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Ethics is one thing, security is another- much of the world was willing to accept Russian human rights abuses as a necessary cost of business, it’s a different matter when the Russians are waging war and trying to redraw the world map. The Qataris aren’t going to be using German money to try to destroy the international order.
At any rate, even Qatari human rights abuses that do occur are less of an issue. Countries treating unskilled migrant labor poorly are unfortunately a frequent occurrence- Qatar’s issues are one of improving law enforcement and regulations, its society doesn’t require exploitive behavior to function (whereas Russian society is built on imperialism, and violent policy is inherent to their system).
Article is From March 2022? >

I (genuinely) love the yellow bar on the articles page that clearly says:
“This article is over 9 months old” >

I remember in school when we were learning about citing sources we were told to check the author, the company they write for and also the date before using them in papers.
I guess OP didnt pay attention in history or lit. >


I guess OP didnt pay attention in history or lit.

i mean it's top post on the sub right now. OP's on par with 90% of readers and getting plenty of fake internet points to boot >

Also, OP posted it to a bunch of different subs. Very blatant karma tactic. >

Or they are just tryin' to make a change :/ >

Says the man in the mirror >

What a relief, I was beginning to be worried about the ethical implications of energy dependence on Russia. Thankfully that is all behind us now.