All countries have had challenges like this before, be it world war 1/2, conscription, etc. It's not an excuse to lose rights outside the confines of the emerg

All countries have had challenges like this before, be it world war 1/2, conscription, etc. It's not an excuse to lose rights outside the confines of the emergency. It might be true post-Russian dominated states might still have recent memories on how to obey a central authority (mainly on pain of 'disappearing' into something like a gulag or being executed), it's not a lesson we need to learn thanks. It's still hard for many of us to take the threat seriously, but that'll change.