Putin's Police State Increasingly a State Without Enough Police
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Re: Putin's Police State Increasingly a State Without Enough Police
#2The tone of this article is so strange. It's like the author is lamenting the fact that fewer Russians are signing up to violently extort and oppress members of their own communities on Putin's behalf. Apparently the jackboots getting worn out is a bad thing?
Re: Putin's Police State Increasingly a State Without Enough Police
#3The tone of this article is so strange. It's like the author is lamenting the fact that fewer Russians are signing up to violently extort and oppress members of their own communities on Putin's behalf. Apparently the jackboots getting worn out is a bad thing?
The entire operation over there seems strange, packed with monomaniacal China watchers.
Re: Putin's Police State Increasingly a State Without Enough Police
#4The tone of this article is so strange. It's like the author is lamenting the fact that fewer Russians are signing up to violently extort and oppress members of their own communities on Putin's behalf. Apparently the jackboots getting worn out is a bad thing?
I missed the extortion and oppression parts...
Could it be that you are reading in between the lines, hence the strangeness?
Re: Putin's Police State Increasingly a State Without Enough Police
#5The tone of this article is so strange. It's like the author is lamenting the fact that fewer Russians are signing up to violently extort and oppress members of their own communities on Putin's behalf. Apparently the jackboots getting worn out is a bad thing?
I missed the extortion and oppression parts... Could it be that you are reading in between the lines, hence the strangeness?
It has the words "police state" right in the title. Is that a term you've never heard before?
Re: Putin's Police State Increasingly a State Without Enough Police
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
I missed the extortion and oppression parts... Could it be that you are reading in between the lines, hence the strangeness?
It has the words "police state" right in the title. Is that a term you've never heard before?
The title is a play on words.
Because many people describe Russia as a police state.