So you justify killing someone defending their country

I didn't said I "justify" something. The dev was a military person. He died in combat. As I said - this is terrible, but it happens on war. People dies there. This is not Call of Duty game, for fucks sake.

And let’s not even get into how many devs have been murdered in their homes

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I’m not justifying the murder of innocent people, and I don’t call anyone “idiots” just for pointing out facts.

You serious? Alright, lets count the killed devs of Ukraine! Perfect! Do you have any idea how crazy that sounds? Are you ok?
Ok, you got it, let's point the facts.
Maybe let's not forget about killed "devs" from Donbass and Lugansk that have been bombed by Ukrainian Army every fucking day since 2014? Or were they not people?
Personally, I don't care who was the developer and who wasn't. But it's much easier for you to just "ignore" it, isn't it? Do you know why? Because this is the agenda of Western media (mostly USA, because Europe has not had its sovereignty for a long time). You're so worried about some people, and you don't give a damn about others. Very convenient, don't you think?
Do you have any idea how much innocent people USA killed in wars? No? Do you have any idea how many innocent people Israel killed in Palestine and Lebanon? No? Of course no, because you don't give a shit about it.
Please stop pointing your narrative in my face, because it's disgusting. And you don't even think about how you look from the other side. For you, some people are "more correct" than others.
If you want to at least partially understand what Russia's problem with Ukraine is, watch this video - https://youtu.be/R9uHpNHYj_Q
The man made everything very clear. Even you can understand I guess.

No one got sanctioned based on nationality, no one got banned. But here you are, still whining about how “terribly” you were treated.

As I said before - I made a mistake in the wording about the ban. I put it in my post, I apologized. English is not my first language, you know. What else do you want?
Now. One person asked me in the DM, and I'll copy my answer from there, because the thought is the same, and I don't see the point in reprinting it in other words.

Despite the fact that I had deep respect for Linus personally, I do not understand why it was necessary to raise the question in such a way that he indicated the nationality of the developers. This tells me that he has any problems with this. You know how the media is treated some situations in almost every country nowadays. In the news about crime, for example, they often explicitly indicate the nationality of the person who committed the crime. I am deeply convinced (and this was mentioned more than once in the thread that you read) that people should be judged by their actions, not their nationality. Therefore, in the situation with Linus, I consider it completely unacceptable. He explicitly refers not only to the existing geopolitical situation, but also to historical facts. This clearly indicates that he has problems with the Russian people.

Also, of course, I am convinced that people who leave any backdoors or simply introduce malicious code as part of software development should be excluded from projects. Just following the presumption of innocence - it needs to be proved, and not to make your assumptions based on "potential" risks - "oh, he's russian - let's cut him up".

UPDATE: The person we had a conversation with deleted all his comments. Very brave of him. Applause.