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Topic	Am I alone in feeling afraid over what's happening in Ukraine?
darkmaian23 10/02/22 11:05:01 AM #14:	s0nicfan posted... I think he's far more likely to orchestrate a meltdown at zaporizhzhia than he is to drop a nuke. In the case of the former, there are a whole bunch of concrete evidence you can point to that he's working towards that goal, whereas every time he talks about nukes in his speech some US agency comes out to highlight that they haven't seen any actual movement at silos that would indicate he's being serious. Plus according to estimates, a zaporizhzhia "accident" only irradiates Europe and a portion of the front line, leaving the rest of Russia untouched: How is this better? I don't think the US or EU will sit back and watch while parts of Europe get irradiated. Unless you think they can contain it to just be inside of Ukraine? Even still, it will lead to further escalation. I don't really appreciate the sarcastic comments, either. I'm from the United States not the Ukraine, and obviously everyone not living under a rock knows there is a war going on over there. I made this topic because it seems like things are gearing up to escalate in a serious way in the very near future that could affect basically everyone. This worries me quite strongly, and I wanted know what other folks thought. --- Cuteness is justice! It's the law. <cite>darkmaian23 posted [p:968435266] in Am I alone... [t:80184880]...</cite> <quote>s0nicfan posted... </cite><quote>I think he's far more likely to orchestrate a meltdown at zaporizhzhia than he is to drop a nuke.In the case of the former, there are a whole bunch of concrete evidence you can point to that he's working towards that goal, whereas every time he talks about nukes in his speech some US agency comes out to highlight that they haven't seen any actual movement at silos that would indicate he's being serious.Plus according to estimates, a zaporizhzhia "accident" only irradiates Europe and a portion of the front line, leaving the rest of Russia untouched:</quote>How is this better? I don't think the US or EU will sit back and watch while parts of Europe get irradiated. Unless you think they can contain it to just be inside of Ukraine? Even still, it will lead to further escalation.I don't really appreciate the sarcastic comments, either. I'm from the United States not the Ukraine, and obviously everyone not living under a rock knows there is a war going on over there. I made this topic because it seems like things are gearing up to escalate in a serious way in the very near future that could affect basically everyone. This worries me quite strongly, and I wanted know what other folks thought. --- Cuteness is justice! It's the law.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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