Nikolai Podosokorsky
Vedomosti newspaper writes that 84% of Russians approve of the embargo on imported food.
I searched for “84% of Russians” in Yandex, and it became apparent who is it that approves of this ban on Western food in Russia in particular:
84% of Russians did not give assistance to refugees from Ukraine.
84% of Russians are afraid of flying on airplanes.
84% of Russians support the abolition of the moratorium on the death penalty.
84% of Russians have tried smoking at least once in their lives.
84% of Russians call the events in Ukraine a state coup.
84% of Russians were unable to name a single achievement of D. Medvedev’s Cabinet of Ministers.
84% of Russians are satisfied with Putin’s responses at the direct line.
84% of Russians have no money for accommodation.
84% of Russians are satisfied with the level of the Russian educational system.
84% of Russians don’t go to museums (70% don’t know they are near, 14 were never interested).
84% of Russians consider themselves patriots.
84% of Russians started doing their jobs worse due to the heat.
84% of Russians are dissatisfied with their salaries.
84% of Russians consider homosexual relations morally unacceptable.
And most importantly:
84% of Russians have never read the Constitution.
Nikolai Podosokorsky is a Novgorod-based blogger. The original text can be found on his LiveJournal.
Source: Radio Liberty
Translated by Mariya Shcherbinina
