It was stupid for Steam to drop Russia. They were getting thirty percent. Does it hurt the Russians to not have to pay a thirty percent cut for nothing? It would be if my landlord decided to not charge me an excess in rent to teach me that I needed him

I think it's a matter of jumping ship

If stopping is an action one can stop that action. If you are stopping something, I might tell you to stop stopping it. If you are stopping by, I might tell you to stop stopping by. If the circus has been stopping by every year on its route, but then it stopped stopping by as it usually did, then the circus would have stopped the stop. Then if it stopped the stop in a deliberate enough way as to warrant special attention, but later decided to resume the stop you could say that it stopped stopping the stop.

The liberals are doing it. They are trying to dismantle the most sacred and ancient of ethical traditions of guest-host relations. Don't you dare strengthen your community by establishing some co-relation in the most basic and universally understood manor. Don't you dare act kindly toward your neighbor or break out of your selfish, commodified, isolation. How dare you do a kind act without expecting something greater in return. The liberals are going after what's left of humanities soul in the West. They'll sterilize the humanity out of us more than they already have with their twisted, hedonistic ideology.

https://news.yahoo.com/moldova-security-talks-blasts-russia-095058547.html

Transnistria, Russian speaking region of Moldova was attacked. Radio towers were targeted. Attacks came from Ukraine.

Ukraine blames Russia of attempting to destabilizing the region and planning an invasion.

From what I'm reading I think Ukraine wanted to bomb a radio station that they couldn't control. It might be in retaliation of Russia bombing a radia free Europe station in Ukraine. It fits in with the information war. Ukraine accuses Russia of attacking a friendly city and a radio station friendly to them

Yes, Russia isn't the USSR, but they're killing all the things that I hate and making America and NATO out to be fools. Growing up in the height of Iraq, watching Libya hopelessly, I can't help but feel vicariously victorious over stories like this.