Pseudomatic with the right to murder. Why do the Russians destroy others

From Ukraine can you imagine that one person in a country where millions have higher education, access to any information, and some kind of privacy, could thus click our fingers and make everyone hammer some other people and go destroy it? Adolf Hitler would not be able to cut Europe on cabbage if the Germans were not offended throughout the world and did not believe in their uniqueness, peculiarity and uniqueness.

The ideas of the superiority of the German people were not born in the heads of the Nazis, because they appeared in the nineteenth century. Yes, the Fuhrer could surprise the scrape of orders, but they were completely invested in the framework of German realities and aspirations of the time. The Germans were already ready to torture and kill, had a bunch of experience and ideas in this matter. Hitler just brought the darkest to the surface, and no one had to restrain it.

Do you think, after World War II, the Germans suddenly corrected and realized that they had done? Yeah, yet, the Nazis were launched, but they did not go anywhere, and the people for the first time realized the horrors of their crimes only in the seventies. And yet Germany is the main player of Europe today.

For the last eight years, Russia has not even been a totalitarian state, but Putin has achieved the silent consent of the majority of his fellow citizens and sent them to death - to kill and die. Just all those Russians who could restrain their country from darkness were not mind. The Russians liked their thoughts about their exclusivity. This is not necessarily due to fascism-millions of these people justify their right to a total war in any other way.

It does not matter whether they, the Empire, communists or libertarians. They are carriers that feed on blood. When Russians say that they are not guilty and therefore they are not ashamed - they actually mean that they do not want to be responsible for the darkness, which they have irrigated and continue to cherish. And it does not matter where they are - on the front in Ukraine or on the stairs of a nightclub in Tbilisi.