Comments by "Anders Juel Jensen" (@andersjjensen) on "Peace is not an option for Ukraine" video.

  1. The charities need to go, but every company that sells useless shit in Russia and takes the money out of the country is contributing to Russia's demise. Nobody should buy a single damn thing from Russia, and everyone should be selling them things that are completely irrelevant to their war efforts. Especially things like Spotify and Netflix (that is, not even a physical product is being sold) are freaking great as sucking money out of their economy. Bananas, condoms, little paper umbrellas for drinks, movie merchandise and porno mags are all great options. I know a lot of people want to see "solidarity that shows Russians what we think" but it's completely useless in practice. Financial hurt, to the point of hyper inflation, will wake them up much faster than "The rotting west hates us so now they wont sell us beer. HA! I'll just drink superior glorious Russian beer instead!". But the point is that it should be useless shit we sell them. Anything that helps repair/maintain infra structure of any description and anything that might in the most remote corner case have a military application needs to be blocked hard. We want their society to crumble both physically and financially. And consumerist garbage helps with that.
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  2. What people also don't get is that if Ukraine manage to physically remove the Russian infestation from their lands the war doesn't stop... unless Putin gets a cup of polonium tea or falls out of a window. Russia will keep attacking Ukraine, despite holding zero Ukrainian territory, and keep threatening with nukes, and keep trying to dodge sanctions and whatnot. Even if we put the economic thumbscrews on Russia SO TIGHT that the average Russian starts starving things will not end until the Putin problem goes away. Whether it will be the power elite, the army, the FSB, the Wankers or a public uprising that solves the Putin problem remains to be seen, but the problem at hand must always be evaluated separately of any Ukrainian territorial gains (and may those be many, swift and with minimal losses!).
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