Why do Russians keep electing this despot?

They're retarded easily manipulated white trash.

As an American with Ukrainian parents, I can't wait to mow them down

Widely known that Putin rigs elections. Hell. He even rigged the American election!

>>128287163
>amerinigger with (((ukrainian))) parents
>calling anyone white thrash
Tip top kek @ someone who's family moved from Europe's Africa to West's Brazil.
http://fortune.com/2015/03/10/american-millennials-are-among-the-worlds-least-skilled/
Nice power fantasies though there.

>>128287055
He rigs elections while also lying to the people. He is funny and has a nice way to control the middle east and such but the country is a shithole when Putin is in charge.

>>128288557
How was Russia's economy trending before he was elected though?

>>128288209
r u s s i a n h a c k e r s
Confirmed.

My god, the stupidity is mind blowing when you think Vladimir Putin is a despot.

>>128288694
this.

>>128287055
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""electing""""""""""""""""""""""""

>>128287055

they don't... it's a dictatorship and it's very well under control in the elections

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i dont know ?

>>128288694
Russia was Somalia tier in the 90s. He improved the economy and living standards.

>>128288557
Are these statistic accurate?

>>128287055
What elections?

>>128287055
They can't really find anyone better.

>>128288557
A real dictator!

>>128287055
Why do you need a new leader when the old one is still alive ? Democracy is retarded.

>>128289235
Fuck off swiss faggot

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>>128287055
Some of them are stupid and some of them dont even care anymore.

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>>128288865
>>128289112
>>128288899
>>128288574
>>128288209

>>128288997
Yes, Russian economy is kinda bad right now because of the sanctions.

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1. Russia has basically never been anything but dictators, tzars, princes, and despots. They've never had democracy in any real sense.
2. He's actually a good president, who's vastly restored Russia's presence on the world stage. If you are younger than 25, look at how Russia was during the 90s. It wasn't just bad, it was REALLY REALLY REALLY FUCKING BAD, and Putin restored Russia from the post-soviet collapse. Real wages basically quintupled over 10 years.
3. Russia might not be the strongest right now, but they have a lot of long-term power. Once global warming hits hard, Russia has the largest amount of water, and arable land, especially as warming starts to melt some of that permafrost away. They also have a astonishing amount of natural resources, which will be immensely valuable in the coming decades, as scarcity starts to hit in full force. Putin is aware of this, and tracking Russia towards that timeline, instead of capitulating to a, on borrowed time, EU and USA.

As an American, I'm really worried about where my country is heading. I'm worried because a lot of America will become inhospitable over the next couple generations, and our ability to to produce will be crippled by weather. Also, as ethnic diversity increases, whites will drop to about 35% of the population by 2050. I believe that there will be serious succession movements in 2-3 generations, as increasingly distant regions, which 90%+ certain ethnic groups, start to salvage themselves from the oncoming wreckage. I predict these long-term trends because of how divided we are now, and how crazy unlikely that is to change, when everything points to it getting more and more tribal and radicalized. Russia, generally, does not have these concerns, as global warming will ironically HELP them in the long term.

>>128288694

before he was elected it was the collapse of communism. they were eating their children . so its hard to go nothing but up from there

>>128287055
You know Hitler was democratically elected?

>>128287055
>electing
What is that word, mate?

You can't control a country huge as Russia without dictatorship.

>>128288997
Most of the stats in post-USSR are half-truth. The only thing I know - ordinary people still like in shit.

>>128289792
Hitler was actually a good leader. Really helped the German economy

>>128289671
Maybe they shouldnt wage war in Europe.

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>>128287055
>despot
>elections

wut?

>>128289796
>>128289967
How is the life in Bielorussia? Is there a strong anti-russia mentality now?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVRdhg6biN0
Thanks for the cutie btw.

>>128290043
Nazi Germany was completely unsustainable in the long term without conquering, though. That's why fascism doesn't work. The recovered economy was only a facade, because everything went total war.

>>128287163
>.t Redneck called Tucker.
People in Russia actually trust him over all the influence your (((Jews))) have in Russia. Not familiar with that? Then you're a fucking blue-pilled fuck.

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>>128287055
>Despot
>Elected

Learn English first

>>128288997
Yes they are. He made Russia great again but only to have it (((curbed))).

>>128288997
Accurate but misleading, the economy was going to improve with or without Putin.

>>128289678
>Once global warming hits hard
wtf dude, this coulda been a good post

>>128290400
How? (((not mentioning this))).

>>128287163
>being a huge patriot from abroad
Every fucking time.
You don't need to wait. Come here and mow them down. Back your words with action.

>>128288494
Hei Ivan trash, move back to Russian

>>128290484
This was in the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse. Basic trade and business was already ticking the economy upward. You'd have to elect someone genuinely determined to destroy the country to not improve from where they started.

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>>128290462
part of the red pill is accepting reality.
Russia is one of the few countries where global warming is 10/10 amazing for them. They will be immensely wealthy once their permafrost melts, and they have a ridiculous amount of free, and arable lands, and more warm water sea ports.

>>128287055
As a Republican I have to admit that Putin is the best leader Russia has ever had. He's a great guy and all Russians love him. He loves America so much that he has helped Trumpwin the US election for President! Now that's something when a Russian wants to help conservatives win a US election to "Make America Great Again"!

