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Russians' faith in their country's safety 'broken' by Ukraine's deep strikes, Budanov says
(kyivindependent.com)
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I recently made a comment to the effect that if you’re from China, Russia, or the US you’re used to your country getting away with anything it likes and zero repercussions. As a result the populace is not psychologically prepared for things to go wrong compared to pretty much everyone who lives in the third world. My comment made people very angry, it was weird.
Oddly also the group that loves to say a civil war is around the corner, yet was dying to go hang out during covid.
Yes exactly this. The sort who play dress up in daddy’s tactical gear and dreams of being a hero is also the sort to yell at a minimum wage employees who can’t defend themselves. They have never face real adversity and have no idea what it would be like.
A lot of people in those countries are experiencing a whole lot of "things going wrong"
I feel like the divide is between people who attempt to find things out for themselves and the people who rely on external sources to foist information upon them.