There's a frustrating tendency among foreign "anti-war leftists" to accept the official Russian narrative ("we didn't wanna vaporise 4-y.o. girls with Downs syndrome but they forced us") than what anti-war voices on the ground (i.e. Ukrainian, Russian and Belarusian) actually say. It's telling how Britain's Stop The War's get-together on...

Here's a thought experiment. After a night of insobriety, Person A is drunk driving home from the bar, and makes it home safely. Person B has a similar experience and is also driving home drunk, but hits someone on the way home. They both arrive home. How should you (or society) deal with them?

Niko Vorobyov is a formerly-imprisoned Russian-British freelance journalist and author of the book Dopeworld. You can follow him on Twitter @Narco_Polo420

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