I'm pro-NATO and against all dictators and autocrats. We are not the same.
Can NATO ever get rid of its own dictators and autocrats? Dunno but it wouldn't be as bad if it could
That would be amazing and I hope it'll happen. Unfortunately this will probably take years.
There is no process for this.
Turkey was soooo close, now I’ve lost all hope for them
I don’t think Hungary will get rid of that fucker anytime soon either
No different from a tankie then. They also have excuses for their preferred governments' atrocities. If you think "dictators and autocrats" are the only evil that exist in the world, I have some bad news for you.
They used to practically run the place, is why they're seething so damn hard.
Before the API comedown, the entire All page on most instances was their horseshit.
Thank you all for freeing us from Reddit (and Mastodon).
When was the last time China invaded anyone? Including China here is a baseless equivocation and basically yellow scare nonsense.
Hong Kong...like, as we speak.
- China is a superpower, nuke-holder
- China failed and still fails to condemn russia's actions and still see russia as their partner.
- Communist countries stick together
- China is the only superpower not involved with the current war that remains aggressive towards NATO/US
- China has now completely took over Hong-Kong
- And they're openly planning to do the same with Taiwan.
All these 6 combined is why china is worthy being next to russia in this meme.
Why do you feel the need to defend China? They could have put any powerful country in there really, but there aren't many left when you have NATO and Russia already
Do we count EEZ encroachments in the Pacific? Only reason why China isn't as militarily adventurous as Russia right now, is because they know they're not ready yet. Not really yellow scare nonsense when China itself (Republic of) is concerned about this.
