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Date
04/13/2013
Author
Роман Ревунов
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Dangerous processes

It is possible to fight political opponents using non-political methods. What problems? No problem: it was necessary to imprison Hodor - and they immediately found a reason for it. And no Voloshin guarantees helped...

However, in addition to the obvious tactical benefits, the Stalinist method of fighting the “bad” ones is fraught with considerable strategic risks. At the top of the vertical is an irresistible leader; he, the horse understands, can never make mistakes. If he says to put him in jail, then he should be put in jail; the nuclear electorate, say, from Ivanovo, has no questions . But there is only one infallible leader, and there are many gray hardware mice. And since all mice are the sovereign’s people, they believe that part of the power in determining who “cannot be executed or pardoned” belongs to them as well.

It is precisely this circumstance that creates problems. Over the past 13 years, there have become too many “good” people, that is, sovereign people. And every loyal servant of the tsars without flattery - from Markin to the Great - interprets the Kremlin signals as a guide to immediate action. The results of mouse hyperactivity are usually beyond the boundaries of good and evil.

The winds of political repression have just begun to blow from Moscow, and here in the Rostov region we are already ready to report on the work done.The political trial of the second secretary of the Novocherkassk city committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, father of many children V.A. Zhuravlev is in full swing and at a shocking Vyshin-like pace is approaching a victorious, naturally accusatory ending.It's not just me who has written about this absurd process many times. I want to emphasize that I do not belong to the communists in any way, and I absolutely cannot understand what threat the harmless followers of good old Zyuganych can pose to the Kremlin inhabitants. However, the idiotic political process is obvious.

The most curious thing is that the organizers of this event, so to speak, middle-level Putinists, seem to sincerely do not understand a simple thing: the accusation of the father of seven children V.A. It will be completely impossible for even the most conformist-minded average person, who receives information from the most controlled media, to plausibly implicate Zhuravlev in... inciting ethnic hatred (!). Indeed: what kind of communist can be an “inciter”? Internationalism is an integral part of communist ideology, but the hardware mice who embroidered the “Zhuravlev case” with white thread under the portraits of the “national leader” do not know about this due to their poor education.

It is even more absurd to bring such an accusation against a father with many children, but what can you do for the sake of wanting to distinguish yourself? What if, in a dungeon under ruby ​​stars, someone will notice your agility and appreciate it? Oh yes. I sincerely hope that they actually notice and take action.

Besides mocking the legal system (and all educated people understand how bad this is), the political process is dangerous because it is political. That is, people are judged for their beliefs. But it’s disgusting to judge people not for their crimes, but for what they think. The moral discrediting of an authoritarian regime is a prerequisite for its fall.

It's a dangerous thing to play in political processes...