philosophy

I'm living. Unfortunately. I hope this is a temporary misunderstanding.

Yes, I understood that you live there, perhaps I didn't phrase the question quite accurately... but why don't you leave??

2 Alexey In 91-93 some officials replaced others, the people always didn't give a damn how general secretaries were appointed... and you're suggesting that the people replace the officials—that's definitely a revolution; moreover, you're suggesting turning resources not only toward the people, but also taking them away from the European part of the country... there will be a huge fight over that... there will be war, because Russia is large and not profitable for anyone, everyone will push in, and even if the people unite, there will still be war. So we've come to what you described for us, only with a correction: you spoke of the beginning of the 20th century, but it will be the beginning of the 21st, albeit with more catastrophic consequences. After all, back then, the support for the revolutionaries was stronger.