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A regime like Putin's is stable until it suddenly is not. Russia has a lot of dark times ahead of it.
Russians honestly are mostly waiting for those times; chaos is frightening, but stable decline into a dystopia is even worse.
Besides, keeping on with "stable" regime means losing many, many lives; possibly way more than a radical change can entail. But that depends on who and how comes to power.
Unlike the US, right?
That would depend on your next president. Personally from an outsider view I hope it's not trump again.
Same. I worry about the complacency of voters though. People are unhappy with Biden, I think more on their perceptions of him rather than his record. Although his support of Israel is not helping.
Neither this article nor the comment are about the US.
maybe, maybe not. Completely irrelevant in this discussion either way.