Monteras reports: a few political messages with ... #3149
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this is a problem that tugs at my heart. the modern idea of a nation state is completely artificial, but in particular, russia's abhorrent aggression in ukraine is unwarranted and well documented. nothing in LeetPeet's signage is anti-russian. if i'm not mistaken, LeetPeet is russian himself. i don't think we should restrict players from expressing anti-war sentiment, particularly in their own cities. expressing support for ukraine is political and inherently "not excellent" to everyone, but i feel that trying to ignore the problem is much more "not excellent".
i'm not the first person to point this out, but trying to be apolitical is inherently a political position.