To let off steam

Blogger Mikhail Pozharsky writes about the Nationalist rhetoric in the zero and now:

“Imagine zero. Putin finishes the last large independent media, castrates regional elites, puts control of political parties and forms the hegemony of United Russia. <...> What does Russian society do at this time? Yes, just in a mustache does not blow. It rains from oil money - at least to that part that has some kind of voice. The state employees rejoice at raising rations, officials - new delicious budgets, the capital's idle class - has sucked into state orders and sits satisfied. At a few protesters, they look at the fools and twist their finger at the temple. "Do you want again in the nineties ??" <...> The average protest is a person 100.

But 2006 comes and a new star suddenly ignites at the Russian political sky. The Russian march is collecting huge crowds. Well, like crowds - 5 thousand people. By current standards - nonsense, 1/10 of Navalning. But against the background of the then apathy, it looked impressive. It is funny that formally the first Russian march was organized by the Eurasians and from the stage yelled something about the restoration of the empire. <...> Say, here the migrant raped the girl, here he beat the boy, as long as we, Russians, will be victims in our own country? Of course, of course, a lot of laugh at this whining then, but in fact the approach was competent: they learned to fill the victim glasses even before the heyday of the Victimity culture era. Some nationalists did not forget to say that migrants are only a consequence of the systemic problem that the Russian power is <...>.

But in many ways, the nationalist public was tuned to "constructive cooperation with the authorities." FEPS (the Pavlovsky Effective Policy Fund) and other muddy Kremlin political technologists were constantly mistaken in this party. The same Krylov was fed as amended by the magazine "Special Forces of Russia". I am completely silent about all sorts of Kholmogorovs. <...>

So, in general, the sluggish civilian pairs of zero and he was released into the Xenophobic whistle. Therefore, even today I am not surprised that the Renaissance of the Rhetoric Rhetoric (“Russian people offend” - Polit.ru) comes from the side of loyalistic garbage, which, on the one hand, yell about the innumerable crimes of migrants, on the other, they are heated behind their <...>. The whistle remained a whistle. ”