I've been dying to ask a reddit employee how they feel knowing that their decision to allow and even promote mercenary recruitment on their website resulted in the deaths of thousands of their users. Literal blood on their hands.
I doubt I will ever get the chance. They will probably just blame russia and defer all responsibility anyway.
Without reddit boots on the ground. Last time it ended up with a lethal case of Iskander to the face.
I've been dying to ask a reddit employee how they feel knowing that their decision to allow and even promote mercenary recruitment on their website resulted in the deaths of thousands of their users. Literal blood on their hands.
I doubt I will ever get the chance. They will probably just blame russia and defer all responsibility anyway.