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I've got to ask how many times you've been arrested or jailed fighting for justice in your country. It's very easy to talk about this, it's a lot harder to do i
by sequoia 5y ago
I've got to ask how many times you've been arrested or jailed fighting for justice in your country. It's very easy to talk about this, it's a lot harder to do it, especially in a place like Russia. I've been arrested while protesting twice and once thrown in max security jail (luckily bailed out within a couple days) and I dealt with the follow-up for many stressful years. It stinks.
In any event I encourage you to use some of that passion of yours fighting for what's right in your own country & putting your own life & livelihood on the line. God speed!
Edit: in USA.
- IG_Semmelweiss 5y agoYou can rest assured that when X declares in the internet: "why doesnt Y protest and go to jail for righteusness!" It will never fail that X has neither righteusness, nor follow their own advice. Armchair fighters always fight with words, never actions, and will always send someone else to fight THE fight.
- bstar77 5y agoIf my country, unprovoked, invaded a sovereign nation and threatened any intervening countries with a nuclear response, I would be out in the fucking streets. The people in Russia doing this are heroic, but more need to be doing it.