NP: On the Ukraine thread

[Mark Kohut]

I am not against giving Ukraine arms...They are for the Ukrainian Army. It
as a logical fallacy to say that
since, as in any Army, there are neo-Nazis.

I do not care where the quote about facts comes from. You did not have it
in quotes. So, those were as good as your words.



On Sun, Feb 13, 2022 at 12:26 PM Thomas Eckhardt <
huebschraeuber at protonmail.com> wrote:

> > TE: The "international war crime of invading a sovereign country"
> reminds me
> > of John Kerry:
> >
> > "You just don’t in the 21st century behave in 19th century fashion by
> > invading another country on completely trumped up pretext."
> >
> > It should also remind you of a simple true thing.
>
> Which thing?
> >
> > MK:
> >
> > I agree with almost nothing Trump did, most especially selling arms as
> > he did.
>
> I know what you think about Trump. Good to know that you are against
> providing arms to the Ukrainian army including neo-Nazi battalions. But
> isn't that what the present administration does?
>
> > Whatever the Rise Above Movement is, I am against it.
>
> I know. So am I.
>
> > I am with the new administration and bipartisan Congress on this,
>
> On what?
>
> > while
> > you will NEVER, it seems, see the present: " Though Congress passed
> > legislation this year forbidding military aid to
> > Azov on the grounds of its white supremacist ideology..." only in a
> > Democratic administration would this happen (although some Repubs do
> > vote against White Supremacy)
>
> What is the present? Has Congress forbidden to give military aid to the
> Azov battalion again? I would be positively surprised.
>
> > You just confessed to not even caring about the facts, reality:
>
> How so?
>
> > TE: "In
> > any case, the facts will be fixed around the
> > policy.
>
> Oh. You didn't recognize this as a quote? Look it up, check it out, I
> suggest. And pay attention to the paragraph in my comment preceding the
> quote.
>
>
>