Comments by "Katoshi Takagumi" (@Katoshi_Takagumi) on "Russia Admits Huge Losses of Junior Officers in Ukraine" video.

  1. These lists are helpful, but only for the consumers who want to boycot them. A more effective boycot would require store chains to actually remove these products from their shelves entirely.
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  2.  @joachimfrank4134  I think for humanitarian and medical supplies you would always need to make an exemption.
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  3. Yes, that's the real problem here. Maybe they need to create an adhoc special category for Ruzzia, something that's a bit of a terrorist state but not so much that it would cause issues for US trade partners.
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  4.  @muschek  Yes, in Sweden the shops were responsible enough to remove those. Not sure, but I get the sense elsewhere the money they get from blood candy is more important than showing solidarity for the people of Ukraine.
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  5. Yes, a gun is very useful if there are FSB goons lurking about. There's an anecdotal story from the days of Stalin's terror about Budyonnyi having a machine gun on his balcony pointing at the gate in case any not-so-nice gentlemen in a black van were thinking of paying him a visit.
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  6. Designate the corporations as sponsors of state terrorism and see if they can wiggle their way out of that.
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  7.  @TheInstaShark  The latter might raise a little too many eyebrows to work.
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