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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
every act of war from a dictatorship is done only to enrich the people in power, no exception they divert natural resources and gdp towards military budgets that get stolen dictators don't go to war to win democracies do
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JarHead 🎩
@jareds
https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
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JavierVe🔥🥷
@javierskat2008
A dictatorship does not have to start wars to enrich its people. I give you as an example the dictators of Venezuela are millionaires from stealing so much and they did not need a war.
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Rev
@spockkrypton
A western pot head wrote the democratic peace theory - stating democratic countries don't go to war with each other. So the west changes the narrative to good vs evil
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Chainleft
@chainleft
ie we don't have a democracy in the West 💯
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Limonada Mix
@limonadamix
Geopolitics is a chess game that millions will find difficult to understand where the elites and the soros know how to control the world economy, therefore this act of war has been planned for several years, in order to control the GDP of some key countries
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Henrique Cartaxo (Augurs)
@henriquecartaxo
Very bad generalization, imho. There are plenty of examples in history of totalitarian regimes that went to war to expand their domains and powers, i.e. "to win". And I could easily argue that the US wages wars to enrich their dominant classes, weapon manufacturers, oil companies, etc... Not to "win".
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Limonada Mix
@limonadamix
Geopolitics is a chess game that millions will find difficult to understand where the elites and the soros know how to control the world economy, therefore this act of war has been planned for several years, in order to control the GDP of some key countries
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M Tufail
@tufail14
🍖 x 10 very nice 👍
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