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Received the same. Such a shitty move. Moving some left over from them to nic.ru Why not ban every single US and NATO country users for the slaughter of many

Received the same. Such a shitty move. Moving some left over from them to nic.ru Why not ban every single US and NATO country users for the slaughter of many countries including but not limited to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Palestine, Yemen, Libya... because of the actions of their government? Fuck this mentality that makes the life of ordinary people harder and call it "sympathy".

Mikanoshi 5y ago
But there is no one they know in those countries, so it's like they do not exist.
- Alir3z4 5y ago
  This is just a PR move from them, let's see how many of these companies will follow in coming days.
whatshisface 5y ago
If an Iraqi company wanted to stop doing business with US clients during the Iraq war, they'd come across as reasonable.
- sudosysgen 5y ago
  100% agreed. But in that case, it's better to say that such is the reason.
- _-david-_ 5y ago
  Namecheap is an American company. It would be closer to a Mongolian company decides to stop doing business with US clients because of the Iraq War.
  - chrononaut 5y ago
    But they employ 75% of their employees in Ukraine. For all intents and purposes they are Ukrainian in this situation, and the CEO probably has a lot of empathy for what their employees and families are going through.
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jopsen 5y ago
> Fuck this mentality that makes the life of ordinary people harder and call it "sympathy". The sanctions will do this too. They will make Russians very poor, it might take time -- but odds are ordinary Russians will become poor. That's sad, but what is the alternative?
ridiculous_leke 5y ago
> Why not ban every single US and NATO country users for the slaughter of many countries including but not limited to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Palestine, Yemen, Libya... because of the actions of their government? I guess there are certain benefits when you are the only superpower in a uni-polar world.

Mikanoshi 5y ago

But there is no one they know in those countries, so it's like they do not exist.

Alir3z4 5y ago
This is just a PR move from them, let's see how many of these companies will follow in coming days.

whatshisface 5y ago

If an Iraqi company wanted to stop doing business with US clients during the Iraq war, they'd come across as reasonable.

sudosysgen 5y ago
100% agreed. But in that case, it's better to say that such is the reason.
_-david-_ 5y ago
Namecheap is an American company. It would be closer to a Mongolian company decides to stop doing business with US clients because of the Iraq War.
- chrononaut 5y ago
  But they employ 75% of their employees in Ukraine. For all intents and purposes they are Ukrainian in this situation, and the CEO probably has a lot of empathy for what their employees and families are going through.
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jopsen 5y ago

> Fuck this mentality that makes the life of ordinary people harder and call it "sympathy". The sanctions will do this too. They will make Russians very poor, it might take time -- but odds are ordinary Russians will become poor. That's sad, but what is the alternative?

ridiculous_leke 5y ago

> Why not ban every single US and NATO country users for the slaughter of many countries including but not limited to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Palestine, Yemen, Libya... because of the actions of their government? I guess there are certain benefits when you are the only superpower in a uni-polar world.