@MarshaBradyo
I understand the frustration but does that mean they don’t really want it to happen but it feels like an outlet to type it?
I’m not being paranoid about Putin watching mn but I do t understand typing do something unless you really do want that outcome
I think it's more that they just don't really understand what the outcome could be because the press glorifies NATO forces and makes them appear invincible.
I've said this on a previous thread, but it's really noticeable that all those calling for NATO action refer to it as "do something" - it's all pretty euphemistic as to what they really mean - "do something" is so much more palatable than "send more men and women off to be shot at, blown up and have their mental health destroyed."
That's the reality. Even if it doesn't turn into nuclear war, NATO getting involved means more human suffering, more children losing a parent, more parents losing a child, more buildings blown up, more lives damaged. NATO is not some invincible, automated force. It's people. Just people. Highly trained, well-equipped people, but people all the same. Not to mention the escalation and widening of the conflict that would undoubtedly happen. I really, firmly believe that people shouldn't call for it unless they'd be willing to do it themselves. Not just brave words with the expectation that someone else can do the bravery bit for them.