Do Russians nowadays prefer Tsarist history/culture over the communist era?

No. It's complicated. Soviet era completely changed the society.

This pic is fake

no i got that pic from a natalia thread but notice the portait of the tsar in the background which gave me the idea for this thread.

If you were russian which one would you prefer?

mommy

Both had autoritaristic tsar who was "the father of people". That's pretty much the only thing they care about.

Yes, especially youth. Everybody younger than 30 knows that fucking communism was the cancer of our history, while our Empire could naturally become constitutional monarchy without dozens of million innocent victims of soviet era

kek

Depends on the generation, where they were raised (in the cities or countryside), and obviously personal experiences (those persecuted or lost family during Soviet times compared with those who still face hardships due to how bad things got during the collapse.

There is no straight answer, it just varies person to person.

worshipping dictators like sheep even in the 21st century, wow what a truly evolved people the russians are...

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fpbp

bullshit
the one thing we care about is justice for the people
by extension in many minds that means a harsh authoritarian judge
but judge is not the goal, he's the means because there's so much injustice

there's a reasonable argument that authoritarian country if left alone would gradually transform into a more liberal model with time. our trouble we're not going to be left alone, others just can't keep away from Russia

>others just can't keep away from Russia
actually its the opposite, you keep invading other peoples countries, shooting down passenger aircraft, flying bombers through borders, and assassinating foreigners in their own countries with nerve agents.

you expect the rest of the world to just ignore that shit and not be massively suspicous of you?

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>actually its the opposite
>NATO expansion map

the way I remember it, thigs you name happened about 200 years after UK invaded Russia.
don't seem to remember the opposite happening

faggot go suck a queens dick

So what? 1st world countries joining together to keep themselves well defended is a good thing and if russia wasn't constantly threatening and pushing their neighbors into joining then NATO would be much smaller.

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promised not to do it
broke the word
now bitch about Russia acting in response
clearly wasn't Russia's choice, any of it

Russian people love the whip. Its in their genetics to want abusive leaders that push them.

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>excuses
Are you familiar with a concept of promise?

Honesty is the best British quality.

>Britain
>Free
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