If Putin decides to launch the nukes, here's what I would regret in my life

[Xenom0rph]

No they are not. Nukes are used as a deterrent or if a country that has them is losing vital strategic interests. The Soviet Union didn't use them when it collapsed. Contrary to what you hear on many media platforms, Russia is not losing in Ukraine.

.....the US never lost a single battle in Vietnam, but ultimately lost the war due to economics and public backlash...

...Russia about to get a repeat of their Afghan adventure from the 80s...

...they're losing... No way to spin this...

Putin has been humiliated on the world stage... The only way he can have the last laugh is to make sure all of humanity is dead...

Nukes incoming...

 

[Plinco]

.....the US never lost a single battle in Vietnam, but ultimately lost the war due to economics and public backlash...

...Russia about to get a repeat of their Afghan adventure from the 80s...

...they're losing... No way to spin this...

Putin has been humiliated on the world stage... The only way he can have the last laugh is to make all if humanity is dead...

Nukes incoming...

You're taking western media way too seriously. The Russians should win the conventional war in the next coming weeks; Ukraine's logistics are basically destroyed and some of their units have been encircled. Zelensky should negotiate peace with Russia, but reason why he has not done so is because the west keeps hinting that they will somehow get directly involved thus changing the balance of the situation.

 

[Machine10033]

I would regret cutting people out of my life too quickly. At 41.. my childhood friends, high school and college friends have all been abandoned by me. It’s a weird feeling when you can’t look back and laugh with someone.

I never started a family but if they world is ending or heading that way maybe that’s a blessing.

In all honesty I look forward to being reunited with the family members I’ve lost. My mom, aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins....