He is a neo-Marxist left winger from the 60’s who knows nothing about totalitarianism and naively supports the moscow horde and commie- China simply because they’re “anti-west”. A home in Moscow beckons @rogerwaters
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I disagree with his overall position.
But he does have a legitimate point where Zelensky and the west pushed Putin into a position where trying to resolve the Donbass dispute by force seemed like a legitimate option.
Here at the complaints that are valid.
1) That the Minsk accords called for referendum and diplomacy to resolve the status of the Donbass. Zelensky ran on a platform of implementing the Minsk accord, then took a hard line on the Donbass.
2) That when the USSR and Warsaw Pact broke up, NATO promised to not expand further east. Since then, nearly all the former Warsaw pact members have joined NATO, as well as the Baltic states. And now the Ukraine was seriously talking about joining NATO as well, putting NATO troops within striking distance of Moscow.
3) That Ukrainian tariffs on gas and oil flowing through the Ukraine in pipelines was excessive.
All these issues SHOULD have been worked out at the negotiating table, but weren't. And yes, Putin was completely in the wrong for trying to invade to resolve them, and even more in the wrong for continuing the war after his attempt to take Kyiv failed and they've been driven back into a stalemate.
And now Putin's is threatening to use Nukes rather than face defeat.
But let's pick on the Pink Floyd guy for questioning the absurdity of the whole thing.