Are you really claiming the moral right to tell somebody to leave their own country, and if they don't you will do what you can to punish them? That doesn't seem right. What if they have elders to take care of? One can imagine a million circumstances. It seems to me that holding someone's national origin against them is the sort of thing that leads to wars in the first place. I love your articles and I'm sure you're a good person and just want to do something to support the victims of the war, but collective punishment is not the way. It's one of the worst things we can do to reinforce pain, resentment, and division.

Stay neutral. Please don't get political. Your technical article are great but things like this will only cause divisiveness.

>"...a suggestion that you might find better opportunities outside Russia"

This is so fucked up in multiple ways I do not know what to say. Even if person is trying to flee Putin's regime - the West is actively denying entry to those people. I would understand if you were Ukrainian but it appears you are not.

This brings such an interesting moral dilemma.

Are our inherited sins worse than our committed ones? In other words, is it more disgusting to be born Russian, or to choose to work at Google?