Comments by "Capable Glober" (@KoRntech) on "Anna from Ukraine"
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Absolutely! The older ones knew who and what Russia has been and what Putin was about. The younger ones, I'll say this much from my US perspective being a child at the near end of the Cold War Russia never had a free press, criticism was moot at best and those who lived under the Soviet Union were indoctrinated to worry about their labor and not the how things are outside the factory. That doesn't excuse it but I could see somewhat from their perspective that if all they ever knew gen to gen was the propaganda they were fed everyday (which we all do for our nations some toxic while others cherry pick the good).
Who will take up the Russian leadership once Putin gets the boot? It's likely to be another dissatisfied Soviet that may make some changes but they'll still be as how Gene Roddenberry portrayed them in Star Trek as the Klingons a barbaric race of people bent on conquest and the fear their culture will be destroyed by the Federation, seems as it was then it's not much different today. I get their ability to protest was met with imprisonment, not quite like China methods of subduing protests like at some Square, but again not far off. If there are good Russians they'd deposed of Putin years ago and maybe that's the one imprisoned to Siberia a few years ago, but his opposition party disbanded because they were essentially being labeled as terrorists against the state. We've had similar actions against groups who disagreed with W Bush over Iraq with the marketing name the Patriot Act to sound good to the population. No doubt similar policies exist there as they probably did at one time in Ukraine.
I also look at the younger gen leaving as a huge hit to the Russian economy and life, far less workers especially skilled ones to maintain systems like pipelines and aircraft, how many fires and crashes have occured because of poor maintenance and upkeep on infrastructure? No money spent for goods in Russia also a slow but definite impact, maybe look at Jake Broe's earlier videos in spring how all those things will create change in the long term but the effects won't be felt right away. The ones who did flee had some means to do so, so that made Putin take poorer people from other areas not "ethnic Russian" this will most likely accelerate a breakaway of those regions once Putin is gone and Russia itself may be contracted to a size not much larger than Ukraine. ππππSlava Ukraini
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