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libgen.gs
Либген, кстати, помер (уже недели 2 как
не отвечает ни в одном из привычных зеркал),
но живет в виде зомби вот тут:
https://libgen.gs/
из всех ссылок на скачивание там работает только ссылка
на Anna's Archive, так что можно прямо туда и ходить;
но либген.гс немного удобнее.

Вот, кстати
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna%27s_Archive
"the largest truly open library in human history"

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Re: Twelve reasons why Russia sucks

_rossia_govno_
2025-07-25 00:21 (ссылка)

Every time you are tricked into thinking that Russia is a powerful and wealthy country, remember these pictures and laugh from your belly.

Obedience

If I had to pick one definitive feature of a Russian person that separates us from the “western people”, I’d choose obedience. Submission. And nope, I’m not talking about BDSM practices here.

Throughout history, Russians had a very special relationship with people who wield power. Tzars and emperors were referred to as “The Lord’s Anointed”, the one who reigns by the divine right, and their power was believed to be sacred. Much like in ancient Egypt, except for the fact that it was happening 4500 years later. When the Soviets were formed, this sacred monarchy was replaced by the religious communist cult — instead of the Lord’s Anointed ones we got the Bearers of the Great Lenin and Marx Ideology — a change of decorations, but not the idea behind it. After 1991, Russia was granted somewhat 10 years of relatively free existence, before Putin hurled the country back into the abyss. As a result of this unhealthy relationship with the government, the regular Russian person is born with a rare genetic malfunction: an inborn submission to any authority — a president, a senator, a mayor, a cop, a boss, a landlord, you name it. Most importantly, to G-men.

Joseph Stalin, one of the bloodiest tyrants ever born, ordered millions of people shot or sent for years into concentration camps also known as GULAGs. Those few who are old enough to remember the 1930-s, talk about a vivid memory of being constantly afraid. In the dark hours, people were waking up from the quiet squeals of car brakes in their yards — they knew who that was.

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