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  The US is fine. We fought for 20 years with no real impact on average Americans.
  
  What a load of bullshit. Your entire post reeks of US military industrial complex propaganda.
context: It's hard to remain relevant when you're essentially fighting a foe that has dedicated itself to a new strategy that is squatting there like some bankrupt beached whale >
  
  Anybody got the right to be fatigued its the Ukranians. >
  
  A once in century pandemic caused disinterest and fatigue to the West. Slava Ukraini. But this absolutely does not surprise me. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 82%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  BERLIN - Combatting war fatigue in the West has become a central challenge for Ukraine as it urges its allies to keep weapons and other aid flowing, according to Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrij Melnyk.
  Melnyk said that while he welcomed that decision - even cracking open a rare beer to celebrate - Ukraine needs more from Germany and other western countries, including fighter jets.
  Part of Ukraine's challenge is to convince wealthy Western European countries like Germany that they are just as exposed to Russia's aggression as their neighbors in the East.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Melnyk^#1 Ukraine^#2 Germany^#3 more^#4 support^#5 >
  
  Then they need to start more heavily advertising the Russians that are being blown to bits with western equipment and the war crimes being committed by the Russians. The Ukrainian propaganda machine should be just as heavily trying to sway American sentiment as the Russian propaganda machine.
  Show the allies why exactly they don’t want the fight at there doors. Because right now all we are being shown is the billions of dollars that we are sending off to a foreign land to fight a conflict thousands of miles away. >
  
  War crimes of russians are being translated over the airwaves daily, you've just gotten desensitized to them. 
  To the point that some people in this very thread see Melnyk's assertiveness as enough of a turn off even in the face of russian methed out prisoners storming trenches 10 hours a day to rape and pillage >
  
  The US especially is war weary. Just months before the invasion, we finally closed the book on a decades long war that ended with hundreds of thousands dead, trillions of dollars spent and for Afghanistan to end up exactly like it was the day before we invaded. We have passion and empathy for the people and leadership of Ukraine, but we as a whole are sick and tired of the concept. >
  
  The US is fine.  We fought for 20 years with no real impact on average Americans. That was with our own troops. No we just send weapons and let’s someone else’s troops use them.  Probably can do this for another 20 without noticing it.