On the removal of Come Back Alive
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On the removal of Come Back Alive
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#2Patreon blocked large Ukrainian army charity volunteers account https://savelife.in.ua/en/
It was probably the second largest on Patreon - getting more than a 200 000$ a month
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#4If anyone has a twitter account (I do not), would be worth mentioning in that thread, to those who are deleting their accounts, to also formally request to have their personal data removed, this would give them a massive pain in the balls (if they complied that is).
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#5So essentially the problem is they're sticking to their "violence is bad" policy when in this specific situation violence is maybe not bad.
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#6You can also donate to entities like https://www.unhcr.org/. Could someone suggest other reputable options?
Tangentially (as far as I can tell this doesn’t apply to the Patreon in this post), seeing social media scam profiting from the tragedy by tricking people into reposting shady donation links is disheartening.
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#7So essentially the problem is they're sticking to their "violence is bad" policy when in this specific situation violence is maybe not bad.
Or maybe violence is still bad.
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#8Related thread:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30465394
In case you'd like to donate or share the financial help link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220224191725/https://savelife.... (I'm using Wayback just in case Russian government hacks it, the original: https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate/)
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#10So essentially the problem is they're sticking to their "violence is bad" policy when in this specific situation violence is maybe not bad.
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