The message needs some wording change. It is hard to send a message for help that reads “We hate you and will never forgive and forget what you are doing, but please go on the streets and protest.”
I know the aim, but it is the wrong wording. Maybe simply asking to go protest against the invasion/war, letting the Russian people know that the Russian government was never asked to do this, that Russian troops aren’t desired, needed, nor welcome. That their government is misinforming them, and that the current Kremlin administration is widely despised amongst the Ukrainian population.
Definitely we should avoid saying that we hate Russians. They are also victims of this war started by deranged leaders. In Russia it was not easy to be in opposition and even if many people supported Putin before, they didn't believe that he will really start a war.
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[ 6.2 ms ] story [ 11.9 ms ] threadI know the aim, but it is the wrong wording. Maybe simply asking to go protest against the invasion/war, letting the Russian people know that the Russian government was never asked to do this, that Russian troops aren’t desired, needed, nor welcome. That their government is misinforming them, and that the current Kremlin administration is widely despised amongst the Ukrainian population.