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They aren't all dead, no by a long shot. Many are, but look at the propaganda posts from Russia. Lots of Nazi tats and whatnot.

But you are losing the war, and have no path to victory even with such equipment. Surely the mindset must be of negotiation and peace at some point, no?

Just this week Ukrainian deaths surpassed Russian ones. Russia is really inflicting great damage now. 4/5 videos are just of Ukrainians being annihilated in bad positions. People are dying for absolutely nothing as you sell art. These are people's sons and daughters.

Nobody believes Ukrainians aren't brave in the US, we just don't want to spend our money for a losing fight, and a fight that doesn't need to be waged. Why can't you just cede the Russian parts to Russia like everyone Ukrainian wanted to do 20 years ago? Why so much attachment to places where Ukrainians were always a huge minority and not treated well?

How do you feel about the recent resignations, and the fact Ukraine has now lost more men than Russia?

Since Russia going away to previous borders seems impossible (as well as inadvisable from a human standpoint), what is a good ending to this terror?

Btw, style reminds me of Neurosoup.

Everyone, even Russians support Ukrainians. Your government, that's a different story. It's corrupt and doing awful things now in terms of conscription. There are few forces left to fight, it's already past the tipping point. Men are being kidnapped to the frontlines, the videos are quite recent of these atrocities.

Positions are being overrun, and while that could be recovered from, there's no way to replace the human beings who have given their life. Russia screwed up at the start, but now it is just a bloodbath.

You know I'm speaking the truth sadly. Look at our US news, nothing is about Ukraine for weeks now except talk of arms deals. It's a cash grab for American and Ukrainian oligarchs. Not a single soul with interest in the war wants it to stop, but it must.

When we as Americans win at something, we don't hesitate to yell loud about it. That's how you know it's real bad.

Do you feel the response to the pandemic will have lasting negative or positive consequences when it comes to citizens trusting the government?

The majority of educated people in my country (USA) seem to support the government more even though the figurehead of the pandemic response management was caught in numerous lies. Lies ranging from you don't need masks early on, to much more sinister ones in regards to the vaccine trial oversight.