Why do 83% of Russians support Putin?

[toobfreak]

It's becoming more and more clear that there are just many people who want an aggressive, hyper-nationalist, authoritarian strongman to lead them. They want to be led. We've learned that here, since 2016.

And so Mac the Communist Globalist Subversive continues his campaign of government misinformation propaganda against the American people. For 250 years, America elected strong LEADERS for their president as did most countries. Good leaders were strong, bold, confident, visionary, proud, and nationalistic, that is what made them good leaders worth following. That is what made nations enthusiastically rally behind such people. Now, seditious shitheads like this one above would try to make you think that being lead by a true leader is now a BAD THING! We certainly don't want any strong leaders who protects and advances his own country's interests first in the White House!

And so we got Mac's installed love interest now: a useless piece of incompetent vegetable flop-sweat named JOE BIDEN.

And as we are seeing now, Mac and Joe's system of MARXIST SOCIALIST GLOBALISM building a network of nations all dependent on and relying off of each other instead of rugged individualism and autonomy has simply made us into a house of cards. Take one card out of the globalist deck and the entire house falls down.

And that is right where Joe has taken us-- a collapsing house of cards.

 

[Mac1958]

Communist

 

[Silver Cat]

Opinion: How Russians born in the 1990s became Putin's soldiers | CNN

Veteran Russian journalist Stanislav Kucher looks at how Putin has been able to shape the first generation of 'free Russians' -- those born in the 1990s who have only ever known one leader and are now soldiers in Ukraine. "They are the children of authoritarianism, not democracy," he writes.

www.cnn.com

This is very complicated and very, very scary. What will it take for the Russian on the street to see where Putin is leading them? Will it take another world war? Will it take a Regime Change in the Kremlin?

Unless something unforeseen happens, this war is going to drag on into 2023. But instead of reinvigorating Mother Russia, as many of the 83% suppose...the war may bring Russia to it's knees and see a monumental shift in support for the totalitarian, Putin.

Putin will never stand on the stage with the leaders of developed countries again, as he would be risking arrest for war crimes, of which evidence is now being compiled.

The Russians support the special operation against Kievan regime because they don't like when somebody kills them. What they like even less - when they see, that it's not just an excess of a crazy dictator, but a policy, justificated by the more or less united Europe.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Opinion: How Russians born in the 1990s became Putin's soldiers | CNN

Veteran Russian journalist Stanislav Kucher looks at how Putin has been able to shape the first generation of 'free Russians' -- those born in the 1990s who have only ever known one leader and are now soldiers in Ukraine. "They are the children of authoritarianism, not democracy," he writes.

www.cnn.com

This is very complicated and very, very scary. What will it take for the Russian on the street to see where Putin is leading them? Will it take another world war? Will it take a Regime Change in the Kremlin?

Unless something unforeseen happens, this war is going to drag on into 2023. But instead of reinvigorating Mother Russia, as many of the 83% suppose...the war may bring Russia to it's knees and see a monumental shift in support for the totalitarian, Putin.

Putin will never stand on the stage with the leaders of developed countries again, as he would be risking arrest for war crimes, of which evidence is now being compiled.

Unlike Biden and the democrats, Putin loves the nation he leads

 

[toobfreak]

LOOK! The subversive can't even offer up one cogent, intelligent word of argument countering a single thing I said!

You just can't fight the TRUTH.

 

[toomuchtime_]

Unlike Biden and the democrats, Putin loves the nation he leads

There you have hit on the fundamental difference between a democracy and a fascist state such as Russia. A democracy is built on the fundamental belief that the state is there to serve the needs of the people and while there are differences of opinion between Democrats and Republicans about how to best serve the needs of the people, neither party would disagree with the basic state: the state exists to serve the needs of the people.

In fascist Russia, the guiding principle is the people exist to serve the needs of the state, so while there is no doubt Putin loves some version of Russia, there is no evidence he loves the Russian people or believes his job is to serve their needs any more than Hitler believed that about the German people.

 

[JimH52]

The Russians support the special operation against Kievan regime because they don't like when somebody kills them. What they like even less - when they see, that it's not just an excess of a crazy dictator, but a policy, justificated by the more or less united Europe.

Poootin is a Liar....nearly on the order of the FG. He wants to be remembered as the one who restored the Soviet Union. Instead...he is making the nation of Russia a Pariah and an outcast state. His legacy will be one of a failed dictator.

 

[Baron]

China had the same resentment of the West
In 1980, Russia had a huge advantage over China in terms of modernization
Since then, China has become an economic powerhouse while Russia has not advanced

Did the West installed a guy like Gorbachev in China and burned its parlaiment?

Did China received a corrupted dictator with help of the West?
The 'democratic' reforms of Yeltsin & Co were performed by western 'advisers' and severely hit the country

 

[krichton]

Then he gave Syria to Poootin.

