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Originally Posted by CCIP
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Originally Posted by tycho102
Well, this is probably right in line with their Nuhi group. I can understand the issue with their population and the desire to return to communism.
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Nashi 
And I think you're wrong, it's not the desire to return to communism - but a desire to return to the stability that was offered by the last communist rule. For all its negative points, there was really a baby boom of sorts in the late 70s - early 80s in the USSR - and without any specific government incentives like now, there had to be socioeconomic reasons for it, right?
Otherwise I think the vast majority of people don't really miss communism much. Just stability, knowing that you'll have a job and food on the table tomorrow. Simple as that. The Soviet government between the 60s and early 80s, for all its faults, managed to provide a fairly acceptable deal for the vast majority in that regard. |
Right. The same as in some other Eastern European countries.
Others have adapted better.
Jimbuna you naughty boy. :p