> If a man murders someone, the victim's family sues and win, and as a result the murder's children are economically deprived...
Sorry but this is not accurate. This would be more accurate: a man is in the process of murdering hostages, so we hurt his children to make him stop.
The sanctions are not "justice", they are pressure tools to make Russia stop the invasion. There cannot be any justice until the crime (the war) is stopped.
> everyone comes out worse than before. But who is at fault and what is the equitable outcome?
There is no equitable outcome, and it is not a betrayal of the victim to feel empathy for the murderer's children.
Sorry but this is not accurate. This would be more accurate: a man is in the process of murdering hostages, so we hurt his children to make him stop.
The sanctions are not "justice", they are pressure tools to make Russia stop the invasion. There cannot be any justice until the crime (the war) is stopped.
> everyone comes out worse than before. But who is at fault and what is the equitable outcome?
There is no equitable outcome, and it is not a betrayal of the victim to feel empathy for the murderer's children.