/lit/ - Literature

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Oh, guys, you overpraise me. I'm a little confused. Thanks.
I really appreciate it.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samizdat
Yes, this partly affected the situation.

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There is such an aphorism:
"The strictness of Russian laws is mitigated by the non-enforcement of their implementation." (attributed to Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin (probably not)). (It doesn’t sound so bulky in our language.)
It’s kind of like our way of thinking:

Government/International law//Reptilians and so on:
>"You know: copyright is now the law, because it is The Law.
Let's discuss how moral it will be..."

Russians:
>"Yeah, cool. Morality, law and all that stuff. Love, adore !"
(Invents 15 ways to get around the law)

This is not entirely good, because we get used to not fighting for our rights.
We cheat.

I have a law degree (Master of Contract Law), by the way. Heh.