Bacause they support crapitalism.
Good day
I am a simple hard worker from St. Petersburg. Worked at Fazer's bakery, bought groceries from Prisma and Uniqlo. these companies left rossizh due to military events, the beginning of our state. we have lost good shops, products, and prices have risen even more. why do we hate foreign brands gone by so much. what is the fault of ordinary Russians?
my company is not quitting russia but refuses to do any work with any company that has deals with russian (or belorussian) army (including already made contracts, those will be put on hold indefinitely)
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additional info: I was supposed to go on business trip to occupied tatarstan 3 weeks ago but it was cancelled
I don't know what you guys are talking about, but this reminds me about my friend. He throws his cigarettes everywhere, on the ground and the sea. Then when I once threw the shell from a cooked egg I had with me into the forest he went crazy about it and lectured me how I should litter. Wtf is that logic.
>at rallies we are threatened with arrest, for agitation also arrest and a fine
It's simple.
Rally in numbers too large to all get arrested. You'll probably get away with it only with beatings.
Don't forget also that a lot of HOMOs died in early stages of special military operation, when they were sent to cities which were expected to just change sides as soon as army enters.
Also, you can try sabotaging the railroads. Take the relay cabinets out. Though at your location, you won't accomplish much by it. That's more important for railroads going towards Ukraine, and for Russia-Siberia connections.
There really is no easy solution.
Thing is that the whole West and Russia trading and somewhat cooperating is coming to an end. That is going to happen 100%.
Europe still gets lots of gas from Russia, but at the same time is desperately looking for any alternatives at all. Expected trend is that during the following year(s) EU will buy less and less energy from Russia, at about the same pace as EU finds new energy replacements.
Cold War 2.0 is here, like it or not.
