I agree wholeheartedly the Russian government's invasion is reprehensible. It would logically follow that the implicit "consent of the governed", and close tie

I agree wholeheartedly the Russian government's invasion is reprehensible. It would logically follow that the implicit "consent of the governed", and close ties with domestic companies merits extending this anger to Russian businesses. But I think to myself, is this really fair? I served in the US army during the GWOT and deployed, I struggle with reconciling the atrocities of the US government with my steadfast allegiance. Even as an expat, I still hold a deep affection for the US, warts and all. Would it be fair to harbor animus for US companies? I'd think so, if they enabled war crimes. But what if it's just an entity or subsidiary? Should that negate all the good work of employees with no connection to the company's national security or defense contracts? Take Boeing for example [0], should we be contemptuous of every Boeing engineer because a subsidiary coordinated the CIA's extraordinary rendition torture flights? [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeppesen#Alleged_involvement_with_CIA_extraordinary_rendition_flights https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeppesen#Alleged_involvement...