From my pov yes.
With today’s media you are able to participate in every conflict or debate around the world, but a single human brain isn’t capable of dealing with all of them in detail. So the answer to your question if I may or may not know certain details would be yes. Of course au don’t know everything thing about the situation. The only thing I know is that people are dying. Ukraines and Russians. And in my opinion this should stop.
Russians dying because they came to rape, kill peaceful people. Ukraine didn’t attack russia. Opposite. And Ukraine should have a right to defend itself. If you for some reasons don’t want to defend yourself - it is ok and it is your choice.
I agree with that. But in my opinion there’s a difference in "defending myself" and "fight for a country wich is governed by politicians I didn’t vote for"
But all honour to brave soldiers defending what they love.
Nobody is fighting for politicians. Soldiers perfectly aware about the level of corruption and annoyed by it. Soldiers defend their families, cities, streets, schools, neighborhoods. They defend their memories from childhood and future for their children. Politicians for the moment more concentrated on their wealth and trades.
Bitcoiners are the same soldiers, but defending against financial repression/ slavery. They don’t stop to develop just because politicians don’t want to grant them freedoms. Bitcoiners fight for their and many others human rights and I appreciate this. This is a reason why Im defending #bitcoin too and associate myself with community. As everywhere you can have strangers who will take advantage while doing nothing, but this is true for every single community and industry/country.
As someone who is more sidelined than you in that topic, I wouldn’t say anything against that.
To the second part:
I agree as well, but the difference is that as a bitcoiner you don’t stand against bullets, guns and tanks in a battlefield. Same concept tbh, but it need to different kinds of men.
But speaking in general, you’re right.
Wish you all the best lyudmyla!
> "fight for a country wich is governed by politicians I didn’t vote for"
problem is that for many people here it is theoretical talks. I lived in Kharkiv, missile literally hit my apartment building. we don't fight for government, why it is so difficult to understand
