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  They don't realise the domino effect Russian victory will have in the future geopolitics
context: Russians are killing Ukrainians, don’t get it twisted >
  
  Zelensky isn't blaming the west for Russia's actions.
  The point is that a lot of right wingers who support Putin are playing concerned centrists who claim that supporting Ukraine instead of letting Russia get a win, only serves to kill more people on both sides. 
  Zelenaky is turning that around and emphasizing that not sending support is what's causing deaths >
  
  Anyone who says the west isn't sending support is a lying jackass. Even if it's Zelensky. Ukraine has gotten more money and equipment already than they could have provided for themselves in half a century. >
  
  This is true, but it is also true that the aid is not enough.  Western governments are making decisions about what aid to send based on politics, not tactics. >
  
  Thing is, other countries aren't really obligated to send Ukraine aid. This is all politics. Yes, in real life it sucks that people are dying. In the giant poker game that is international politics, they are just more chips in the pot. Nations don't have morals, they have interests >
  
  Destroying Putin’s Russia is in our interest. >
  
  You don't have to go that far. Denying Putin Ukraine is in our interest and the right thing for people who support individual rights and freedoms. >
  
  Before the war yes, after all the rape, torture and other war crimes the goal should absolutely be the destruction of Putin's Russia. >
  
  Revenge is not a good motivation to continue a war. >
  
  War is bad, peace is good >
  
  We all know who’s killing Ukrainians.. >
  
  Russians would have killed fewer Ukrainians if the West finally got their shit together. >
  
  Probably yeah, but headlines like this can definitely rub people the wrong way.. >
  
  Very disappointed here, most commenters are basically saying "We already helped. Be grateful and stop asking for more already!"
  Of course the immense help from the allies is appreciated. Which is spoken every time, in every press conference by every Ukrainian official.
  The misunderstanding comes from two different worlds Ukrainians and the rest of the world are living in at the moment.
  For the rest of the world, the “situation” is “deeply concerning.” Otherwise, the life is pretty regular.
  In Ukraine, there's a war for survival. There are no half measures there – it's either survival or literal obliteration.
  The need for weapons is not Zelenskyy's whim. If the commander-in-chief needs more weapons to fight back, he tells allies: "I need more weapons to fight back."
  Or would you rather he needed weapons but kept silent about it out of (truly!) enormous respect and gratitude. And then die along with millions of Ukrainians in gratitude for the help they already received?