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  3. Nearly 500,000 russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year.

Nearly 500,000 russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year.

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  • eugenemcparland@mastodon.ieE eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie

    @wolf

    It's not just "putin's War", it is "russia's War"

    This will leave a stain on russian society and politics that will remain long after putin is gone.

    russia is a Terrorist State

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    grepe@ieji.de
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    #41

    @EugeneMcParland @wolf the moment you start taking it out on someone for something that they are and not something that they do you become the bad guy. you are not suggesting we should punish russians for supporting or tolerating a regime that does bad things, you are saying we should block all russians just because they are russians - that makes you a bigot.

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    • eugenemcparland@mastodon.ieE eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie

      Nearly 500,000 russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year. Meanwhile, Ukrainians were dying on the battlefield.

      It’s time to end Schengen tourist visas for russian tourists. Holidays in the EU are a privilege, not a right for citizens of a country waging war on our continent.

      ralfmohr1@mastodon.socialR This user is from outside of this forum
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      #42

      @EugeneMcParland
      Unbelievable that RuZZians still can get visa to freely roam around the EU.
      This holiday energy should be conserved and then unloaded in demonstrations against the war.
      IN RuZZia!
      Plus, I do not think that the average RuZZian can afford traveling to the EU. More likely it's the wealthy few that profit from the system.
      Keep them out.

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      • eugenemcparland@mastodon.ieE eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie

        Nearly 500,000 russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year. Meanwhile, Ukrainians were dying on the battlefield.

        It’s time to end Schengen tourist visas for russian tourists. Holidays in the EU are a privilege, not a right for citizens of a country waging war on our continent.

        horststorkebaum@mastodon.socialH This user is from outside of this forum
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        horststorkebaum@mastodon.social
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        #43

        @EugeneMcParland
        I'm curious to understand how exactly that measure - a total refusal of visas for ALL Russians - would move the needle towards an end of that war. (I would be all for it if it helpens the cause.)

        But instead it might even make things worse as it might make those who can no longer travel to the E.U. solidarise with Putin's regime.

        Whereas the only hope for a change for the better in Russia is to increase the share of citizens who oppose the current regime.

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        • horststorkebaum@mastodon.socialH horststorkebaum@mastodon.social

          @EugeneMcParland
          I'm curious to understand how exactly that measure - a total refusal of visas for ALL Russians - would move the needle towards an end of that war. (I would be all for it if it helpens the cause.)

          But instead it might even make things worse as it might make those who can no longer travel to the E.U. solidarise with Putin's regime.

          Whereas the only hope for a change for the better in Russia is to increase the share of citizens who oppose the current regime.

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          horststorkebaum@mastodon.socialH This user is from outside of this forum
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          horststorkebaum@mastodon.social
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          #44

          @EugeneMcParland
          Every Russian who is allowed to leave the country for a vacation abroad because he's not known as a supporter or a part of the regime gets in touch with information about that war that they have no access to in Russia. And they'll feel how Europeans think about it.

          A change of mind for the better often starts with a clearer perspective of reality.

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          • eugenemcparland@mastodon.ieE eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie

            Nearly 500,000 russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year. Meanwhile, Ukrainians were dying on the battlefield.

            It’s time to end Schengen tourist visas for russian tourists. Holidays in the EU are a privilege, not a right for citizens of a country waging war on our continent.

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            neutrinodisaster@social.vivaldi.net
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            #45

            @EugeneMcParland With all due respect, does this stop Russian imperialist ideology? Does this attack Putin and his oligarchs? Does this aid those ravished by war crimes? Or is this just a pooh-pooh to civilians, to people who don't hold military power?

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            • eugenemcparland@mastodon.ieE eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie

              Nearly 500,000 russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year. Meanwhile, Ukrainians were dying on the battlefield.

              It’s time to end Schengen tourist visas for russian tourists. Holidays in the EU are a privilege, not a right for citizens of a country waging war on our continent.

              shadowwwind@mastodon.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
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              #46

              @EugeneMcParland hmmm, maybe letting them come is not to bad, here they could read some free press and learn more about the war their country is waging

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              • eugenemcparland@mastodon.ieE eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie

                Nearly 500,000 russian citizens enjoyed European holidays last year. Meanwhile, Ukrainians were dying on the battlefield.

                It’s time to end Schengen tourist visas for russian tourists. Holidays in the EU are a privilege, not a right for citizens of a country waging war on our continent.

                johnbrown@thecanadian.socialJ This user is from outside of this forum
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                #47

                @EugeneMcParland meanwhile americans and israelis -- committing a genocide in front of the world - travel to many places. BAN THEM ALL.

                But you want to ban *russian citizens* because their country is involved in YET ANOTHER US-backed proxy war with a 3rd party? Fucking state department tools.

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                • neutrinodisaster@social.vivaldi.netN neutrinodisaster@social.vivaldi.net

                  @EugeneMcParland With all due respect, does this stop Russian imperialist ideology? Does this attack Putin and his oligarchs? Does this aid those ravished by war crimes? Or is this just a pooh-pooh to civilians, to people who don't hold military power?

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                  eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie
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                  #48

                  @neutrinodisaster

                  You should watch this YouTube video from Vlad Vexler. " Why All russians Are Responsible for putin's War"

                  He uses Thomas Mann's brilliant meditations on Nazi Germany to help us start a conversation about how do humans take responsibility when they are not guilty of evil, but are associated with it.

                  https://youtu.be/d1pOahq4TCk

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                  • horststorkebaum@mastodon.socialH horststorkebaum@mastodon.social

                    @EugeneMcParland
                    Every Russian who is allowed to leave the country for a vacation abroad because he's not known as a supporter or a part of the regime gets in touch with information about that war that they have no access to in Russia. And they'll feel how Europeans think about it.

                    A change of mind for the better often starts with a clearer perspective of reality.

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                    eugenemcparland@mastodon.ie
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                    #49

                    @horststorkebaum

                    You should watch this YouTube video from Vlad Vexler. " Why All russians Are Responsible for putin's War"

                    He uses Thomas Mann's brilliant meditations on Nazi Germany to help us start a conversation about how do humans take responsibility when they are not guilty of evil, but are associated with it.

                    https://youtu.be/d1pOahq4TCk

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                    • schabe@troet.cafeS schabe@troet.cafe

                      @EugeneMcParland @wolf Its always a states war and a societys war not an individuals.
                      What is the point? Is Israel a Terrorist State too?

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                      harald_dunkel@mastodon.social
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                      #50

                      @Schabe @EugeneMcParland @wolf But these 500k holidaymakers are not suffering because of the president or the war. They are profiting from the war. They are the top 5% of the population. The super-rich. They are the ones who could influence the president.

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