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When talking about this with my lib friends, I suggested that maybe if Ukrainans went back in time to 2022, they might have decided that suing for peace in exchange for land would have been a better outcome than all the death and destruction that was about to come. He immediately retorted that, if we went back in time, that we should have spent a trillion dollars on weapons and marched on Moscow. I expected strong pushback during that conversation but I honestly didn't expect "we should have had an even more horrific war and given even more money to the military industrial complex"
Classic lib, thinking that if they spend more money on weapons, more weapons will just magically appear.
Spending any amount of money won't do them any good unless they've figured out a way to convert capital into brand new, full grown adult males to wield these weapons.