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Yes, indeed. And it doesn’t mean promoting or discouraging dogs helps removing dictators from power.

• prepend 3y ago
  It does if dogs are causal to having thriving, independent family units, individuals, and communities.
  • Const-me 3y ago
    As soon as dogs will start causing noticeable changes to the society, they will be banned and dog ownership criminalized. By the way, last week Russians signed a new law which makes collaboration with an unregistered foreign non-profit organization a crime, punishable by 2 years in jail: https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-unregstered-ngos-putin-decree/32534674.html https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-unregstered-ngos-putin-decree... Pretty sure a contribution to an open-source project can be viewed as such collaboration. It seems unlike using software, Russian government views any international collaboration as a potential treat.