Seven NATO countries don't want Ukraine joining the alliance

How would it work? They are already at war, so I assume rule 5 or whatever it's called does not apply, or if it does why tf would anyone vote yes.

NATO rules already say you cannot join when you are involved in an active war.

Yeah, I assume it's a symbolic 'the west stands with you' gesture. People on the internet still struggle with the fact that NATO isn't helping Ukraine with the same fervour they would help a fellow NATO country

Global nuclear holocaust is a small price to pay to fight for lgbt+ folx in some slav shithole most people hadn't even heard about until a few years ago

okay but allow me to present my counterpoint:

• Orangemanbad likes Russia, thinks we should have peace and harmony with Russia, wants to trade with Russia

• Orangemanbad

• ergo, Russiabad. Q.E.D.

Getting into a war with Russia and annihilation of all life on earth is superior to appearing to be anywhere near agreement with orangemanbad, because he is orangemanbad.

Of course that's the entire reason Zelenskyyyy wants it so badly. I think he recognizes the only way Ukraine can actually "win" this war (rather than a long, drawn-out stalemate) is if it erupts into world war 3 and the actual heavy hitters (read: the united states) get directly involved. He will do anything to antagonize for WW3.

He's the most annoying one

Eh, Ukraine in NATO would be eventually a good idea. They are a big country bordering Russia, they hold a large part of the Black Sea's shore, are one of the few countries with access to the sea that have a navy and they are known arms/munition/military technology producers, even before Russia took Crimea. Besides they'll probably play nice after they join since they need NATO's protection a lot more than most european countries.