Oh, that's so sweet... when I read this endless memoir about codes of conduct and the importance of democratic institutions, written in English. I think only of the Overton window system, and I only remember that after a very hard war, seeing that the British Empire would fall, Truman introduced the Soviet deterrent system, which is projected to this day, and I see it not as a deterrent system, but as a knife in the back... this is the whole importance of passing through a thousand words and gigabytes of code to justify simple things. While they will fool you with their rules, at the same time they will create lawlessness themselves, for this they write their rules. I remember how the USSR was destroyed, how the Crimea was removed from the USSR, I remember these hordes of Uzbeks with signs on their necks "our Crimea". I see what is happening now around the Crimean peninsula, these claims, attacks and sanctions... in order to change the opinion of the Crimeans. And believe me, I still behave more than correctly when I write all this. After all, if you were left in your infancy just in the woods, you would be the default animal. You wouldn't be able to read or write until you were taught to do so. In another case, if you are placed in an information vacuum and raised in total Russophobia (which includes racism, fascism and nazism), you will already turn into a completely different animal. But the point will be the same.
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