War in Ukraine?

>Just like the appeasement during WWII to Germany, that is what the US is doing now because the current administration is too scared.
>"Let me give you an example of what Russia's invasion of Ukraine is like: Let's say there are Russians in the Seattle population, then Russia would come in and invade Seattle, and say "This is ours now.""
>"Another example would be the Italians wanting to protect the Italians in New York, they would then take over New York and say "This is ours now."

1. Crimea is not Munich. (I would plum punt your teach for even suggesting that Crimea is similar to Munich.)
2. Crimea has been Russian for a good period of time until Khrushchev sent it to Ukraine in the 50s (for whatever reason).

In an alternate timeline where Crimea has a legitimate referendum to leave Ukraine and join the Russian Federation, it should be respected. It is historically Russian and predominantly populated by Russians. Right now since Russia is tampering in Ukraine's affairs more than usual, it should not be respected. Either way it's probably going to be joining the Russian Federation anyways, either official or by proxy.

In other news, Putin's Netflix account has been frozen. Shots fired.