Do you see the problem? Those in control screw up and they expect to get bailed out by forcing people to buy their inferior and expensive products.
> The Ukraine war is the most clear-cut aggressor/victim situation
It's actually not that clear cut and if you apply the same filters for both of the countries you will see it. Try testing for internationally recognized borders and the situation is same for the Israeli invasion and Russian invasion. Test for separatist movements and you will find very similar things, test for minorities getting attacked and you will see that its quite similar. Not the same but when you pick something like "Russia must respect the internationally recognized borders" and you don't apply the same for Israel then you are a hypocrite, you are not doing it from standpoint of a principle but due to your own interest and if you are doing it out of your own interest people start asking why I'm paying for it? Where's my cut if this thing pans out?
> The non-private jets are a much bigger problem actually
I don't know if that's true or not but you ask people to sacrifice their comfort for a common cause, then everyone should do it.
> Because the people inside those borders don't want other people with no capital wandering
But then people start noticing that it's not the poor immigrants who want to work who buys al the properties. Some people want the poor stopped at the border and the rich welcomed. Others want different things, a lot of people don't want oligarchs buying all that property and leave it empty.
> I'd say the economy is not great, not terrible
In the case of the US elections, there were many opinion polls showing that people are not satisfied with the economy. They are also not satisfied with many other things related to the economy. Just yesterday someone killed an insurance CEO at a filthy rich location and so many people were cheering for the killer.