• Kecessa@sh.itjust.works
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          1 year ago

          What would you have expected to happen if she had refused to go? We’re talking about Russia, not an American band going to Iraq to do show for the troops…

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            1 year ago

            No reason to assume that and not that she bought into the propaganda like most of Russia unless there is something suggesting that she was forced. It isn’t like there aren’t a plethora of entertainers ready to lick Putin’s boot.

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            1 year ago

            … not much really? Is it a fact she was forced to go or is this just implying she was?

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              1 year ago

              They’re just pulling it out of their ass because “RuZsIa eBiL DiCtAtOrShIp!”

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            1 year ago

            Fun semi-related fact: Even in nazi Germany during the war, refusing to work in a concentration camp didn’t lead to any punishment.
            People did it willingly when they were assigned, cause it was a well-paid job that didn’t carry much risk, and refusing might be detrimental to their career.
            After the war of course, they claimed that it was a choice between “go to the camp as a warden or go to the camp as prisoner”, but that’s been proven to be wrong in all cases.