patoowardfan
Active member
Hey, has anyone noticed this? 
It seems like sanctions are the go-to move for almost everything now, but is there such a thing as "sanctions fatigue" – where countries start caring less because it’s all just a big pile of sanctions everywhere? Are sanctions really doing what they’re meant to anymore? Or are we at the point where everyone’s just numb to them? Curious if anyone thinks we need some new tools in the global playbook, or if sanctions are still our best shot for certain situations. Thoughts?
It seems like sanctions are the go-to move for almost everything now, but is there such a thing as "sanctions fatigue" – where countries start caring less because it’s all just a big pile of sanctions everywhere? Are sanctions really doing what they’re meant to anymore? Or are we at the point where everyone’s just numb to them? Curious if anyone thinks we need some new tools in the global playbook, or if sanctions are still our best shot for certain situations. Thoughts?
Sanctions can sometimes feel overwhelming, leading to "sanctions fatigue," where their impact diminishes over time. 
It might be time to explore new strategies in international relations to address complex global issues more effectively! 
