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Can't really collectively punish a community for crimes of few, that's no justice.
by actuator 6y ago
Can't really collectively punish a community for crimes of few, that's no justice.
- mcji 6y agoI just wanted to provide some backgrounds.
- actuator 6y agoYeah, I understand but the background is weak. The majority does feel happy that the outcome was less violence and it doesn't affect them but the question should always be, at what cost.
- propagandist 6y agoI agree wholeheartedly. Let’s discuss this along with lifting collective sanctions imposed on Cuba, Iran, Syria, and Venezuela. That is a form of collective punishments that starves civilians. I’m very cynical about the outrage re: those “re-education” sites. Not because they’re benign but because nobody bats an eye when America commits similarly heinous acts. It seems like a convenient deflection tactic.
- Nginx487 6y agoNope. Ban on hi-tech products and weapons do not affect starving civilians in any way, this is solely responsibility of ruling dictators. Exactly like it happened in Russia, in response of banning hi-tech from exporting to Russia, our authorities imposed ban on importing food and medications.
- propagandist 6y agoI’m not sure how to reason with someone who does 0 research. Look into what areas of the economy are sanctioned first, and then come here to disagree with me.