Dick Morris: If Putin uses nukes, we probably don't need to reply in kind

[gipper]

Speak for yourself. If you feel so strongly, sign up. Ukraine is taking applicants.

No chance. He’s your typical chickenhawk.

 

[fncceo]

so we are involved to an extant and what happens in one part of the world affects the rest of the world.

If we invoke "The Butterfly Effect" as a reason to get entangled in every global conflict then we will never be free of them.

At some point, we have to tell the rest of the world we're taking our ball and going home.

 

[RodISHI]

If we invoke "The Butterfly Effect" as a reason to get entangled in every global conflict then we will never be free of them.

At some point, we have to tell the rest of the world we're taking our ball and going home.

It is one world that we all live in and the truth is most people want peace. In that it will take a majority striving together to achieve it; that includes us whether we like it or not.

 

[fncceo]

It is one world that we all live in and the truth is most people want peace. In that it will take a majority striving together to achieve it; that includes us whether we like it or not.

The best way we can support peace is to stay out of Europe's endless cycle of aggression and war.

 

[Likkmee]

I was in Hiroshima about 15 years ago buying Koi. It's real nice.
Maybe send a letter to Da Poot and give gps coordinates for Philthadelfia. It could be like Hiroshima a mere 50 years later.

 

[gipper]

If we invoke "The Butterfly Effect" as a reason to get entangled in every global conflict then we will never be free of them.

At some point, we have to tell the rest of the world we're taking our ball and going home.

You’re dreaming. Won’t happened. War is the health of the state…at least until it destroys itself from constant war.

 

[RodISHI]

The best way we can support peace is to stay out of Europe's endless cycle of aggression and war.

A simpleton's view you have there. Again we are already one world and already involved. From what I see after much strife the world is already in it will come to pass and eventually 'economic sanctions' will take the place of destructive man made devices. The answer was given a few days ago to my husband on what can be done. That evil spirit won't/can't be killed but its legs (markets) can be cut off.

 

[Turtlesoup]

The world is full of misery ... most of it self-inflicted.

The world has made it very clear they don't want the US to be the "World's Cop" ... that means we aren't the "World's Ambulance" and certainly not the "World's Social Worker" as well.

European misery has been a natural state for thousands of years ... it's time Europeans dealt with it themselves.

European misery--yes it is their responsibility Except that it will spill over and does have consequences for the US. Russia will not stop there, and China anxiously watches licking their lips in anticipation of their land grabs to come as do our other enemies.

NATO has failed----we should pull our funding.

 

[j-mac]

In his defense, Dick Morris is an idiot.

Yes, Zelenskyy, a no-fly-zone is too much to ask.

World War III is too much to ask.

I stand with the people of Ukraine but starting a nuclear war is not an option.

What if it isn't the US that responds to a Nuclear strike, but say, France? Then what?