Why Russia's enemies hate Putin

[Loki]

It's obvious.

[alnortedelsur]

It's obvious.

https://youtube.com/shorts/ZgJ4D-Kky7E?feature=share

Same reason why globalists don't like Bukele in El Salvador, Bolsonaro in Brazil, Trump in US, Orban in Hungary, and so on.

They hate any effective and strong leader than straighten their nation and works for the well being of their people. They just want a world without borders, with most people being miserable, stripped out of their identity, and fucked up in every sense, except them (the world elites).

[PaganPoet]

Yeah. Cuz hating him for mass murder in Ukraine is a lame excuse...

[alnortedelsur]

Yeah. Cuz hating him for mass murder in Ukraine is a lame excuse...

The only mass murder and war criminal on here is Zelenski.

[Lemminkäinen]

I don't know what is the purpose of this thread. Putin has put a lot oil money to the infrastructure of big cities.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

It's not so much Putin as it is Russia being a major power following its own national interests and therefore a competitor in the region.

They want Russia to be as it was in the early 90s: weak, irrelevant, and easily preyed upon.

[Mingle]

Same reason why globalists don't like Bukele in El Salvador, Bolsonaro in Brazil, Trump in US, Orban in Hungary, and so on.

They hate any effective and strong leader than straighten their nation and works for the well being of their people. They just want a world without borders, with most people being miserable, stripped out of their identity, and fucked up in every sense, except them (the world elites).

Same logic applies to Europeans disliking Erdogan?

[Loki]

I don't know what is the purpose of this thread. Putin has put a lot oil money to the infrastructure of big cities.

Yet the haters claim he keeps all the money to enrich himself at the expense of his people. This is a lie, totally not true. But I've seen many anti-Russian pundits perpetuating this lie.

[gixajo]

Because he does things that produce hate.

And because it is acting in a very aggressive and intimidating way autonomously and without apparent control from anyone in the pursuit of its own interests too close to the West. If he does it in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq , Libya, Chechnya,Venezuela, Georgia or Syria, it wouldn't have been as worrisome and it wouldn't have aroused as much hate.

You insist again on the thesis of anti-globalism and the defense of traditional values. It is understandable, it is a propaganda idea aimed at gaining the support of Westerners (and others)with your way of thinking.

However I can agree that that hate towards Putin is fueled by Western propaganda to a large degree especially in Westerners, but the vast majority of its neighbors and former satellite countries have well-founded reasons to feel really threatened even without the Western propaganda.

[lei.talk]