“People” in an authoritarian police state are not going to get organized until a) they have no other choice and b) the elites have no will left to fight them.
It’s the same pattern everywhere. Russia is worse than usual because its economy is lopsided towards exporting raw materials so the elite class is smaller/less diverse than usual.
It’s not as hard to organize as you make it seem in Russia. The problem is that opposition is fractured, and unfortunately much of the opposition is the right wing kind, accusing putin of being some type of left wing guy. Their platforms have become less convincing now that the west has completely cut off Russia.
The left opposition is unfortunately not that motivated as they’re not big enough, and fear that their movement might lead to someone worse then putin from the right wing.
Random acts of praxis or can the people get organized? We’ll see
“People” in an authoritarian police state are not going to get organized until a) they have no other choice and b) the elites have no will left to fight them.
It’s the same pattern everywhere. Russia is worse than usual because its economy is lopsided towards exporting raw materials so the elite class is smaller/less diverse than usual.
It’s not as hard to organize as you make it seem in Russia. The problem is that opposition is fractured, and unfortunately much of the opposition is the right wing kind, accusing putin of being some type of left wing guy. Their platforms have become less convincing now that the west has completely cut off Russia.
The left opposition is unfortunately not that motivated as they’re not big enough, and fear that their movement might lead to someone worse then putin from the right wing.