russians getting in return what they do to ukraine? now they know how the ukrainians have felt for nearly three years. dont do unto others what you dont want done to yourself. a war is like a door; it swings both ways.  the golden rule, wikipedia this is something the russian people should study in great depth, as the principle of reciprocity seems poorly developed in the russian mindset, particularly when it comes to their interactions with non-russians - a reality putin blatantly disregards. when russians demand to be feared, they risk living in fear. when they mistreat others, they risk vengeance or mistreatment in return. when they want something without regard for others, they risk others wanting the opposite, just to resist them. this reinforces my belief that the russian orthodox church has failed its teachings and may even be the foretold "false church" from the new testament. the rules of reciprocity and mutual ethics are central to christian teachings, especially those with a positive outlook. historical records, eyewitness accounts, and archaeological findings show that the rus people understood these teachings and altruistic values in the middle ages. but since the 1500s, these principles seem to have entirely vanished. today, the world sees that russians lack solidarity with one another and have no utilitarian tendencies - no focus on collective well-being. on the battlefield, everyone witnesses suicidal, fatalistic, and overly aggressive russian men marching in unison toward death: trembling, apathetic, and staring in apparent powerlessness. this spirals into uncontrollable rage against others, whether soldiers or civilians. something is deeply wrong with the russian national psyche, and from a psychological perspective, it should be under suicide watch.
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