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  Putin sparked the flame. Ukraine showed us the flame burns bright and strong
context: A common enemy really unites folks and it is great when everyone responds in kind. Seems like there is sometimes one turkey holding up progress. IMO it is going to take an alien invasion to unite mankind though. Putin is falling a bit short. >
  
  I’m not sure quoting the solution laid out in Watchmen is a great analogy here… >
  
  Solid reference!
  We will also accept Robotech...any others? >
  
  Aww Hell naw!
  Independence Day. >
  
  He's not wrong. I just hope it ends up being for the best. (Free Ukraine and a world safe from Putin.) >
  
  What did the west find in its souls search to sell arms?   
  I mean I’m glad we are helping them. Shit we promised we would when they gave up nukes, but what exactly did we find?    There is still a huge rift between conservative and left people.  That hasn’t gone away and would be very naive to think it’s a problem that has been solved. >
  
  I think they’re referring to solidarity between Western governments, not internal domestic politics >
  
  Technically it was Russia/Putin that did that.. >
  
  If Zelensky fled and Ukraine crumpled I don't think there would've been the unity we see, so I'm gonna have to disagree with you.