> We know that the Russian government spends inordinate time and money intentionally spreading false propaganda And we know that people on the side of Ukraine,

> We know that the Russian government spends inordinate time and money intentionally spreading false propaganda And we know that people on the side of Ukraine, including lots of commentators in the west do the reverse. So maybe try to find the facts and use logic. > We know Russia loves Musk because he supports their illegal invasion of Ukraine. He is literally the most important private person helping Ukraine. That's just such an idiotic believe, its really next level stupid. Please tell me one other private person literally in the world who has helped Ukraine more then Musk. I'll wait. He literally gave Ukraine free material when the war started, before most governments had even reacted. Not enabling Starlink in Crimea makes sense because that would literally enable the Russians to use it. Dynamically enabling and disabling it depending on Ukrainian war needs would be a crazy thing to do. > I get "assume good faith" -- it's a good rule -- but does it really have no limits? What you should maybe ask yourself is if "bad faith" assumptions has limits.