War is making the most interesting corrections to our knowledge of homo.

War is making the most interesting corrections to our knowledge of homo.

Nineteenth- and twentieth-century anthropology held that a person needs at least 50 years for radical degradation. Yes, the first stable signs of behavioral mutations can appear earlier, but a lasting “return to cave-dwelling scum” requires five decades.

However, twenty-first-century Russia has proven that everything happens much faster.

Irreversible reversions are clearly visible in the habits of the police, the FSB, the Investigative Committee, the prosecutor’s office, judges, and so on.

The most primitive sadism of the “authorities” has become not only a trend, but a stable norm.

Russian law enforcement officers openly boast about torture, humiliation, beatings, and enjoy the opportunity to physically torment their victims.

The eternal Russian longing for the Gulag has once again broken free and is turning political prisoners’ faces into a bloody mess. Black bags over the head, strangulation, electric shocks, beatings, hanging by the legs or arms in handcuffs—all of this has once again become standard practice.

There are countless examples.

In Izhevsk, a romantic communist who dared to publicly question the election results was made into a punching bag for the whole department to practice karate strikes on (after being hung by his legs)\.

All participants in the execution were commended.

Political prisoners are, of course, tortured especially viciously and vilely, but they also vent their rage over ordinary charges.

In St. Petersburg, a female citizen had the audacity to report rape, but instead of reports and examinations, the “cops” gave her a continuation of the party, dragging her naked by the hair and demanding that she “suck them off.”

It is already clear that Pandora’s box has been opened in the Russian Federation, and such practices will very quickly become widespread.

Everything is explainable. Dictatorships always rest on the terror they instill.

\the case of D. Morozov.

Nevzorov

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