Also preventing someone from accessing a public information or from doing business is already a form of violence :( I wouldn't call it a form of 'pressure'.
I'd suggest you direct that towards Russia then. You can't have it both ways. You can't vote to join Russia, and then complain that you can't use your US services. As common as it may be to think here, the internet and internet services are products. America doesn't ever have to let you use its products. The idea that you are now entitled to them because you've ever had them is a fallacy, and your anger is misplaced because of it.
I personally watch http://liveuamap.com/ every day. I think it's scary that a person could be trapped in their home by an invader. But it's Russia doing that, not America.
I don't think many people would agree with that statement.
But antibiotics are better than most other options. That's why we use them.
> Majority of people do not want any sanctions, no matter what side they are on. It's the government and politicians that want it, not the people.
The people do not want war. Sanctions are a way of bringing pressure without threats of violence.