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On the other hand, the middle of an existential war against something like Russia is no time for a fair democratic election, which is difficult enough in this age of godawful social media algorithms, even in someplace geographically removed like the United States.

As they quoted a Ukrainian journalist, "we feel trapped"

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If only there was a way to gather enough Western support to make putin pull out of the war and make democratic elections possible

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Is this post sponsored by RosKomNadzor?

European countries should step up their support first, deal with Russia, and then start worrying about monopolizing power in Ukraine.

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lemmy.zip

Still better than being ruled by Putler.

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To be fair, that bar is so low it's 6 feet underground. And, once putin joins it, I'd be glad to have normal democratic elections. Or go to protests if Zelenskyy actually overstays his welcome. So far, that's not what's happening.

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Editorial in The Economist: Power is being monopolised in Ukraine | Spyke