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plssirnomore t1_jb9ewqc wrote

This is so good. Ukraine is very important because NATO needs its bases in good positions. Viva la Estonia and Ukraine, ignore that unreal amounts of corruption in both those countries, nothing to see there.

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HKSculpture t1_jb9hr5i wrote

"Unreal corruption" is about the right descriptor for Estonia that is ranked 14th least corrupt in the world with Canada and Iceland by 2023. Because there is very little really. While Ukraine on the other hand has problems with corruption it doesn't happen overnight that you shed the Russian influence and get to do things right. So, yes - nothing really to see here other than liberal parties gaining power in EE and UA fighting for it's life.

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MasterBot98 t1_jbatjdw wrote

No, because they are greedy (they also have good relations, but one thing breeds the other and it becomes circular logic). If you want to buy shit from Europe, for example, you would consider arming them with weapons (if there is any threat whatsoever). Cos you know, the best deterrent from war is having nukes and a standing army powerful enough so it isn't "worth it" to attack to gain an economical benefit. People rarely do good things' cos they themselves are good (although it happens obv), instead they do it cos it's worth it (or perceived to be worth it anyway).
Also, human motivations are complex, so US could be "partly" doing it believing it is ultimately the right thing to do, is it 0.0001% of motivation or 40%,who the fuck knows(probably mainly greed though).

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