Many nations are blocking access for Russian planes and boats, but not the USA - should we?

[hal]

It's the cancel culture on a national basis and it's a great way to fight belligerent aggressor nations, but does it need to be complete? Should we be blocking ports and airports? Should we be throwing out Russian visa holders? The NHL is dealing with many angry people that want to boot Russian players and that is a BIG deal in the NHL. The guy that may well break the impossible Gretzky most goals lifetime record is a big-time russian star.

Countries that have closed airspace for Russian flights (two days old)

[mattkime]

>Should we be throwing out Russian visa holders?

No, they haven't done anything wrong.

As far as athletes are concerned, its a lot easier if they speak out against their country.

[hal]

from twitter: U.S. Expected To Ban Russian Flights From American Airspace - WSJ

[Lemon Drop]

hal wrote:
from twitter: U.S. Expected To Ban Russian Flights From American Airspace - WSJ

Yep. Biden will announce this during the sotu tonight.

[hal]

stolen from twitter:

The really smart move would be to close all airspace to Russian aircraft except routes to O'Hare. Make them suffer.

[rgG]

hal wrote:
stolen from twitter:

The really smart move would be to close all airspace to Russian aircraft except routes to O'Hare. Make them suffer.

I know it’s no laughing matter, but this was funny.

[RAMd®d]

Should we be throwing out Russian visa holders?


Why stop there?

We could round them up and hold them in interment camps.

And separate parents from children.

Who knows what they're plotting!

Make them swear loyalty oaths condemning the Puty as a condition of release.

Maybe even track down their kids.