#ReadingRussia Today berichtet in einer russischen Zeitung, dass „die Angst der Russen aufgrund der Unsicherheit, des Geldmangels, der Wirtschaftskrise und des Produktionsrückgangs zugenommen hat.“ Ein anderer schreibt über eine Zunahme von „Depressionen, Angst- und Stressstörungen“ in Russland. Steve Rosenberg für BBC News
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Von BkkGrl
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If they’re just getting depressed, it seems the Russians process their systemic issues as personal failures, because they’ve been brainwashed out of making any connections between their misery and the state…
Concerning all that discontent is just getting bottled up.
Isn’t it nice that we cannot read Russia Today but the BBC can handpick articles they think we ought to hear.
Well if they gave a fuck they’d revolt irrespective of being Putin slaves
Russians would eat grass. If they knew that „glorious“ Russia is waging some imperialistic war thousands of kilometers from their home. Vodka is for anxiety and depression.
Pay attention, United States! This is/will be us.
It is extremely annoying to hear Russians complaining about the economic anxiety they are inflicting on themselves by persisting in a costly invasion. The only legitimate reason they should have for depression is the culpability of continuing slaughtering their neighbours.
And yet Putin’s army has an endless stream of volunteers to perpetuate the killings.
Sounds like those journalists ought to avoid hanging out near windows
Is that „anxiety“ why Russia no longer reports births and deaths?
Because I remember when the DDR (Eastern Germany) stopped reporting suicides, and it was not because there were too few.
Insert „Oh no, anyways.gif“ here.
This is how Russia has always worked. Authoritarian country that doesn’t care about its people and locks people up if you stand up. People lose hope, get depressed, numb themselves with alcohol, or lash at anyone weaker either in personal life, or by cheering when the state does it to other countries
Highly recommend subscribing to his channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@BBCSteveR
Someone is about to fall out of a window…
The BBC is publicly funded but it’s not controlled in any sense by the government. Its editors are independent and it’s free from propaganda.
You’ll have to cite example to convince anyone otherwise.
Not enough to go after their regime for sending all their children to the meet grinder in a pointless war none of them wanted I guess.
Europe’s obssesion with Russia is correlated to the stagnation of the continent
For a country that has been at war for almost four years, this is a rather moderate level of concern.
Maybe stop attacking neighbours
Has it ever been different (for most people) in Mother Russia?
Sounds like it could be from the US too