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Today I'm getting the same adrenaline rush as on February 24th. While I managed to leave Russia, not all of my friends, relatives, colleagues and acquaintances
by Klaster_1 4y ago
Today I'm getting the same adrenaline rush as on February 24th. While I managed to leave Russia, not all of my friends, relatives, colleagues and acquaintances managed to secure themselves. I am very concerned for what lies ahead for them and hope to assist them as much as my resources allow.
- helge9210 4y ago
- dijit 4y agoThey're talking about friends and family, not support of the current regime/administration of Russia. There are Russians who support the regime for sure; but making sure your family are not suffering should never be framed as shameful.
- blooalien 4y agoIt's really kinda sad that this should even have to be explained to anyone…
- ls15 4y agoHelping friends and family to survive in a hostile environment is no aggressive act and should not be framed as such.
- blitzar 4y ago
- dijit 4y agoThere's a better way to stand up for justice than to punish those who aren't quick to condemn. It's also an assumption that they're not loudly condemning the current practices. It's still heartless to abandon your family because they're across a border. I don't really care what you have to say if you can't grasp basic morality such as this.
- ls15 4y agoIn a democracy that enjoys freedom of speech maybe. If speaking up means that your children are taken by the state while you are in prison, then silence is the best choice.