>>128287055
>electing
>implying it's an honest election.

>>128290265
>Nazi Germany was completely unsustainable in the long term without conquering, though.
t. retarded who don't know shit about ww2 and countries mobilizing their economies to war before it even started
Kek, american education

>>128290243
Life is shitty. No money, economy goes down but goverment makes statements ALL IS FINE and burn money on useless shit
> Is there a strong anti-russia mentality now?
Not at all. Yes, there are some concerns about aggressiveness and some shouts about "retake belarus and join it to russia" from some shitheads, but mostly noone really cares. Honestly, noone caring about anything is a norm here. Cause life is shit even without global events.

Vlad is based and bae

>duh

>>128288694
I can tell you, people were so poor in the 90ties that right up to his election several districts within Moscow were cut off from heating.
And this for 2 or 3 years even in the winters.
I was there for a trip in the 90ties, people there were actually hungry all the time. Kids on the street were stealing food we held in our hands.
All these memes against Putin are jews and their slaves wanting to loot Russia again, which is impossible with Putin in power.

>>128287055

And the winner is... Vladimir Putin with 98.7% of the vote!

>>128287055

because he is a great human contrary to the lizard that sits on your throne, slave.

There is no "elections" in Russia.
Stop creating this threads on daily basis. So awkward to read.

>>128287055
Because 90% russians are peasants that are so used to getting ass raped by their leaders that they cannot imagine a leader that wouldn't do it.

>>128287055
>electing
Oh, sweetie...

>>128291796
>Greece
FUCKING KEK

>>128290400
I'm sure factories and working places for your middle class would appear with or without Trump either. Dallah is STRONK

>>128289801
It's not abou being huge territory, it's about being a huge multicultural, multiethnic, multiracial society on contrary to Americans neural drones/ bots that take in the words that Putin is the saviour of the white race and digest every news outlet / Russian propaganda [the leftists cucks also digest every EU / (((USA))) / KSA-Qatar propaganda as well].

The worst is that EUSSR and some cuck countries imported Turkish and African cheap labor in 60-00s trying to mimick Russian Empire/USSR multicultural model with worse subhumans - non-white - like niggers, turkniggers and sandnigger.

He has the money and connections and enough of a fanbase.

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>>128287055
Better than electing a fucking muslim as a Mayor of London.
You have to be real shithead to do that you British inbreed.

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>>128287055
Why not?

>>128294087
Great clip. KEK

>>128287163
>Ukranian parents
>not realising you're Russian

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>>128287163
>As an American with Ukrainian parents,
hey look at this, your father is this swine

>>128287163
You're literally Ahmed tier

>>128287055

Replace picture with Merkel and get back to me.

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>>128287163
>As an American with Ukrainian parents, I can't wait to mow them down

Join up if your words mean something.

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>>128287055
>electing
kek

>>128290702
Even though I agree the rise of oil prices is the main factor responsible for the progress Russia made in 2000s, still, Putin did make some very effective reforms during his first and the most successful term, and these reforms vastly helped. For instance, without the natural resource rent tax, most of revenue from oil sales would've gone straight to oligarchs' pockets and not to the budget. Institution of the 13% flat income tax was also a huge success.

But then, by the late 2000s, Putin became bored with economy and started playing geopolitics instead.

Because he did a relatively good job. He fixed economy with the help of rising oil prices and made Russia a great power again.

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>>128287055
>Putin is in office for 13 years and goes for more
>an authoritarian dictator
>Merkel is in office for 12 years and goes for more
>leader of free world
What did liberals mean by this?

>>128299112
Merkel doesn't harass opposition as much as Putin does though. At least not openly.

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>>128287055
everybody that vaguely opposes him is kill

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>>128298797
Also this,
Head of Russian Central Bank named European Banker of the Year.
https://www.rt.com/politics/372678-award-nabiullina-russia-inflation/

Elvira Nabiullina, the head of Russia’s central bank, has been named the best Central Bank Governor in Europe in 2016 by the international financial magazine, The Banker.
The influential publication praised her for having “helped steer the country through the difficulties,” with Russia “set to return to economic growth in 2017.”

“Having started 2016 with consumer price inflation of 12.9% – highs not seen since 2008 – Ms Nabiullina highlighted the need to lower inflation to improve economic growth in Russia,” the outlet writes in an article dedicated to the award.

Established in 1926, The Banker is considered one of the leading international finance magazines, read in almost 180 countries.

“Ms Nabiullina’s efforts saw the rate drop below 6% by the end of 2016,” the magazine writes.
This, as inflation in Russia “had never fallen under 6,1 percent”, according to the publication, citing figures by the International Monetary Fund going back to 1992.

In December last year, the chief of the IMF, Christine Lagarde lauded Nabiullina for doing “a fantastic job” while tackling the financial problems in Russia, and inflation in particular.

Nabiullina served as economic adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin between 2012 and 2013, when she was appointed to head Russia’s Central Bank.
She was Minister of Economic Development and Trade for 5 years from September 2007 to May 2012. Forbes rates Nabiullina 56th among the world’s 100 most powerful women.

In 2015, Nabiullina was named Central Bank Governor of the year by Euromoney magazine.