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@zmicier@polyglot.city @davidrevoy@framapiaf.org I understand that living in russia is hard. However, it's not really relevant in this case. Firstly, I don't understand why moverna is assumed to be anti-war. If that's because they said nothing, that's not a good reason: they also might be pro-war, just not talking about it (either because they don't about "politics" or because they know it's unpopular opinion). There are a lot of russian people who didn't talk about war for years (because unimportant politics), and in 2022 started to openly support it. Being "anti-war" is also not necessary being against ukrainophobia and imperialism: some people just don't want to be drafted, but still hate ukrainians. But that's a different topic. Secondly, even if they have to help with propaganda, they're still being harmful. Propaganda is still there. If they earn more money, some of those money will still go to russian government (and will very likely fund weapons against ukrainians, including civilians). If I know about their collaboration with russia, of course I don't want to support them. And suspicious of those who defend them.