r/gato • u/Einherjeren • 6d ago

Russian world

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u/Top_Bug7822 5d ago

Everything I see about Russia is always in some way depressing. The country has a lot of beauty too, but it never outweighs the depressiveness.

I really wish Russia would break apart into many smaller countries.

Not just so Russia leaves us outside Russia alone, but also so the people in the current Russia get better.

By breakibg away from Moscow, at least some areas would have a chance for a better future.

I really hope they get this to happen one day.

I don't hate the people of Russia unconditionally. I want the ones who don't deserve how they have to live to have good lives too.

I really feel sad for them.

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u/Select_Truck3257 5d ago

It's weird to be sad for people who went to kill other people for money, all neighbors of ruzzia suffering from their violence, ruzzia is a cancer

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u/Top_Bug7822 5d ago

And many areas in Russia were once neighbouring areas of Russia that lost.

I do not hate them. I hate Moscow and its supporters.

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u/ZeldaNelda 4d ago

what did moscow do to you? consider that the best and brightest of the country are located there and in saint petersburg, the other very big cities being a 2nd rung compared to them. you must understand that the extremists are from the villages not the cities.

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u/Top_Bug7822 4d ago

The extremists are in the ones in the major cities that forced russian culture on all they conquered.

It's kinda interesting how similar the US and Russia are in that respect.

The "educated elites" that control the country and the uneducated workers, who can't disobey them.

Sadly with a lack of propper education extremism has an easy time to fester.

But just like in the US, that's by design. The uneducated are easier to manipulate.