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Wise, not to be in Russia
To save you a click - actor, who is not living in Russia said in an interview, that if he was forced to fight this war, he would rather fight on Ukraine's side.
For that (and only that) he was criminally charged. >

Wise, not to be in Russia >

To be honest, since 2020 most (like 90%) of influencers I was following left Russia. Some of those who stayed ended up in jail. >

Goes to show how much anything has changed in "modern" times. >

Just so Americans get it, this is what our free speech defends.  it has nothing to do with Twitter, Twitter and social media can't shut you up or stop you from posting somewhere else. All Free Speech means is the government can't put you in jail for what you say, because in Russia, china, Saudi Arabia and Cuba and other places they can. 
Oh and if you leave America  you don't have free speech or other Constitutional rights in other countries, you have to go by their rules and laws, which is why countries like Russia kept Britney Griner hostage for 10 months. >

Worth also considering, many of those countries will audit your online posts before entry, and deny entry or maybe even arrest someone, for things said online.  We take this all for granted and need to fight harder to protect it and ensure everyone also gets to enjoy these same freedoms. >

I'm not sure I fully agree with you. You are not entitled to enter a foreign country, and they can reject anyone on basically any grounds. >

Correct, except looking at wrong thing.
Is that country entitled to collect information on me before I even go there?  What if I never plan to go there but they still have my information on file?  What right did they have for this?  What if they use something I say against friends or family living there, even if not involved? >

What countries are doing this before you hit a border checkpoint?
I guess the larger question really relates to sovereignty; whether or not countries have rights to your data is not really a needle you yourself get to move, only your own government does. >

"Look. I-- I'd had a lovely supper, and all I said to my wife was, 'That piece of halibut was good enough for Putin. " >

That picture of Putler gives me Doctor Evil vibes. >

One Million Rubles >

Which is around $14,304.11 >

Picture the inside of a toilet bowl that hasn’t been cleaned in 6 months in the worst restaurant that gives people the instant shits… and you will have something that’s still better than what passes for most Russians. 
I have no time for a people that set up rape camps and torture chambers for children, when they invade a nation, as policy. >

GOP taking notes for when they get power again >

I thought they gave these notes to Putin. >

To save you a click - actor, who is not living in Russia said in an interview, that if he was forced to fight this war, he would rather fight on Ukraine's side.
For that (and only that) he was criminally charged.