Elon Musk refused to answer when asked if he is responsible for dead Ukrainians after blocking an attack on Russia's navy

[toomuchtime_]

Yes, Musk refused to provide his services to Ukraine for free, and the US government has to pay for that. But so what? He is an owner of the business and making profits is his main goal. There are no alternatives available.

He was not exactly providing the services for free. He had made a business decision to exploit the war in order to gain free advertising for his fledgling company, Starlink. I agree with you, some companies saw Hitler's rampage across Europe as a business opportunity just as Musk saw the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a business opportunity.

 

[Ringo]

The American people have spent at least $113 billion on this war and Russia will spend about $85 billion on their entire military this year.

 

[Seymour Flops]

When did Ukraine gain the right to conscript American companies to provide it war-fighting services?

Of course Musk is not responsible for attacks carried out by Russia, due to not having helped Ukraine attack Russia.

Leave Europe to Europe, we've saved their Vaseline asses enough times already.

 

[beautress]

Of course Taiwan is part of China!

America's only stake in it is once again it's foreign policy of aggression on the fake pretense of protecting democracy.

China has this tendency to take its citizens and murder them without warning for items real or imagined. We don't care to see our allies so treated.

 

[beautress]

Of course Taiwan is part of China!

America's only stake in it is once again it's foreign policy of aggression on the fake pretense of protecting democracy.

I respect your point of view, but there is some concern that there will be mass murders against innocent people if we don't protect allied states from China's persecutions of people they hate.

Christian persecution to worsen in Asia in 2023​

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China, North Korea, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Malaysia are among the nations where Christians are being targeted​

Report highlights increased levels of Christian persecution in China

Christians in China face severe pressure to conform to the CCP, as well as litigation, church demolitions, harrassement, and more.

aleteia.org

 

[Ringo]