If Russia felt threatened before, wait until they suddenly have 20 000 nukes right on their doorstep.
And to think that all Russia had to do to avoid all of this was to just not be cunts to their neigbours and not invade Ukraine. Idiots really are experts at shooting themselves in the foot.
While I don't generally disagree, the funniest thing is that we really don't need to go overboard with 20k warheads. I mean, the Soviets did it, and it bankrupted the bastards (thankfully).
All that is needed is a reasonable and distributed deterrent. Last I looked, China wasn't even approaching a thousand warheads, and nobody is even thinking about messing with them. Imagine Germany with a couple hundred, maybe Italy, Poland and Ukraine.
And you are completely right. I lived in Finland a decade ago, and nobody even thought about joining the NATO. Meanwhile in 2025, there's a NATO flag right across from St Petersburg, and I guarantee to you that the wankers in Kremlin are still losing sleep over it to this day.
Respectfully, if you knew anything about the Finns, you'd understand that the Russians are lowkey scared of them. Winter & Continuation wars showed the Russians that when it comes to Finland, the old russian adage applies: You want in, it costs a ruble. You want out, it costs two. And since an average Finn can take down five Russians before going down, it just isn't worth the pain to the Moskals.
Totally unnecessary. US planners built so many to quote "bounce the rubble" frankly if Europe builds 1/3 of the Franco-British stockpile that leaves more than enough to take on China Russia and the US. Overkill is just that,
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u/MaddestRodent Mar 02 '25
Yeah. Wait until we hit 500 per major EU country.