Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on April 26, 2022, 11:12:18 PM

Quote from: og kush420 on April 20, 2022, 08:34:17 PM

Quote from: goldkingcoiner on April 20, 2022, 07:39:12 PM

I completely agree. If the Russian government lifted the 15-year prison-sentence threat for anyone protesting the war, we would at the very least see half the country rise against Putin. 15 years in a Siberian Gulag is a tough pill to swallow for normal people, so therefore I am not going to betitle those who have been scared into silence as cowards.

The blind hatred towards Russians, especially those living in other countries is disgusting. This is how things escalate towards mass xenophobic genocides. Although we are not quite pushing Russians into gas chambers yet, I still don't like seeing innocent people beat up in the streets or having their cars lit on fire because they spoke russian in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Look at what some countries like Croatia are doing: taking away citizenship from Russians. So what, deport them into a warmongering country that they don't want to live in? Great idea, Croatia. Genius idea.

In today's world most of the people are well aware what are the after affects of the war. Russian are not free to protest but need of the time is to stop implementing force on the weak. On the other hand we daily see Israelis torturing Palestinians and there is no opposing. There is a need for equality and there is a need for tolerance. May we all see the dawn of peace Ameen

Well I still think that the sanctions that have been given to Russia are quite serious and I think they can greatly impoverish the Russian people, if President Putin at least put aside that war they have, things could be improved, I think the war has ended the lives of many people who depend on their businesses, on their clients who are Europeans, Americans, it is not only because of the boycott that can be generated, but the opportunities for people to grow are disintegrating, attacking a business model that has become Wherever it comes from it will bring consequences, the biggest and what hurts the most is that many people are left without a livelihood.

Although the I believe sanctions on online services may not stick, I am still 100% ok with them.

Sanctions are indeed a weapon. The sanctions on North Korea had people starving to death, so I am thinking that this is going to do more damage than people realize. But we can't let dictators do as they want in this world. Putin is the Zar of oligarchs. Not the Zar of Russia.

The world is now dealing with a cornered and scared dictator. Where in the world can he hide now? Now the entire world knows he is a criminal thug and has never been anything more.

The Soviet Union's collapse made the worst crooks the leaders of countries by law of violence and corruption. Look at Kazachstan, same deal. Crooks in power, stealing Billions from their own people.