I find his contribution to the discussion adequate and interesting. The U.S absolutely had a hand in what's happening here, it's been evident since 2014. I wish this community would take a moment to reflect and try to adopt a more nuanced view of the factors that led to this and of their country's foreign policy.
For all the talk of wanting peace and democracy, the U.S topples regimes like it's the national sport and calls for blood at the slightest opposition. You really don't have the necessary track record to claim moral superiority here, so a more nuanced take than "Putin is evil" would do everyone well. This time Ukraine and Europe will pay the price of your belligerent behaviour, maybe that will teach us to build a stronger leadership (... especially Germany) that doesn't follow whatever Washington says all the way across the Atlantic.
> Is that what I said? I'm just saying that everyone's hands are not clean here. Putin's are the filthiest and bloodiest, no doubt. But, maleficence is everywhere.
You're not contributing to the discussion (besides Putin did nothing wrong. It's all the West's fault anyway).