Werevolka
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Nevertheless, the laws are so lenient that people engage in murder and robbery for profit, and they don't care about other people. The laws won't punish them in any significant way, except for spending the rest of their lives almost carefree in a cell. And before that, they might even be acquitted due to lack of evidence, and the case will be reviewed for several years in more lenient conditions.
In the USSR, if you killed someone, you were executed, and that was the end of it. If you stole something, you had to work it off. Fear was a powerful deterrent...
Unfortunately, nowadays, everything ends with the family. And that's a pity...
And under Stalin, they could be executed for a handful of ears of grain (hungry children would pick up the grain left after the harvest). What a blessing that was!). That's what order looks like!
