Do most Americans oppose negotiation that might end wars, in general?

@Changeisgonnacome Give a phone call to Putin and look if that'll get it fixed then. Macron has been trying it for a while, to no avail.

Meanwhile while you're at it, if you don't mind, the world will continue to help thode who are defending their homeland.

@Elessar NATO and US war buffs are hardly the"world".

@Changeisgonnacome NATO and US war buffs (and EU)*together* are easily the strongest economic and military power on the planet.

If you think China, India, what's left of Russia and a bunch of third world central Africa countries can keep Russia afloat the sh*tstorm they've dived head first in, I have bad news for you.

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow are the people so used to it that they now pose no threat to the powerful?

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow That is why we don't have national healthcare, housing is tight and higher education is stupidly expensive.

War is profitable and the VA is a joke.

@Changeisgonnacome It has nothing to do with complacency. It is about democracy being subverted by oligarchy to the point that what the majority wants is irrelevant to the process.

@smiler2012 this time it probably is.

@Changeisgonnacome Huh? Human beings are your words, not mine.

@RedBaron you can call them most Americans again, still people. So let's be that obtuse?

@Changeisgonnacome You called them most Americans in your question. Do you have an actual, you know, point?