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They need to think like this, that someone else will fix things, otherwise they might have to take some action themselves.

How can I “fix things” or “take some action” myself if I am not American? Care to explain?

You’re assuming a whole lot of things about me. For instance, that I am even American. Chill. I said no such thing.

I’m not even American. No doubt that awful people and people stupid enough to write a comment of the sort exist. I’m just saying that bots are real and you shouldn’t assume everything which is on the internet is written by an actual human, or at least a person who is doing so in good faith.

Yeah, exactly. But it’s the usual German/Dutch “I’m not gonna stick my neck out for those southern lazy bastards” mentality which reached its peak in 2011 and keeps on being repeated in a loop, despite southern Europe having adhered strictly to the plan which was set by their overlords back then, imposing crippling austerity measures which effectively harmed their own populations and economies for decades to come and triggered a brain dump with irreversible consequences (and has been recognized by none other than the IMF and the EC as has having been excessive). Why should Portugal, Spain or Italy borrow (German) money to pay for (German/French) equipment they will likely never use only to, in 10 years, find the German again at their doors, asking why they didn’t keep their deficits in check?

You’re assuming 90% of those are not bots.

Oh, here we go again. I knew this “visionary defense plan” would be paid with what is left of the welfare state in the EU. The pro-Trump pro-Kremlin fifth columnists which already have a foothold in southern European states couldn’t have asked for better.

Love the concept of invasions meant to bring the other half “to the negotiation table”.