Trump works tirelessly for his employer

 

[frigidweirdo]

Opinion: How Russians born in the 1990s became Putin's soldiers | CNN

Veteran Russian journalist Stanislav Kucher looks at how Putin has been able to shape the first generation of 'free Russians' -- those born in the 1990s who have only ever known one leader and are now soldiers in Ukraine. "They are the children of authoritarianism, not democracy," he writes.

www.cnn.com

This is very complicated and very, very scary. What will it take for the Russian on the street to see where Putin is leading them? Will it take another world war? Will it take a Regime Change in the Kremlin?

Unless something unforeseen happens, this war is going to drag on into 2023. But instead of reinvigorating Mother Russia, as many of the 83% suppose...the war may bring Russia to it's knees and see a monumental shift in support for the totalitarian, Putin.

Putin will never stand on the stage with the leaders of developed countries again, as he would be risking arrest for war crimes, of which evidence is now being compiled.

People love war. They love being told they're great. They love being lied to.

Didn't Americans love Bush during the Iraq War?

Look at that spike during the Iraq War in 2003.

People love killing others, and winning.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Poootin is a Liar....nearly on the order of the FG. He wants to be remembered as the one who restored the Soviet Union. Instead...he is making the nation of Russia a Pariah and an outcast state. His legacy will be one of a failed dictator.

Then again when I went to Russia 15 years ago, people told me how great Stalin was.

 

[Silver Cat]

Poootin is a Liar....nearly on the order of the FG. He wants to be remembered as the one who restored the Soviet Union. Instead...he is making the nation of Russia a Pariah and an outcast state. His legacy will be one of a failed dictator.

It's not about Putin only. Most of Russians don't like when somebody discriminate and genocide them. Man, it's a freaking civil war, and almost everyone has a cousin on another side. And official discrimination of Russian language and military supression of anti-discrimination protests - it's reality that even you can't denie.

 

[Mashmont]

Opinion: How Russians born in the 1990s became Putin's soldiers | CNN

Veteran Russian journalist Stanislav Kucher looks at how Putin has been able to shape the first generation of 'free Russians' -- those born in the 1990s who have only ever known one leader and are now soldiers in Ukraine. "They are the children of authoritarianism, not democracy," he writes.

www.cnn.com

This is very complicated and very, very scary. What will it take for the Russian on the street to see where Putin is leading them? Will it take another world war? Will it take a Regime Change in the Kremlin?

Unless something unforeseen happens, this war is going to drag on into 2023. But instead of reinvigorating Mother Russia, as many of the 83% suppose...the war may bring Russia to it's knees and see a monumental shift in support for the totalitarian, Putin.

Putin will never stand on the stage with the leaders of developed countries again, as he would be risking arrest for war crimes, of which evidence is now being compiled.

Shoot. 83% is nothing in a dictatorship. CNN reported 100% of Iraqis supported Saddam. We were also told in 2012, 0bama won 16 Philadelphia precincts with 100% of the vote, totaling over 20,000 votes in all. I tell you, these leftist leaders are super popular.

 

[rightwinger]

Did the West installed a guy like Gorbachev in China and burned its parlaiment?

Did China received a corrupted dictator with help of the West?
The 'democratic' reforms of Yeltsin & Co were performed by western 'advisers' and severely hit the country

China moved to western alliances and now has a booming Economy

Russia is moving to the 1950s

Yea, you really stuck it to the west

 

[Baron]

China moved to western alliances and now has a booming Economy

Russia is moving to the 1950s

Yea, you really stuck it to the west

I'm not a Russian and I have nothing in common with Russia
But Russia is gonna win the fight against NWO, satanism and communism

 

[rightwinger]

But Russia is gonna win the fight against NWO, satanism and communism

 

[Baron]

The entirely West & NATO already lost stand-off with Russia which cares a shit about opinion of idiots

 

[rightwinger]

The entirely West & NATO already lost stand-off with Russia which cares a shit about opinion of idiots

Russia’s bumbling invasion of Ukraine will bring down Russia

I would not be surprised if there was another Russian Revolution. Putin is that bad a Fuk up

 

[ESay]

I'm not a Russian and I have nothing in common with Russia
But Russia is gonna win the fight against NWO, satanism and communism

Yeah, you are a Sovok, not integrated at all in your new homeland. A person without homeland, basically.

 

[Baron]

Russia’s bumbling invasion of Ukraine will bring down Russia

I would not be surprised if there was another Russian Revolution. Putin is that bad a Fuk up

LOL
What do you know about Russian plans?
Putin send only 10% of his troops to Ukraine, his best forces relax now and is well prepared to the next wave, when Germany and NATO enter the war