This blaming of companies and effective absolving of criminals every single time is ridiculous and I don't believe the etiology of this "sentiment" is organic. It has the hallmark signs of Russian propaganda. Deny and redirect blame.
At the end of the day, this is a national security and organized crime problem. Russia and other adversarial governments are either directly behind the attacks or openly sanction them. It makes no sense to blame the companies, any more than it would to blame them for having a bomb dropped on them.
We need to be rallying behind our companies and our governments to defend the interests we should all share as people of good faith, whose prosperity and well-being are under attack. These attacks represent assymetrical battlefield actions and we should be rallying around the idea of defense plus effective deterrent and offensive capabilities.
Stop cheering on criminals and giving a pass to openly hostile regimes. It's past time to give Russia and others beligerents the smack in the mouth they've earned.
At the end of the day, this is a national security and organized crime problem. Russia and other adversarial governments are either directly behind the attacks or openly sanction them. It makes no sense to blame the companies, any more than it would to blame them for having a bomb dropped on them.
We need to be rallying behind our companies and our governments to defend the interests we should all share as people of good faith, whose prosperity and well-being are under attack. These attacks represent assymetrical battlefield actions and we should be rallying around the idea of defense plus effective deterrent and offensive capabilities.
Stop cheering on criminals and giving a pass to openly hostile regimes. It's past time to give Russia and others beligerents the smack in the mouth they've earned.