Sumipe has a degree in Russian studies (Faculty of Foreign Studies, Sophia University) and has been a total slavaboo ever since she heard the State Anthem of the USSR in her first year of high school.
Honestly, it becomes ridiculous when people who are related to our country want to change the president in it)
Corrected. It's different when Russians support Trump or oppose Obama, because when it comes to Russia, one thing is clear: "No Putin, No Russia" and those Russians should not interfere with the power of the newest Russian tsar.
sarcasm and irony. Politics is global and affects many people even beyond the borders of states, so there is literally nothing ridiculous in wanting a change of president or government of other state, especially when they affect your own state in a harmful or even destructive way.
Honestly, it becomes ridiculous when people who are not related to our country want to change the president in it)
What, you think only people from different countries hate the dickhead? Maybe you should google how many people were protesting when huilo reelected himself in 2012 (and protests in 11, and 13, and 19, and other years). Or are you too young to know that? Go to school.
What, you think only people from different countries hate the dickhead? Maybe you should google how many people were protesting when huilo reelected himself in 2012 (and protests in 11, and 13, and 19, and other years). Or are you too young to know that? Go to school.
It is ridiculous that a person who can talk about the country's domestic policy only from Western sources can point something to me, as a resident of this very country. I went to rallies in 2019-2020 and I regret it, I don’t know what kind of support for the opposition you draw, but we have the same Navalny political corpse, they just forgot him, and let’s just say, he never enjoyed a lot of support, in my the city of a million people, its rallies were only a couple of thousand people gathered and this is the maximum. And those who remained in the opposition have all left and are discussing how to nag our country, while opposition supporters of democracy do not consider those who hold a different opinion to be people. People with oppositional views have no choice left, the current government has at least discredited itself much less, and it has at least real support. Even if we take the rallies from the years you cited, they are very modest. If the people really don't like something, in Moscow there will be not a miserable 30k, but half a million, or even more, as in the 90s. There are practically no protest, let alone revolutionary sentiments in Russia.
