supply them with weapons and aid I agree with.

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  • 4205raymond

    Imagine you woke up this morning old, cold, sick, no food and your car has been reduced to scrap metal by a Russian bomb. Your only source of water is the snow that came off the roof. There is no one to help you because many of your friends and relatives have been slaughtered by Russian bombs and tanks/artillery. You were too weak to say goodbye as they were buried in a mass grave.

    It is ironic that thousands of the Ukrainian refugees have crossed into Poland and received temporary food and shelter, the same country that Hitler stormed into in 38/39? We sat on the side and waited and watched while Hitler killed millions. Finally, we made him pay for his evil doings.-----------------------------------Ray

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  • waltermoe

    The war started September 1 1939.

    Did you watch VP Harris on tv when she was in Poland talking about the refugees, went into one of her uncontrollable laughing sessions again. Disgusting.

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  • Don McManus
    4205raymond: 30495418778907/comments/30495421630747

    Imagine you woke up this morning old, cold, sick, no food and your car has been reduced to scrap metal by a Russian bomb. Your only source of water is the snow that came off the roof. There is no one to help you because many of your friends and relatives have been slaughtered by Russian bombs and tanks/artillery. You were too weak to say goodbye as they were buried in a mass grave.

    It is ironic that thousands of the Ukrainian refugees have crossed into Poland and received temporary food and shelter, the same country that Hitler stormed into in 38/39? We sat on the side and waited and watched while Hitler killed millions. Finally, we made him pay for his evil doings.-----------------------------------Ray

    Let us not forget that The Soviet Union invaded Poland from the east as Germany invaded from the west. The Kremlin has been a criminal enterprise for generations.

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  • Smitty500mag
    4205raymond: 30495418778907/comments/30495346488347

    Zelensky today to British Parliment. " We will not give up. We will not lose. We will fight on the land, the sea , in our forest and our streets"

    Watched a Ukrainian man who had lost his wife and whole family from shelling picking up rubble with tears in his eyes.------------------------Ray


    Yep he borrowed Churchill's old speech.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_LncVnecLA


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  • 4205raymond

    Smitty, "If the shoe fits wear it"---------------------Ray

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  • 4205raymond
    Don McManus: 30495418778907/comments/30495378602779

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11330426#Comment_11330426

    Let us not forget that The Soviet Union invaded Poland from the east as Germany invaded from the west. The Kremlin has been a criminal enterprise for generations.

    Thanks for mentioning that fact. Sounds like a whole lot of squeezing going on there. World History is not my Forte'. '37 Winchesters, now that's another matter.------------Ray

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  • mark christian

    During the Battle of Britain when Germany inexplicably switched from bombing military targets and airfields to civilian population centers, British morale didn't crack, in fact it strengthened their resolve to fight on. Putin must know this, or at least the people around him do.

    I think Putin has become Hitler in that he's surrounded himself with yes-men who are afraid to tell him anything but what he wants to hear.

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  • mohawk600

    I am ready for all out WW III...........let them start throwing nukes around. Quit it with the kid stuff. Putin needs to be put in the ground. Xi needs to be put in the ground.

    We need energy independence and $1.75 gas again...........with full shelves at the grocery store.

    Oh yeah...........Biden and Harris need to be put #$ the #$*$nd also.

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  • Smitty500mag

    I think people tend to forget how easy an all out world war can start and how devastating they are. It's easy to sit back and say it's time we get it on. Once it starts there's no turning back.

    People at the start of WWI hadn't seen war in Europe in so many years they forgot and they thought it was going to be wonderful to go off to war like they had read about the hero's in earlier times in their history books. They left in train loads of cheering and waving soldiers with loved ones waving back and cheering their brave sons on. All sides thinking they would go to war and come back as the glorious heroes and winners by Christmas. Little did they know.

    Trouble had been boiling for years in that part of the world but it only took the assassination of one prince and his wife to kick start WWI and to set the world on fire. Simply amazing how little it took.


    The total number of military and civilian casualties in World War I, was around 40 million. There were 20 million deaths and 21 million wounded. The total number of deaths includes 9.7 million military personnel and about 10 million civilians.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I_casualties


    WWII was even worse.

    In WWII an estimated total of 70–85 million people perished, or about 3% of the 2.3 billion (est.) people on Earth in 1940. Deaths directly caused by the war (including military and civilian fatalities) are estimated at 50–56 million, with an additional estimated 19–28 million deaths from war-related disease and famine.

    World War II casualties - Wikipedia
    World War II was the deadliest military conflict in history. An estimated total of 70–85 million people perished, or about 3% of the 2.3 billion (est.) people on Earth in 1940.[1] Deaths directly caused by the war (including military and civilian fatalities) are estimated at 50–56 million, with an additional estimated 19–28 million deaths from war-related disease and famine.


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