Just to be clear, I think that’s wrong, but I wouldn’t compare those two examples with Ukraine.
Did you mean to end in "/s" for sarcasm?
Armenia was the very first country in the world to adopt Christianity, and is officially Christian to this day. As for "non white"… do you know where the term "Caucasian" comes from?
You may not consider Armenians "our people", that's your call. But you don't get to hide behind Armenia's religion or ethnicity.
Maybe you get downvoted because you’re confrontational and can’t seem to properly understand what you read?
It's as if they need to prove that they are worth to be supported, instead of deploying what is needed as early as possible.
In a way, yes - if Russians managed to take over in the first days, all this modern weapons would be in their hands.
My only interaction with Ukrainians has been through video games and I've not seen any difference in behavior from Russians, mainly they've been selfish, refusing to speak English and just a pain to cooperate with
If you don't want to care about them that's fine but please do not project your lack of empathy to others as to what this really is about.
I just don't see why I personally would have more sympathy for Ukrainians than the other countless people who are at war all over the world and have been at war constantly for decades. I understand caring more about this war because it's near the west and there's a chance it triggers WW3 but I believe most people, especially US citizens only show sympathy because of their party affiliation or to virtue signal or because if you don't you'll get ostracized etc.