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Started by GrumpyNick [1345677] on in Graveyard.

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DeathFoundry [2097532]
Lets not take the war out on the russian citizens for its government, I'm american and I don't agree with my governments wars most of the time. The sanctions are going to destroy alot of lives of people in Russia who never did anything wrong. People who live in a country ARE NOT THE GOVERNMENT.....hold the right people accountable
bogie [148747] Admin Staff
Graving this and reiterating what I've posted on similar subjects.

This is misplaced anger, whilst we support Ukraine we don't put the blame on innocent Russian civilians, but rather their dictator of a leader that is making these horrific decisions.


We certainly have been showing our solidarity to Ukraine, but this isn't the way to go about it.

We have even taken steps to reach out to our Russian players to ensure they can be aware of what is going on, and encourage exploring a wider range of news sources than what may be locally available.
WaywardSquid [2330087] Officer Officer
Graved - this is not a discussion.


And as far as suggestions go, this is a non-starter as well. Torn is doing everything it can to support our Ukrainian developers in this incredibly difficult time for them and their loved ones. We will not add to that burden by encouraging or condoning harassment or discrimination in any form.


While it’s understandable to have strong feelings regarding this important world event, please do not transfer those feelings by proxy on to a flag or the general population of a country to express dismay at the machinations of a despot.