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Nothing personal
- So, let's go to the bins? - asked Ostap.
— By the way, where do you keep your cash?
Presumably not in the savings bank?
When they write about Prokhorov as a candidate for the presidency of Russia, they almost always add the epithets “billionaire” or “oligarch”, or both. At the same time, every writer understands that these epithets in Russia will always cause envy, anger and other negative emotions. As a rule, with the help of these simple tricks, fans and admirers manipulate the public consciousness, and often, they are simply bullies of the much more serious billionaire Vladimir Putin.
And if Prokhorov earned his billions while at the start, in equal conditions with everyone else, he was not in the civil service and did not wear shoulder straps, and just as he was exposed and risked everything, that is: he could have gone bankrupt several times, he could have been killed, he could have lost his business (more than once), could have gone to prison (like any of us), could have been robbed by a partner (resisted and won), then Vladimir Putin (I almost said - he earned!) made his billions, being twice president of Russia and the third once - the President of Russia in the status of Prime Minister.
And one more thing. Mikhail Prokhorov showed and declared all his money, and pays taxes on it. By the way, he is the largest taxpayer in Russia. And besides this, he spends one hundred million dollars a year on charity from his own money.
At the same time, many times richer, aspiring to become a Turkmenbashi, lifelong Vladimir Putin does not hesitate to show off his orphan salary and proudly declares a GAZ-21 and a Skif trailer.
Morality? - What kind of moral is there? Yes, it's obvious.