On Twitter (which has a rather peculiar audience) — using profanity, the hammer and sickle — they are demanding that the café, which suffered from falling rocket debris on the "Toronto-Kyiv" flight…
RETURN THE MONEY THAT WAS SENT TO THEM AS DONATIONS
It is not those who donated that are making the demands. It's just people on Twitter.
The café opens a donation jar, and their friends and guests contribute to it. Meanwhile, a storm is brewing on Twitter, claiming that businesses have no right to ask for donations.
And that those writing this have their own fundraising efforts, while cafés are receiving money.
They remain silent about the fact that at the onset of the full-scale war, the café prepared 1,000 meals a day for the military.
They helped at the beginning of the war — now people are thanking them. This is normal.
And it is a really cool café. Of world-class, indeed.
At the same time, there is still a category of people who have never seen a Soviet system but wish for its return. This means they are trying to influence the movement of private funds through forceful methods. They believe that businesses will earn on their own and that this business is wealthy (but what constitutes business wealth? Is it capitalization? The profits of the owners? The number of locations? The margin?).
What I mean is that people donate to those they trust and know.
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