The Russo-Ukrainian War entered its 12th day, and the flames and smoke of war ahead were still there, but the heat at home and abroad seemed to have decreased a lot. But the local discrimination, racial hatred, and formalism unleashed by the West seem to be moving in an increasingly crooked direction. The dumping of vodka in the United States and the dumping of Coca-Cola in Ukraine are examples of them wielding a knife and slashing at themselves.
It is reported that a tavern owner named Bill McCormick sent a video to take sides. In the video, he dumps all the vodka in his store. But who knows, the vodka in his hand is not from Russia, but the Russian oligarch Yuri Chevler uses a company registered in Luxembourg to produce Latvian vodka.
This behavior of the Americans is bound to cause a large number of non-Russian distilleries to lose. It is conceivable that since the inventory is exhausted, Americans will not buy vodka again in the short term. But it is said that 98% of the vodka sold in the United States is not produced in Russia. This so-called anti-war form was completely tossed onto others.
Another piece of news is that Ukrainians have begun to dump Coca-Cola to express their anger because the United States is not involved in sanctioning Russia. Although this move did not cause a wave of trend for the time being, the impact was bad. Coca-Cola's sales will inevitably be affected. It is the United States itself that has been lost.
Now that the world has been deeply integrated, no country can absolutely say that no country participates in its own economic operation system. The so-called sanctions are all absurd things that hurt the enemy a thousand and inflict one thousand and five self-inflicted wounds. Is it not good to be open-minded, tolerant of others, peaceful coexistence, and earn money together? Does the United States, a country of immigrants who are free to buy and sell guns, really stand it?
