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"Killing" your business (actually, at the end of the war your customers will be back; hopefully you can coast on without income and with reduced costs) is not o
by HelloNurse 5y ago
"Killing" your business (actually, at the end of the war your customers will be back; hopefully you can coast on without income and with reduced costs) is not only collateral damage but part of the sanctions: it hurts Russian citizens and businesses, and their friends.
- s1artibartfast 5y agoI think this overly trivializes the posters situation without reason, but the end point is correct. Maybe the business is dead, maybe they will lose their home, and maybe their life's work. This will certainly happen to countless people. The point of Broad and durable sanctions is often too simply hurt the lives of citizens and pressure or weaken the government.