Who is dispersing peaceful demonstrations now? What's the bad government doing this? This is all done with their own hands by the people who are at the scene, in the role of law and order defenders. Who will throw at a woman with a club, or kick an activist in a crowd, or voice politically advantageous stories under dictation? There are many such people, but the question is different. And why are these people there, who allowed them? And they are there instead of just being criminals and outcasts as a result of winning other elections. And this is precisely the most important choice in life, in which I participate without exception. For example, having long forgotten about their real roles as defenders of law and order, having got used to someone else's roles of taxi drivers, loaders, tractor drivers, managers, etc.

And here you can't change anything just by going out to the square. It is too early to change something outside of oneself, as long as there are no fair elections in oneself and around oneself. These fair elections should be with your wife or husband, with your work, with relatives and strangers, and most importantly, in relation to yourself. Honest elections begin when, without regard to circumstances, you answer the questions: who am I, what am I, why am I here, how much do I match my role in life, do I take my place, do I need where I am now or me easy to replace?

When a person does what he really wants, does what he dreamed of, he cannot be replaced by anyone, and it is difficult for him to impose someone else's opinion in the professional sphere. But, many instead look forward to the next life, the next elections, or try to find justice in the past. But it is obvious that the places "above" are simply taken. And moreover, all because "below" we ourselves are taking other people's places. It is obviously difficult to leave the post of a famous politician on his own initiative, but it is obviously easy to give up a dull job as a taxi driver. And it is precisely these simple and obvious questions that require the closest attention and deep effort.

Imagine a modern Vysotsky as a taxi? His only victory in the elections of his life forced even the strict censorship in the USSR to reckon with him.

But when we are afraid to recognize ourselves, when we get used to seeing ourselves as it is right, convenient, familiar and safe, we lose the main choices in our life.