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The original was posted on /r/ukrainianconflict by /u/doughtnut2022 on 2024-07-27 00:45:13+00:00.
What i find most sad about Russia is that the people have, for the most part, accepted corruption as the way of life.
Gestures wildly at every capitalist oligarchy masquerading as a “democracy”
I mean, Russia’s objectively worse in 100x ways, but corruption is accepted everywhere. It’s fuckin wild what rich pepper can get away with. Putin’s just at the point where he doesn’t have to hide it because if you complain he will have you murdered.
8+ decades of hardcore civilian oppression, declining opportunities, and constant propaganda are what has brought them there, and we aren’t far behind them.