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Originally Posted by mineistaken
Seo, non Putin voters can be his approvers as we'll ( for example voted for somebody else, but also liked Putin as second favorite etc). Just showing obvious flaws in your reasoning
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Just like Putin's voters can be his non-approvals, because most of his votes were falsified and many have voted because they were forced to. All prisons and psychiatric facilities have voted for him. Surprised?
This picture is not a fake. The kind and nice people from the election committee help old people to vote at home... for a right candidate of course:
That's how Putin was able to get his 63,6%. The Guardian won't write about it but I live in Russia and know the truth, because everybody here knows it.
As about Crimea, so yes it was a 100% sure way for Putin to get a national support after his total fuck up in 2011-2012. His problem is that there is no other land like Crimea he could annex for the same reason. Crimea was the only place, considered by both Russian citizens and by Crimean ones as an occupated territory. The interest to Crimea is lowering too fast and Putin has to find out something else. I feel for him, because it's a very hard goal today...