Elitists Warning: Disturbing Poll Shows Those Least Likely to Fight Want The U.S. To Enter Ukraine

Written By BlabberBuzz | Tuesday, 08 March 2022 10:50 AM
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Elitists Warning: Disturbing Poll Shows Those Least Likely to Fight Want The U.S. To Enter Ukraine

It seems that many believe the U.S is about to engage in a broader war in Europe, but it is the people many would call the one-percenters who want the U.S. to get involved and their reasons have less to do with altruism and doing what is right, and more to do with their belief that in the end, war is good for their economic bottom line - that is if your side wins.

Rasmussen Reports, a public opinion polling service, published findings of the American public’s level of approval for U.S. military involvement in a potential “wider” European war. Their results show that when asked the question, “If a wider war breaks out in Europe, should the U.S. military be involved,” higher-income respondents were more likely to answer “yes.”

A significant number of wealthy Americans backed the idea of sending American soldiers to Europe in that case. Those making over $200,000 annually supported the idea by 66 percent. At the other end of the spectrum, of Americans making less than $30,000, only 37 percent agreed with the pro-involvement view.

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Many believe the attack could initiate a larger war in Europe with Russian troops moving forward. The new national telephone and online survey found that 80 percent of U.S. voters believe it is likely that the Russian invasion of Ukraine could lead to a broader European war, including 34 percent who think it is very likely the war could spread. Only 13 percent say a wider European war is unlikely.

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These latest findings support earlier research by Rasmussen Reports, discovering that as many as 74 percent of American adults believe the economic fallout of the Ukraine-Russia conflict is likely to damage the American economy.

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As the conflict in Ukraine continues, Americans have become increasingly concerned at the possibility of the U.S. becoming militarily drawn into the crisis.

America’s involvement in the NATO alliance means that if the Russian offensive stretches beyond the borders of Ukraine, the U.S. armed forces will likely be compelled to attack. While Ukraine itself isn’t a NATO member, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland—countries that share a border with Ukraine—all are.

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NATO’s charter specifies that an attack on a NATO member should be considered an attack on all member states. On paper, that means that if the conflict spills over to impact any of the NATO countries, the U.S. will be forced to attack as well.

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President Joe Biden raised the likelihood of that plight by expressly committing America’s support for NATO in his State of the Union Address.

“I’ve made it crystal clear,” said Biden on Tuesday night. “The United States and our allies will defend every inch of… NATO territory with the full force of our collective power—every single inch.” For now, Biden has said that he will not send troops to engage in the fight unless the conflict spreads beyond Ukraine’s borders.

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