[ncc-services-wg] Once again, I'm against the banning of ukrainian internet resources

Good afternoon to all

This initiative to ban transfers looks like childish wishful thinking or
criminal ambitions.

If there are risks of stealing of IP resources from people/companies which
for certain reasons remain on the temporarily occupied territories, then it
is necessary just to come up with a mechanism to protect these resource
holders, and not to ban the entire country.

In Ukraine we have a situation of stealing washing machines and toilets by
terrorussian occupants. But for some reason you are not asking to ban the
sale of used washing machines and toilets throughout Ukraine because
moscovites steal them on the temporarily occupied territories. And you do
not propose to close the real estate registers of Ukraine, and to control
all sales of apartments (houses) through some service company in Kyiv due
to the fact that on the temporarily occupied territories, under threat of
killing, people can re-register anything to anyone. But you propose to ban
people from managing their Internet resources. Very interesting.

And in general, who are those persons who carry the danger? Who are those
people (actually they aren't people) whom you suspect can steal blocks of
addresses from us?... Oh sure, they're ruSSists!!! So, let's suggest
throwing them (russia) out of any deals! Ban them from any transfers
(buying) and they will steal nothing. It is necessary to punish the
criminal, not the potential victim.

Let's summarize. Let's look for solutions to protect the resources of
companies that are on the temporarily occupied territories, and not to
limit our freedom of action and freedom of speech in Ukraine.

Governmental monopoly on television has been already established. Single
telemarathon. Thank you very much. That's enough.

Kind regards,
Serhii
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