> quotes dugin, a russian imperialist, while supposedly being an american. the cognitive dissonance is astounding. > calls the us and the west "totalitarian" while simping for a regime that jails political opponents, poisons dissidents, invades its neighbors, and has turned its country into one giant prison. > thinks a country with no freedom of speech, no freedom of assembly, no independent judiciary, and no real elections is somehow a "liberator" from the "liberal" system. let's break down your hypocrisy, redshadowz, since you seem to be struggling with the concept: you're (supposedly) an american, enjoying the freedoms and rights that the us constitution guarantees - including the right to bear arms, something that your hero putin would never allow for ordinary russian citizens. russian gun laws are incredibly restrictive. you need a license, you need to register your weapons, and self-defense is not considered a valid reason to own a firearm. you'd be singing a different tune if you were living under the regime you so admire. you are also protected by the first amendment, allowing you to spew this nonsense on the internet. you're railing against "globalist bankers" while ignoring the fact that russia is run by a kleptocracy that has enriched itself at the expense of its own people. the russian oligarchs you seem to admire are nothing but glorified gangsters who have plundered the country's wealth and resources. they are the definition of "illegitimate international oligarchy", which you so readily project onto "the west".
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