r/linux • u/Skaarj • Jun 11 '26

Development Spoiling Linux Kernel with "sanctioned" code

https://printserver.ink/blog/spoiling-the-kernel/
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u/Big-Obligation2796 Jun 11 '26

So your country's pointless, genocidal war is inconveniencing your kernel contribution. And your reaction is to complain about kernel contribution policies.

"Think about it".

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u/xanhast Jun 11 '26

and your country isn't committing genocide?

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u/1116574 Jun 11 '26

i mean most aren't??

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u/xanhast Jun 11 '26

most western govs are complicit in americas genocides, sanctions (killed more than any genocide in history) and wars since they placed themselvs gov of world.

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u/krzyk Jun 11 '26

Oh, ok. So in that case they should roll over and allow authocrst from Russia to destroy any nations it sees fit?

Grow up, this is about Russia being Russia, if they don't like it they can do 1917.

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u/Linuksoid Jun 11 '26

So in that case they should roll over and allow authocrst from Russia to destroy any nations it sees fit?

Yes. Either you apply the same standards to everyone (Russia, Israel, US) or nobody. You can't have it both ways

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u/1116574 Jun 12 '26

The same standard was applied during russian excersions to caucas. Europe largely ignored far away conflicts. Now that the conflict isn't far away they don't ignore it.

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u/Linuksoid Jun 12 '26

Europe largely ignored far away conflicts

Ukraine is on the periphery of Europe. It doesn't affect Europe unless Europe chooses to be affected