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<blockquote data-quote="Mattmac0912" data-source="post: 5211068" data-attributes="member: 74565">If you ask leftists or the msm why they hate Russia so much after worshipping them during the Cold War they’ll usually give you the standard BS answer of “Election Meddling” . The real reason is because of Russia’s modern day political/cultural outlook.See unlike most western countries, Russia doesn’t allow the left to have cultural control. They will not allow leftists to take over prominent positions in academia or the entertainment industries. They don’t let the LGBT crowd push their sick agenda on everyone. They say to the atheist elite that they’ll give the Russian Orthodox church a say as to what the cultural attitudes should beAnd what you see is sort of a reverse cultural attitude especially among the young. Religion is considered trendy and cool. Nationalism is popular as ever. And its the leftist deep state globalist thinking that is considered antiquated and unpopular.This isn’t just a Russian phenomenon, its something that you see all over eastern Europe. But most eastern European countries like Hungary of which I am half, are too small to really be of concern to the left. Russia, however, is a major world player who has the ability to influence global attitudes. That’s why this hand wringing is about</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mattmac0912, post: 5211068, member: 74565"] If you ask leftists or the msm why they hate Russia so much after worshipping them during the Cold War they’ll usually give you the standard BS answer of “Election Meddling” . The real reason is because of Russia’s modern day political/cultural outlook. See unlike most western countries, Russia doesn’t allow the left to have cultural control. They will not allow leftists to take over prominent positions in academia or the entertainment industries. They don’t let the LGBT crowd push their sick agenda on everyone. They say to the atheist elite that they’ll give the Russian Orthodox church a say as to what the cultural attitudes should be And what you see is sort of a reverse cultural attitude especially among the young. Religion is considered trendy and cool. Nationalism is popular as ever. And its the leftist deep state globalist thinking that is considered antiquated and unpopular. This isn’t just a Russian phenomenon, its something that you see all over eastern Europe. But most eastern European countries like Hungary of which I am half, are too small to really be of concern to the left. Russia, however, is a major world player who has the ability to influence global attitudes. That’s why this hand wringing is about [/QUOTE]

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