Are you willing to live in dictatorship if all non white are deported from europe?

[rothaer]

A benevolent dictatorship can be better than a democracy.

Absolutely und thus it could be agreed to without any additional reward. The OP question leaves a lot of questions open but I didn't want to disturb the flow by discussing those.

[rothaer]

I think most people just don’t know what it’s like. I am one of the few people here who actually knows what it’s like to grow up and live in the dictatorship.
I would not recommend it.

The dictature Belarus is as shitty as the democracy Ukraine (to where you did not move). But these shitty conditions have not much to do with the political systems in question. To put it carefully.

[Rumata]

Belarus and Ukraine were quite similar in 1990. Except Ukraine was many times richer and more resourceful.

If you think one was a dictatorship and another was a democracy, then there's an example for you.

[Rumata]

The dictature Belarus is as shitty as the demoracy Ukraine. But these shitty conditions have not much to do with the political systems in question. To put it carefully.

"as shitty"?

[rothaer]

"as shitty"?

Means both are equally shitty countries to live in.

[Rumata]

Means both are equally shitty countries to live in.

Losing population at the pace of Ukraine and losing property to foreign owners and losing future by making insane debts is as shitty as the dictatorship you see in Belarus?

[Rumata]

Up until mid-90s they were quite similar, however, at the end of 90s shit hit the fan.
I found out what interrogation was really early in my life.

Did they find out your admiration with USA or what was the reason?

Btw, I hear it's about that time that Lukashenko completely eradicated mafia structures there. Unlike in some other former respublics.

[rothaer]

Losing population at the pace of Ukraine and losing property to foreign owners and losing future by making insane debts is as shitty as the dictatorship you see in Belarus?

I agree to what you insinuate. But as Vessna wanted to connect disadvantagous to her living conditions in Belarus to a dictature-close political system I found it sufficient to point out that the living conditions in the Ukraine with democracy are not better. That they are even worse than in Belarus may be true but I didn't want to enter a dispute that is not necessary for what I wanted to point out.

[Vessna]

The dictature Belarus is as shitty as the democracy Ukraine (to where you did not move). But these shitty conditions have not much to do with the political systems in question. To put it carefully.

You have a rather vague idea on the conditions in Belarus. I actually quite like it there. It’s clean, safe, food is high quality, decent education etc. I won’t live there because it’s a dictatorship. I’d go back if things change.
FYI I can’t even visit there and have to see my family on the “neutral” territory.

[Rumata]

I agree to what you insinuate. But as Vessna wanted to connect disadvantagous to her living conditions in Belarus to a dictature-close political system I found it sufficient to point out that the living conditions in the Ukraine with democracy are not better. That they are likely even worse than in Belarus may be true but I didn't want to enter a dispute that is not necessary for what I wanted to point out.

Modern Ukraine doesn't even let many of its citizens to leave the country. And the categories of these citizens get broader. Some uniformed people catch other people in the streets and through them in the war. That's the "living conditions" they have there.