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Sure, when it doesn't hurt them. Consider this. Mobilisation in countryside is often nearly total - most able males are drafted. So these rural women are asking to return their local gynaecologist (and only him). Your son's death is abstract. Your personal health risk is real
Patricia Marins @pati_marins64
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Replying to @kamilkazani
But there is also a dosage of patriotism. Not?
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smh this kind of cynicism in russian society is underreported by the Western media
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Your son's death is abstract?

Nov 20, 2022 · 7:00 PM UTC

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It's the russia. Male mortality from alcohol, drugs, crime, violence and suicide is on top of the world. Many of those sons would only last a few more years anyway and **everybody** knows that.
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Look, I live in Mexico and some parts ppl suddenly disappearing with no trace is a matter of fact, still the mother's don't find their children's death by violence "abstract"
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Replying to @Sordatosp @OstapKornilov1 @kamilkazani
Yep. Short term planning, you missed it. In a matter of week or two - son's death is abstract and uncertain. In a matter of month - they don't look that far into the future. But the lack of the doctors today is quite real.
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And I’m guessing that b/c most Russian men’s deaths are from chronic causes — most often alcoholism — their mothers had spent many exhausting years propping them up, emotionally, practically and financially. Their sadness is likely mixed with relief.
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