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I find it difficult to understand whether your second sentence refers to Russia or those 'post-soviet countries'. If it is the latter, I want to note that as a
by dantyti 3y ago
I find it difficult to understand whether your second sentence refers to Russia or those 'post-soviet countries'.
If it is the latter, I want to note that as a person from a Baltic country I have no doubt that my fellow citizens value self-determination and democracy a lot more than consumer goods.
- thriftwy 3y agoIn that case the question would be whether they valid democracy more than the opportunity to be employed in London or Germany. Of course, it's impossible to tell, since in this case they come bundled, at least until now.
- kranke155 3y agoHow are those two at odds?
- StingyJelly 3y agoThat was a reckless generalization on my part, I meant both. It was my cynical take on the atmosphere in Hungary, Slovakia and Poland as well as (anecdotally) in Russia. Clearly Baltics have made a much bigger progress.