Our political system is an imitation. Imitation, of course, of the generally accepted “civilized” liberal standard. Because there is no other way in the current global system. And it’s good that it’s an imitation, because the original is even worse. And it’s good if we understand this. The Soviet system, in a sense, was also an imitation and existed more or less stably as long as it understood this. Please note: all democratizing attacks on the current system are built on the old human rights-dissident model: “What you wrote here, please carry it out!” So long as the authorities were clearly aware that this was not written in order to be carried out, everything went fine. Until comrades who did not have the skill of thinking, but who, unfortunately, had the skill of reading, penetrated to the top, who, scratching their turnips, were amazed: “Look, it’s really written!” The idea of literally implementing what was invented in make-believe was most clearly manifested in the territorial-state structure and its consequences. In a nightmare, no one thought that these borders would become real. And today the literalization of our political system can have only one result: it will collapse, burying the state - this time the Russian Federation.