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I'm Russian – ask me a question. Be it about Russia or a personal one.
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More and more Americans are seeing their former constitutional republic dismantled, their rights taken, a huge USSR-like police/security state apparatus put in place, US sovereignty thrown to the wind by the globalist (e.g, no southern border = no country), the military used as a mercenary force of the globalists to force their agenda on other countries, the "mainstream media" turn into an integrated propaganda network, the social order undermined, culture/heritage/religion attacked, and deranged behavior normalized.
Do most or many Russians still view the US as a society and country to admire or do the see it more like I've just described?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 71765579 I don't think Russians ever seen the US as a country to admire... But, well, I'm not Tamonten so I'm interested in his answer, too. I should have said as a country to serve as a model with respect to the situation after the collapse of the USSR, or something like that. That's what I meant. But your response is interesting. What would have been a common view of the US by Russians? As to an American view of Russia, most Americans probably know very little about Russia (many probably don't really even know where it is - sounds stupid, huh?) and what they think they know is from what they were told about the former Soviet Union.
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