Reworded poll: Should NATO immediately directly engage Russia militarily in Ukraine?

[ColinC]

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	Yes
	6 (23%)
	No
	20 (77%)
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[at140]

1. That will start WWIII

Heck NO!

[Celerity]

2. Ridiculously dangerous idea

[mvd]

3. No

Russia’s having trouble even without it. I am always war as a last resort.

[OAITW r.2.0]

4. No, but keep the personal guided missles coming!

We are witnessing a great tech change in war-fare. Cheap, intelligent missiles are beating expensive tanks. Without tanks, can an an invasion be won?

[WarGamer]

5. the future of warfare may be...

Highly trained motorized infantry with high tech weaponry including man portable AT and AA systems... drones and mortars.

Leave the tanks and planes at home.

[Calculating]

6. Keep giving weapons, but give them the good stuff

Anti ship missiles, cruise missiles, drones, etc. Fill the streets of Ukraine with dead orcs..oops meant Russians.

[Midnight Writer]

8. We should check with DARPA to see what they have in their closet.

[Septua]

7. It's not an option and is likely...

..what Putin wants (that's something I read). He needs NATO to engage so he can say he's "fighting the United States" which would make his argument more acceptable by the Russian population. The majority already believe Putin's war is justified, as a result of his propaganda machine.

In a perfect, sane world (?) NATO would engage but then it would be a "world war" which wouldn't necessarily help Ukraine in the end. Best option is to keep Ukraine's military stocked with as much weaponry as possible and just let them defeat Putin. It's not a gratifying course of action but there ain't no good courses of action to take.

[Socal31]

9. If ever there is dangerous speech, this is it.

I don't want to be incinerated tonight, so no. No war.

[AntiFascist]

10. NATO decisions are made by consensus of member nations...

and Turkey would likely not go along, preferring to play the role of mediator.