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Then they risk getting shot or stabbed by a pro Putin thug or agent. Your advice is patently bad.
by goldenkey 5y ago
Then they risk getting shot or stabbed by a pro Putin thug or agent. Your advice is patently bad.
- Etherlord87 5y agoAre russians really such cowards? I always thought to the opposite, but this constant look for excuses why not rebel against putin, why not protest, and now even why not wear a t-shirt really changes my mind. If you're russian, and you call yourself a russian, and you speak russian, and you don't change that for years, and feel no responsibility for what your government is doing whatsoever, honestly, you deserve the sanctions.
- goldenkey 5y agoIt's not cowardly to avoid wearing controversial shirts. There are nuts everywhere just look for reasons to be set off.
- Etherlord87 5y agoMaybe I'm just brave, because I find that cowardly. But then what kind of word do we use to describe Ukrainians - heroic, I guess.
- muzika 5y agoWearing a shirt with profanity printed on it is not heroic.
- stickfigure 5y agoCivil disobedience is balancing act between "what will inspire revolution" and "what will get me killed". Wearing a FUCK PUTIN shirt in Moscow, today, is almost certainly heroic. Wearing it in Egypt? The OP knows better than us. It might simply be self-preservation. I won't fault him either way.
- stickfigure 5y agoThe OP seems genuinely concerned about hostile treatment just for being Russian. Trying to look inconspicuous won't help if you're cornered in an alley by an angry mob. Choose your risk.
- gspetr 5y agoDepending on where you do it, it might go down about as well as this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDnvXAkMnx8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDnvXAkMnx8 (Die Hard: With a Vengeance (1995) - Bad Day in Harlem Scene)