It's not an unreasonable question and don't be performatively obtuse. You know what he was asking. Tell us what your foreign policy would be, especially vis-a-vis a Russian attack on a NATO state or Chinese attack on Taiwan.
I'll also add that your comment above about Zelensky increasing penalties for avoiding the draft is nonsensical, unless you also believe that the US shouldn't have enforced laws against draft dodging and desertion in the 20th century.
Either that comment has been edited or I accidentally responded to the wrong one. Because that wasn't the comment I was confused by. There was another reply that was incoherent.
If Russia attacked NATO it would be an act of war on the United States, obviously. China/Taiwan is too complicated to answer in a comment thread, I'd have to research and write another 5,000 word piece on it.
And no, the comment about Zelensky increasing penalties is not "nonsensical," it's clear evidence that there's a long-term problem with replenishing troops. Your comparison to the US draft is a complete non sequitur. I think you're the one being performatively obtuse.
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It's not an unreasonable question and don't be performatively obtuse. You know what he was asking. Tell us what your foreign policy would be, especially vis-a-vis a Russian attack on a NATO state or Chinese attack on Taiwan.
I'll also add that your comment above about Zelensky increasing penalties for avoiding the draft is nonsensical, unless you also believe that the US shouldn't have enforced laws against draft dodging and desertion in the 20th century.
Either that comment has been edited or I accidentally responded to the wrong one. Because that wasn't the comment I was confused by. There was another reply that was incoherent.
If Russia attacked NATO it would be an act of war on the United States, obviously. China/Taiwan is too complicated to answer in a comment thread, I'd have to research and write another 5,000 word piece on it.
And no, the comment about Zelensky increasing penalties is not "nonsensical," it's clear evidence that there's a long-term problem with replenishing troops. Your comparison to the US draft is a complete non sequitur. I think you're the one being performatively obtuse.