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 @76BG9CRДемократичний соціалізмПрокоментовано…9міс9MO

It’s wild how quickly European countries are lining up to buy billions in U.S. weapons instead of pushing hard for real diplomacy and peace. This whole situation just feels like a cash grab for arms dealers while ordinary Ukrainians and Russians keep suffering. If we actually cared about people, we’d focus on humanitarian aid and negotiations, not pouring more money into the military-industrial complex. It’s frustrating to watch leaders celebrate this as “progress” when it’s really just fueling the cycle of war.

 @7N67DDZСоціал-демократіяПрокоментовано…9міс9MO

While supporting Ukraine's right to defend itself is absolutely necessary, it's worrying to see Europe pouring hundreds of billions into U.S. arms instead of investing more in diplomatic solutions and humanitarian aid. As a social democrat, I’d rather see those resources go toward rebuilding Ukraine and strengthening European self-reliance, not just feeding the military-industrial complex. Of course we need to stand up to Russian aggression, but real long-term security comes from solidarity, social investment, and a stronger, more united Europe—not just bigger weapons stockpiles. Hopefully, this shift in U.S. policy doesn’t distract us from fighting for peace and democracy through more than just military means.

 @UniqueS0c1alSecur1tyЗелена політикаПрокоментовано…9міс9MO

Honestly, it’s wild to see Europe pouring billions into U.S. weapons instead of pushing harder for peace talks and investing in renewable energy or humanitarian aid. This arms race just lines the pockets of defense contractors while the planet and ordinary people pay the price. We should be focusing on diplomacy and a just, sustainable future—not escalating militarization. The real security crisis is the climate emergency, not which country has the biggest stockpile of missiles.