frostbite
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That doesn't remotely describe Europe and the West's response to this war. There's an unprecedented level of external support and internal increase in spending. Now you might say it's not enough, but it's very clearly not just business as usual.
As for Reagan, it's not clear that he had anything to do with the fall of the USSR. There's certainly no historical consensus.
The West helped a lot after the invasion. But before the invasion the policy was "Be cautious and be optimistic that everything will work out with diplomacy." In January 2022 Scholtz was 100% behind Nord Stream 2.
About Reagan, of course there is no consensus. What current event has a consensus? Even for the invasion of Ukraine you can find Western historians that blame equally Russia and NATO.