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You are a private company and you can do whatever you want as long as your country's law allows you to do so. That being said: - Did you block US citizens fro
by voidr 5y ago
You are a private company and you can do whatever you want as long as your country's law allows you to do so.
That being said:
- Did you block US citizens from using Namecheap when the US invaded other countries and killed civilians?
- Did you block the US from using Namecheap when the US left Afghanistan without evacuating the people there who are in constant danger of being murdered by the Taliban?
- Did you block Ukrainians when they stripped minorities of their basic human rights? There are minorities in Ukraine like the Hungarian minority that has nothing to do with this whole conflict and they were denied their right to use their language by the Ukrainians that you have labelled innocent.
- Did you consider blocking Ukraine for their sexist and fascist move to deny their own men the right to flee the country?
Please, don't be part of the problem, if you want to support innocent people: support charities and tell your politicians to pressure Ukraine into allowing any person to flee the country who does not feel like dying because of this foolish proxy war between the US and Russia.
With your actions you are just weakening the neutrality of the internet and doing nothing to weaken Putin, his oligarchs will just move to a different registrar.
- HyprMusic 5y agoThe US is not the one fighting this war, please stop using whataboutism. Plenty of people condemned USA's and UK's invasion of the middle east (including their own citizens), countries stepped in to help and support the invaded countries fight back (including Russia) - just like we're seeing here from Ukraine's allies.
- voidr 5y ago> The US is not the one fighting this war I wrote 'foolish proxy war between the US and Russia', the whole point of a proxy war is that one does not fight it directly, otherwise it would be just: war. > please stop using whataboutism Calling out hypocrisy is not whataboutism. > Plenty of people condemned USA's and UK's invasion of the middle east (including their own citizens) Compared to what we are seeing now: nobody has condemned the USA. I don't recall the US being hard hit by sanctions for all the countries it has wrecked for no good reason. > countries stepped in to help and support the invaded countries fight back (including Russia) - just like we're seeing here from Ukraine's allies I never implied that it didn't happen in the middle east as well. Please stop straw-manning me.
- Seismology 5y ago