
“To create an atmosphere of nationwide unity (“ folk ”is a stupid word for the 21st century) would be worth it, relying on values objectively uniting a nation,” writes the president of the St. Petersburg Politics Foundation on his Facebook page.
"Namely:
a) the attractiveness of the brand "Russia". Each saturates this word with its very different meanings and dreams - but the starting is a good word.
b) sympathy for the Russian language.
c) the willingness to look for positive moments in why you are fortunately or still continue to live here. But only a mild motivation for internal reflection about this, without a public presentation of conclusions - they will be repulsive.
And this should be limited. For any points, whether it be the Komsomol, Crimea, “Russia of the Country of Opportunities”, Blue Uniforms, Mikhalkov with Marshak or Cherchesov with Dziuba - these are grounds for a split, and not for at least some rapprochement. ”