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Everyone is celebrating all these companies pulling out of Russia. It is just a bunch of normal people losing their jobs. Not something that should be celebrated.

Everyone is celebrating all these companies pulling out of Russia. It is just a bunch of normal people losing their jobs. Not something that should be celebrated.

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[–] [deleted] • 0 pt (edited )

There are children who are smarter and more productive than their parents. They are not parasites.

And shouldn't a company be allowed to stop business with a country that just attacked another, mostly white, country?

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Muh narrative

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I know that there are reasons for Russia to attack.

If china started a national defense alliance against the US, invited Canada to their alliance, and then stationed Chinese Troops in Canada - yeah, we'd chimp out.

Nonetheless, shouldn't these companies have the right to do and cease business with whomever they want? And if russia is the enemy of the American Imperialist empire (even if that empire pretends to only care about spreading democracy), why should this empire care about the children of it's enemies? Especially if you yourself don't mind children being hurt in the process of eliminating "parasites"?

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shouldn't these companies have the right to do and cease business with whomever they want?

For sure.

The problem is how can you tell it isn't influenced by cancel culture or if this is truly the will of the company?