Attention! Propaganda stuff about Krymsk

It was done masterfully - through an outwardly neutral blog, but was already reposted by bloggers whose bias is beyond doubt. The only thing that gives away the stuffing is the loneliness of this verbose post among the rest of the author’s brief entries. But this is common.

The content is an example of civil bullshit. The words are correct - each one separately. And all together - emetic:

“My area of ​​responsibility is to do my job, pay taxes, go to elections and sue if the election results do not suit me, or I think that the guys in the Kremlin, whom I, as a taxpayer, hired as a management company, are managing my money badly .

Helping the victims is no, not for me. I shouldn’t do this, just like the whole world should treat children for leukemia. Whether I help or not is my personal business and not a topic for conversation. But it shouldn't. I pay taxes. That's enough. There is a budget. There should be funds for just such an emergency. Finding out who is to blame is also not my area of ​​responsibility. I don’t have enough input, I’m not competent enough, and even if you give me complete reliable information, I still probably won’t have a complete and clear picture of what happened there and how.
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And don’t ask me about my civic position anymore, for God’s sake. I don't have any position. I’m not for the Reds and not for the Whites, I don’t care about Putin or the opposition - all of this, in general, seems very unscrupulous and unhealthy to me, including the trade in Crimean corpses.”
http://kkostikova.livejournal.com/59769.html#cutid1

This is exactly how Putin and his company want to see us all. They don’t even need love and worship, they don’t need attention - indifference is best, so as not to give a damn. For everything.