Why does Sveta from Ivanov think completely differently than Vera from Moscow thinks? Almost everything.
Both Sveta from Ivanovo and Vera Kichanova are both well-known personalities in the country. Both are young girls. Both are students. Both take an active position in the revolutionary struggle of the masses. But on different sides of the barricade. Just six months ago, few people knew about them.
Vera is a student at Moscow State University, majoring in journalism. Svetlana is a college student majoring in accounting. Vera is a member of the municipal assembly. Sveta is an activist of the youth pro-government movement "Steel". Vera was born in Moscow, into a prosperous and wealthy family. While studying at the institute, he lives at home. Knows foreign languages.

Vera was already in Israel this year.
Sveta comes from a small town near Ivanovo-Privolzhsk, with a population of 24 thousand people. From a simple working family . For her, a simple girl from Privolzhsk, a trip to Moscow is already a great success and a dream come true. Sveta lives in a hostel on the outskirts of Ivanovo. Corner room with four iron bunks. The walls are torn, there is no wallpaper.
Svetlana Kuritsyna - for Putin
How her childhood went can be judged by her mother. Sveta’s mother, Natalya Kuritsyna, is a hereditary spinner; she has three machines and 384 spindles under her command. She has the highest, 5th category and a stack of diplomas of victory at all professional competitions. And the salary is the highest: with two night shifts a week and “kalym” on Saturdays - 7,270 rubles. “I’m no longer afraid of anything, I’ve never lived normally under any government. Since I went to work at 15, I still can’t straighten my back. And they gave us a salary in loaves of bread. And towels, and sheets. For four years they themselves went to Moscow and Leningrad They took us to sell,” recalls Natalya .
It is obvious that Sveta’s self-esteem is not very high. And this is understandable. Psychologists say: “Oranges don’t come from aspen trees,” and a similar popular saying says: “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” Her parents are simple workers. Level of education: high school. Sveta’s environment in childhood was a dysfunctional life and friends from the yard. Sveta is a typical person from a working environment.
Sveta's personal self-esteem is low. Your opinion is not the most important thing. There are smarter and more important people. As they say, so will he do. For her, success in life is not being a weaver like her mother. And live and work in the city of Ivanovo. In the office, not at the machine. In the regional center. She dreams of a separate apartment and family. And he expects from life, rather, a lucky chance or a miracle. She herself knows for sure that she cannot achieve anything significant in life on her own with her talent and work. If she doesn’t get married successfully, she will, like her mother, be hunchbacked all her life. She agrees with her mother's opinion. We must try to stick out. Maybe some boss will notice! Scenario "Cinderella".
Vera Kichanova - for democracy
Vera was born into a prosperous Moscow family. Both parents have higher education. There is wealth in the family. Parents are educated. Living conditions are comfortable. Capital school, capital university. Good additional education. Vera knows many foreign languages. Broad outlook and knowledge not only from books and movies. She has known computers and the Internet since first grade. All theaters and museums of the capital are at her complete disposal.
In such a favorable environment, a child grows up with fairly high self-esteem. For him, being a successful person who independently achieves a lot in life is the norm of understanding. This is her reality. For her, studying at the best university in the country is as natural as breathing air. She does not need chance to achieve a high position in society. This is her script. She knows where she is going and how to get there. She's a hipster. Her script is "Champion".
The childhood history of our two heroines is very different to the naked eye. And they are instilled with a different system of values, judgments and assessments. What is a small thing for one is a pipe dream for another. Failure and mistake for one cause incorrigible grief and the end of life. Another rewarding life experience and way to learn.
The question arises, is it possible to do something real so that Sveta begins to think and value herself as a person. Well, not the same as Vera. Well, at least partially raise her self-esteem and self-respect. At least somehow bring Sveta’s mentality and self-awareness closer to people like Vera Kichanova and Maxim Kats. There is such a technique. But the method of training, or partial transformation of personality, is feasible only with the personal strong desire of Sveta herself.
The training system allows any loser to get on the start of the treadmill, leading to personal success and personal development at the finish line. Along which he, any person , will then run to a self-selected distance at a speed that is comfortable for him.
The Prophet Moses led the Jews through the Sinai desert for 40 years until their slave mentality turned into the philosophy and way of thinking of free people. The school for losers allows modern Sveta from Ivanovo to accomplish this personal growth in 1-2-3 years.
PS: For some reason it seems to me. One of the most promising and main directions of activity of opposition parties is to force (motivate) as many young people as possible, such as Sveta from Ivanovo, to strongly want to become self-sufficient and free people, like Vera Kichanova.
And create a network of “incubators” or schools for losers everywhere for them. Where young people and others could, if desired, be retrained using the same methodology. This Seliger, on the contrary, is spread across the entire territory of Russia.
There is another very important aspect of such a training system. During the course of training (2-3 months), participants become good acquaintances and friends and, in fact, go from being loners, when each with their own problems, unite into a self-organized group or club (forum) of people with common interests. And tasks.
Author's note. All data about the girls’ lives is taken from open sources on the Internet.