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Undoubtedly, Putin is far from the worst president, especially when compared to his predecessors. But we forget one thing. In the West, people have long recognized a simple and very important truth: power must constantly change. Let the current president be an angel incarnate; after 8 years, it's time to say goodbye. It doesn't matter what kind of power; stagnation must never be allowed. Because the people don't just elect a new president. Along with the new president, the entire system is renewed – he will review the work of all ministers, identify shortcomings, and appoint new ones. They, in turn, will also appoint new people to lower positions. And this is, in any case, better than the best president in the world sitting on the throne for half a lifetime. A change of power is the only way for the people to control power. And Putin has clung to his throne with all his might and doesn't want to let go. Because if he leaves power, he's finished; he understands this and is very afraid. A new president will review his work and uncover so much that Putin could be put in prison for life.
Those who voted for "stability" also had an argument: they say that they have already stolen enough for themselves, and now they will work for the country. But reality turned out to be simpler: "once you've eaten your fill, you want more," and "appetite comes with eating."
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