@scotte1 I’m not referring to the lady singer who was sacked, I think that’s a different issue and do agree with you on that one, they’ve gone too far. We shouldn’t be punishing Russian civilians as a whole, they’re innocent in this and most are against Putins actions anyway.
But Gary, you’re denying your own knowledge of basic societal laws purely to suit your politcal arguments I’m afraid.
This guy isn’t just some random dude who’s been sacked, he is a personal friend to Putin and has been for a long time.
Putin has already racked up countless war crime charges just in this current war (there’s a big difference between people dying in war and war crimes) over the last few days, that’s aside from the criminal charges against him internationally prior to that.
Saying nothing in a situation like this is commonly referred to as “aiding and abetting” or “accessory after the fact” and illegal in most nations on earth, again, nothing to do with politics, it’s to do with basic morality. And yes, saying nothing is considered extremely harmful in situations like this.
So yes, this guy defintely deserves it in every single respect. In any other situation, he would have been sacked undoubtedly, and taken in for questioning by the authorities, as well as finances frozen while the investigation was ongoing.
That’s responsibility for protecting and supporting a known murderer.
