What you miss here is that @navalny *is* apres moi, for very, very many. I am yet to meet a Chechen who would view him anywhere positively, for example. Plenty of people highly critical (to say the least) of both Kadyrov's and Putin's regime view @navalny as a big threat
https://twitter.com/chessninja/status/1619047392439062528
It is very wrong to presume that the Twitter/media representation reflect the real distribution of opinions (or of the broadly understood leverage).
@navalny's ultranationalist propaganda may have little consequences here on Twitter. It does have real life consequences though
@navalny's ultranationalist propaganda may have little consequences here on Twitter. It does have real life consequences though
You can play "If you do not support us, you are Putinist/Kadyrovite!" game with the Twitter midwits. Again, this trick doesn't work in the real life. People not being represented in media does not mean you can safely ignore their opinion in the times of impending political crisis
Putin is not that dumb. When breeding the current opposition, he most probably consciously allowed a person totally unacceptable for much of the Muslim/Asian population to rise
"It's either I or he"
Smart move, I would say
"It's either I or he"
Smart move, I would say
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