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> We do feel strongly about it but we can't act on these feelings. The government is not taking any feedback. That's a problem you need to solve. Again, it's
by chipdart 2y ago
> We do feel strongly about it but we can't act on these feelings. The government is not taking any feedback.
That's a problem you need to solve.
Again, it's very telling that this only registers as a concern when the subject of mild inconveniences, such as not benefiting from the privilege of visiting some countries as tourists, is brought up.
It's also very telling that the only argument that's expressed in favour of dropping sanctions against Russia is this puerile expectation that Russian citizens should not be subjected to mild inconveniences. Aren't Ukrainians or Georgians entitled to the same expectations?
- aguaviva 2y agoAgain, you keep bringing up the "mild inconveniences" angle, but that very clearly wasn't the commenter's complaint about the sanctions at all. You're very plainly attacking a straw man here. Talk about puerile.
- grishka 2y ago> That's a problem you need to solve. I'm open to suggestions about possible solutions to this problem. And by the way, I'm not talking about myself as a tourist right now. I was saying that Russian people in general being able to easily visit European countries would lessen the Russian official propaganda's grip on the population. And those sanctions against the civil aviation industry are nothing but straight vandalism. And the inconveniences aren't mild.
- smurkinson 2y agoLearn how to build a bomb and try to blow up a weapons factory.