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Well, and again I agree just voicing the opposing argument for the interest of good debate, because he didn't pay for the damn bullets.  If Russia wants to talk- actually, not "hey give us soviet ukraine or we throw frozen bodies at you" but actually have peace talks, where's the harm in listening?
Why would Zelensky want to bother meeting a loser like Putin? >

Already tried that, didn't work >

The translation here is incorrect. He didn't say Putin is a "nobody". He suggested that Putin doesn't exist, being  either dead or incapacitated, and therefore cannot possibly meet to discuss terms with Ukraine.
This is the second or third time in the last week that he has alleged Putin is dead or at the very least, not making decisions in Russia anymore. 
I'm not sure what intelligence this is being based, but more than likely comments like this are just for public media consumption. >

Don't negotiate with terrorists. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 82%. (I'm a bot)


The Ukrainian president has told Sky News that he is "Not interested" in meeting Vladimir Putin for peace talks, saying he is a "Nobody".
In an exclusive interview with Kay Burley, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he "Doesn't understand who makes decisions in Russia" and that while Moscow asks for peace, it lies by attacking Ukraine with missiles.
When asked whether a meeting with Mr Putin would help to resolve the war, Mr Zelenskyy said: "It is not interesting for me. Not interesting to meet, not interesting to speak... I really don't understand who makes decisions in Russia."


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Zelensky should tell Putin: 
“We don’t negotiate with those who are putting boots on the necks of family and children in our homes.  We rise up throw them out.  We then choose terms agreeable to us based on severity of damages, as well as wartime atrocities.” >

Well obviously he’s earning millions just now >

Devils advocate here:
He sure is interested in more aid... >

Those two things don't necessarily oppose one another.
Zelensky clearly thinks Ukraine can win. Why negotiate when you can shoot?