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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 414309" data-attributes="member: 35">I&#039;m sure Trump cared more about the oil than the Kurds, but his opponent supported funding a genocide (as did Trump himself.)&nbsp; Where was the moral choice?Like all wars, this conflict in Ukraine has been costly in both money and lives lost.&nbsp; Much of that could have likely been avoided if certain people hadn&#039;t stood to profit from it.People are becoming increasingly disillusioned with mainstream media.&nbsp; Most people are online now, and it&#039;s easier than ever for them to learn what&#039;s really going on.I care about innocent victims as well.&nbsp; When I said those involved don&#039;t care, I meant the ruthless and self-serving &quot;leaders&quot; that are responsible for the conflict.The bottom line is the US instigates conflicts in order to pillage and assert their dominance.&nbsp;&nbsp; Engaging in a proxy war with a nuclear superpower doesn&#039;t sound wise to me.The US uses the media to manufacture consent for the wars they provoke by pretending they&#039;re &quot;coming to the rescue,&quot; but people are starting to see what&#039;s really going on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 414309, member: 35"] I'm sure Trump cared more about the oil than the Kurds, but his opponent supported funding a genocide (as did Trump himself.) Where was the moral choice? Like all wars, this conflict in Ukraine has been costly in both money and lives lost. Much of that could have likely been avoided if certain people hadn't stood to profit from it. People are becoming increasingly disillusioned with mainstream media. Most people are online now, and it's easier than ever for them to learn what's really going on. I care about innocent victims as well. When I said those[I] involved[/I] don't care, I meant the ruthless and self-serving "leaders" that are responsible for the conflict. The bottom line is the US instigates conflicts in order to pillage and assert their dominance. Engaging in a proxy war with a nuclear superpower doesn't sound wise to me. The US uses the media to manufacture consent for the wars they provoke by pretending they're "coming to the rescue," but people are starting to see what's really going on. [/QUOTE]

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