Russia

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Still a more successful mistake than the Airbus A400M.

[McGinnis]

The F-35 was a mistake and the US selling them to other countries only makes the mistake worse.

Hence 'guilt' being the primary motivator for buying them

[Kugelfisch]

The Eurofighter was also a fucking mess.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

>designed in cooperation with Airbus

Figures.

[rabidtictac]

Still a more successful mistake than the Airbus A400M.

"""Successful"""" in the sense that Ameriga can pressure other nations into buying our overpriced, under-performing bullshit? Yes.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Same deal over hear, except Burgerland is probably better at pressuring.

[AdorableOtter]

Maybe megacorps are trying to destroy the western economy for the big final paycheck or something. If it's intentional, shit's gonna hit fan. You need to remove dems/wokes ASAP.

Oh yeah, I'm sure MegaCorps would like the West to crash and burn so they are at the mercy of less-democratic regimes who have no qualms about smashing corporations they see as a threat.

As if we haven't reached that point already. You are naive thinking wesetern megacorps are that different from Russian oligarchs. Name one major corporation which could be a potential threat to the woke regime.

[RAPEMAN]

Shut the fuck up. How can a sponge be rock-headed.

[Kugelfisch]

They got weapons from us. We can't just go and crash our economy and infrastructure, especially not after two years of coof nonsense, for fucking Ukraine.

It's one thing to destroy small businesses, it's a totally different beast to have no diesel anymore. It's already at 2,30€ a litre (about $9 a gallon).

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

We can always copy from the Nazis and run our cars with wood. Very renewable and carbon-neutral