@Background Pony #6B85
The most power? Please. In a country where you are beaten into sheer hopelessness and fear by relentless state-sanctioned gaslighting campaigns? In a country that imprisons small boys for Minecraft builds? In a country where speaking negatively of the government or the armed forces can carry up to 15 years in prison? In a country that’s one of the most heavily and brutally policed countries in the world? I’ve not seen many nations existing today that exercise more violence and murder of their own citizens as Russia does. It’s hard enough seeing the culture I grew up to know and love being desecrated and weaponised as a tool to promote the murder of our Ukrainian brother and sisters. Its even harder seeing my family rotting and suffocating under Putin’s regime from across the world. Hearing it inferred that those same people are allegedly ‘immoral’ for their ‘willing’ inaction against one of the most brutally oppressive police states on the planet is just downright insensitive at this point.
@Background Pony #6B85
LOL what? dude, you’ve never lived in Russia and you don’t know how it all works. With the same success, you could advise going to illegal protests in China or North Korea, in Singapore.
If you live in Russia, you have the most power to stop this war. Please inform others around you that Ukraine was invaded. Attend protests if you can. Record police trying to suppress the protests.
And if Putin were to resign someday or be replaced, please make sure his replacement is actually better than him and not just a cosmetic change.
The most power? Please. In a country where you are beaten into sheer hopelessness and fear by relentless state-sanctioned gaslighting campaigns? In a country that imprisons small boys for Minecraft builds? In a country where speaking negatively of the government or the armed forces can carry up to 15 years in prison? In a country that’s one of the most heavily and brutally policed countries in the world? I’ve not seen many nations existing today that exercise more violence and murder of their own citizens as Russia does. It’s hard enough seeing the culture I grew up to know and love being desecrated and weaponised as a tool to promote the murder of our Ukrainian brother and sisters. Its even harder seeing my family rotting and suffocating under Putin’s regime from across the world. Hearing it inferred that those same people are allegedly ‘immoral’ for their ‘willing’ inaction against one of the most brutally oppressive police states on the planet is just downright insensitive at this point.
TwT
Then nothing will change for the better.
LOL what? dude, you’ve never lived in Russia and you don’t know how it all works. With the same success, you could advise going to illegal protests in China or North Korea, in Singapore.
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That would have been nice