Anyone saying "it's not our fight, we shouldn't get mixed in" is a fascist. (thread)
By definition: Fascism is a form nationalism ("not our fight") characterized by dictatorial power (acceptance of Putin's actions), forcible suppression of opposition (agree that Putin is allowed to shoot Ukrainians), and strong regimentation of society ("not our fight").
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BTW, Austrian president saying "it's not our fight, we shouldn't get mixed in"
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