BetterFailling posted: " The guy in the blue T shirt is being questioned by the Ukrainian police about his activity on 'social media'.You probably guessed already what kind of 'activity' we're talking about... Which brings back painful memories. During my childhood, i"
The guy in the blue T shirt is being questioned by the Ukrainian police about his activity on 'social media'. You probably guessed already what kind of 'activity' we're talking about...
Which brings back painful memories.
During my childhood, in communist Romania, you could get arrested for listening to Radio Free Europe. Or for speaking against the communist rule.
In present day Russia, you'll soon enough be arrested if you use the word war in relation with what is going on in Ukraine.
In Ukraine itself, you can be arrested for publicly supporting Putin's actions.
The worst thing being the fact that there still are people out there who consider Putin is right and the Ukrainians - those who do nothing but defend their country, should be 'left alone'.
To be 'left alone' to what?!? To be bombed away by Putin? So that we may continue our 'peaceful lives'?
Peaceful only until Putin - or someone equivalent, will 'change his mind'?
The guy above hasn't figured out yet, in spite of the bombs falling over his head, that there's no such thing as 'peaceful life' under dictatorship! Any kind of dictatorship... Nor have any of those who continue to defend Putin's actions!
Or use their 'freedom of speech' in an attempt to sow doubt about the matter.
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