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Re:ICANN's rejection of Ukraine's request to sever Russia fr... by arcticbull on Thursday March 03, 2022 @01:31PM (#30544770)
Nothing you raised has anything to do with this situation which is what we're talking about. Pointing fingers wildly in every direction isn't going to solve this problem. I'll never say the US has a pristine track record, however what they are doing right now, I'm in support of. Even if they haven't acted appropriately in the past.

I can oppose Yemen, I can support Palestine, I can oppose the coup in Guatemala - all while I reject the actions of the Russians in Ukraine. These are not mutually exclusive positions and there is nothing hypocritical about it.

Re:ICANN's rejection of Ukraine's request to sever Russia fr... by mardifoufs on Thursday March 03, 2022 @03:40PM (#30546649)
But the US is supporting Saudi Arabia in Yemen right now. It's just as much of an ongoing situation so there isn't even that excuse of "that was before and now is now".
Re:ICANN's rejection of Ukraine's request to sever Russia fr... by arcticbull on Thursday March 03, 2022 @09:20PM (#30549838)
And I don't support it. But that has nothing to do with the current situation in Russia or the Ukraine. Focus please, one problem at a time.
Re:ICANN's rejection of Ukraine's request to sever Russia fr... by orestarod on Friday March 04, 2022 @08:22PM (#30562992)
Pointing out double standards is not futile or pointless. It exposes the true intentions and interests of those who have them. In this case, for example, the double standards of Western governments and elites show that they do not really care about the suffering of people, rather they act based on their (geopolitical? economical? general?) interests. So, in some occasions they themselves help destroy countries and have no problem with it (Not caring about people's suffering: confirmed), then an opponent creates suffering and they react (is it because of the suffering? No, they proved they do not care.). It is relevant to this, past and future situations, because it helps (those who wish to understand things, at least) shake off pretenses of the various players and see the real motives clearer. Repeat for any other section where double standards exist to get a clearer picture.