Russian-American Loses Appeal Over $51 Ukraine Donation, Faces 12 Years
Russian-American Loses Appeal Over $51 Ukraine Donation, Faces 12 Years
A Russian court in Yekaterinburg has upheld the 12-year prison sentence handed down in August to dual U.S.-Russian citizen Ksenia Karelina for treason after she was found guilty of transferring $51 to a Ukrainian aid charity in early 2022.
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How dare she visit family or anything else that might take her there. Really every Russian should leave forever one-way at their earliest opportunity or they get what they deserve?
They can do whatever they want, all I said is I ain't gonna be sad (or surprised) about it. Don't want to get shoved into prison for no reason? Don't go to Russia.
Plenty of Ukranians risking their life to visit family, where the infrastructure still exists to do it at least. Fuck Russia
I ain't gonna be sad
Yeah man, I picked up on your total lack of compassion for this person whose life was just ruined by the Russia you so hate.
She had a choice. This isnt a protester inside Russia, and Russia didnt go get her in another country like China does. No compassion.
She did more against Russia by picking herself up and moving away from it than you will ever do with your “fuck Russia” comments online. Your derision for her is as impotent and pitiful as your hatred of her birth country. You’re never going to “fuck Russia” or anything else with this small dick energy.
Ad hominems of course tells us how many arguments you have left. She left Russia in 2015, way before the full scale invasion. Going back is having her cake and eating it.
I also haven't claimed that I am somehow a militant against russia. This is just like, my opinion man. I haven't attacked you personally for yours.
Calling me a Russian shill was an ad hominem, and an attack. The stupidity is getting quite thick here.
You literally admitted to having a hidden interest (sob story about Dad or whatever) lmao.
Glad you agree you ran out of stuff to say though, we can agree on something.
My dad is not Russian. It’s not a “hidden interest,” it’s a life experience that gives me compassion for this person.