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It transitioned into a demicracy a-okay, the problem was -- russians never had any kind of democracy and it quickly descended into oligarchy, from which they ov
by Muromec 2y ago
It transitioned into a demicracy a-okay, the problem was -- russians never had any kind of democracy and it quickly descended into oligarchy, from which they overcorrected to dictatorship quite willingly.
Every other ussr and soviet-aligned country got it going somehow.
- Yeul 2y agoNobody cares about democracy though. People want jobs, supermarkets, houses and cars. The Americans actually understood this which is why they focused on the economy when they helped Japan and Europe to rebuild after the war.
- pqtyw 2y ago> into a demicracy a-okay Well considering that Yeltsin had to order the army to shell the Russian parliament less than 2 years after the USSR was dissolved that somewhat arguable.