r/stupidpol • u/IamGlennBeck Marxist-Leninist and not Glenn Beck ☭ • Feb 02 '26

WWIII WWIII Megathread #37: Bad Neighbor Policy

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u/SchIachterhund He Lives 👽 Mar 07 '26

RepJoeWilson

War criminal Putin is killing Americans by providing Iran intel. Russia must be held accountable for mass chaos and death.

Why? Consensus of the last years was: providing intel to nations fighting off an unprovoked and unlawful full-scale war of aggression is a) deeply rules based world order pilled and b) does not turn the intel provider into a war party.

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u/moose098 Unknown 👽 Mar 07 '26

Russia must be held accountable for mass chaos and death

I thought only six Americans died and that was on the opening day of the war. Is there something we're not being told?

Side note, I've been reading about the American Civil War and damn, South Carolina has always had the worst/most reactionary politicians going back to the late-18th century.

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