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Topic	In the event of a nuclear strike, what should Russia's punishment be?
Stalinrules 10/05/22 3:13:11 PM #106:	The analogy is perfectly fine, Putin could exercise restraint, he could lie and say he won and stop his troops, he could choose not use nukes, but he will not. Like the idiot in my analogy, he wants to do whatever and get everything he wants without issue. But the bear represents reality, the bear will eat him or if it doesn't he will keep jumping in enclosures and taking selfies with whatever creature he wants. If he isn't met with a nuke, he will keep using nukes on any target he wishes. But it's fine as long as it isn't NATO, huh? The man has stated over and over if we send in our military he will nuke us, if he actually uses a nuke in Ukraine, why do you think he's lying? --- Ozzy Rules! <cite>Stalinrules posted [p:968509961] in In the eve... [t:80188247]...</cite> <quote>The analogy is perfectly fine, Putin could exercise restraint, he could lie and say he won and stop his troops, he could choose not use nukes, but he will not. Like the idiot in my analogy, he wants to do whatever and get everything he wants without issue. But the bear represents reality, the bear will eat him or if it doesn't he will keep jumping in enclosures and taking selfies with whatever creature he wants. If he isn't met with a nuke, he will keep using nukes on any target he wishes. But it's fine as long as it isn't NATO, huh? The man has stated over and over if we send in our military he will nuke us, if he actually uses a nuke in Ukraine, why do you think he's lying? --- Ozzy Rules!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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