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> Pre-ordering / financially supporting the book. Due to my unfortunate citizenship and place of birth, you can’t — that is, until I find a way that at the same
by Hackbraten 5y ago
> Pre-ordering / financially supporting the book. Due to my unfortunate citizenship and place of birth, you can’t — that is, until I find a way that at the same time complies with international sanctions, doesn’t sponsor the war, and won’t put me in prison for tax evasion.
> So, don’t bother. If you want to support this book, just share the articles you like on link aggregators and social media and help fix typos — that would be enough.
This breaks my heart. Supporting justified sanctions is one thing. Witnessing how sanctions are affecting a civilian as an individual is another.
I hope those sanctions keep piling up (as they’re among the very few things that are actually capable of ending the war) so people like Sergey can once again live a normal life.
- ignoramous 5y agoSanctions (and continuing isolation of Russia by the West) may not end this war, in fact, it might do the opposite.
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