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Capitalism and Democracy in Today's Russia

Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2007/09/21/U... Author, scholar and commentator Dimitri Trenin discusses issues in democracy and capitalism in today's Russia. ----- Dimitri Trenin discusses "U...  
 
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mochiKozlov (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Authoritarianism was a necessary measure. This is a natural reaction to "shock therapy" of stupid Yeltsin. But this does not mean that authoritarianism will be always.
Sloby89 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Honestly how old is the US relative to the Russkies ? America only shares borders with 2 different major countries (Mexico, Canada). No invasion in modern times. Very convenient! Lets see what Russia has gone through? eg: ww1 ww2 civil war, 3 or so different economic systems, and various other shit. Who is more developed as a nation lol!

Privatization , fuck that ! Have that shit in Russia, and you will have bread lines once again! Where you think the oligarchs got their money/power.
KITM0USE (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Why - do we Americans have to point fingers at other countries about their business if we can't get our own stuff right? When we live and let live, we don't need to condemn, umpire, or denounce others. We should not control anyone or try and make him or her conform to our way of philosophy. Let others live their own lives and we live ours.
Rad04mf (11 months ago) Show Hide
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That's wright... why Americans have to point fingers at other countries
Bambrette (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Honestly, I admire Russia as they stand up to their counterpart America!!

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johnknoefler (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Elibouscher if one atheist "jew" acts like a monster every jewish person is painted that same color. But then you already knew that. Just like all blacks have huge penises and all Native Americans are hopeless alcoholics.
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madbcc (2 years ago) Show Hide
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when ressources are dispersed, power is dispersed. when power is dispersed, authoritarian systems do not hold on. look at the USSR. and i believe putin knows this very well. theres some truth in the statement that hes the saviour of russia you know
madbcc (2 years ago) Show Hide
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oh but there are increasing ressources... and theyre being more and more dispersed throuhout society...plus in russia the whatever millionaires are (unlike in the west) subject to intense state supervision, and the russian state is making sure the average citizens life is getting better.
madbcc (2 years ago) Show Hide
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the important thing is that russian democracy is not a democracy that has failed. there was never a democracy in russia. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL man get your point, but its still hilarious


but yes i totally agree with the enlarged dispersion and repartition of ressources always comes democracy :DDDDD this is a transitional fase, lets hope..


go russia!!!!!! greetings from portugal

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