It's weird you don't think Ukrainians are motivated to defend their country from an invader. It's also weird that you think letting an invading army—especially one that is losing—dictate who runs your government, and what's in your constitution, is "incredibly reasonable".
In the end, it doesn't really matter what we think. If you think resistance isn't worth it, it's your fellow countrymen you need to convince—not us. If Ukrainian resistance dries up, then foreign support for that resistance will dry up as well.
I don't. The Russian aggressors do.
> I’ve been anti-Russia from Day 1
Judging by your post history, that's extremely debatable
> Ukraine is fighting a war they can’t win
Again, debatable. Russia can't 'win' in Ukraine. Whichever way to take it, even if they manage to take the large cities, it is impossible for them to 'conquer' a country, 1800's style. That's just not how things work anymore. You can't stifle dissent at this scale unless you go full nuclear and if that's the case, we're all fucked anyway (including Russia). The more time passes, the more strangled Russians are going to be economically, so there is a non-zero chance of Russia collapsing or Putin getting ousted before Ukraine falls.
> If China rolls up onto US mainland with auto-aim drones, I’m hiding, and if surrendering is on the table then I’m definitely surrendering.
Then I'm glad you're not in charge of US defenses. We really don't need cowards around here.
Same sht they’re feeding the kids sent to the front line smh.