And, to her credit, she seems more than willing to pay that price and then double down. I really can't sort out the good guys from the bad guys in the whole Ukraine mess so I don't really know where I stand. But, it is refreshing to see someone take a stand and not back off or grovel when the "you can't say that" crowd brings all their weapons to bear.
I was born in Odessa and side her Lisitsa in this matter but certainly the TSO has no obligation to employ her if they think she is bad for business. Lisitsa scheduled a free concert in the area that night but now the church she was to play at is also backing out...
Nor can I, and I consider myself a pretty knowledgeable guy when it comes to world political hot spots.
I found myself the other day making a pretty good argument on a subject, only to have it pointed out to me that it was a pro-Putin stance.
Subject immaterial, but it does illustrate the confusion that reigns, much like the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian/Skyhook thingy back when Clinton was screwing the world over.
Sometimes I think you just have to have been born into it and lived it, in order to make real sense of it, so I think she may be more in the know than those that are trying to silence her.
Or, she could just be a carpet-munching, birkenstock-wearing, hairy arm-pitted liberal toad.