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Some would say it's worse even. Back in the Soviet times they had central planning, 5 year plans and so on, everyone knew how much would be produced and everyone had a job, a meaning in life.

Commie blocks were 5 stories tall (because 6 or more requires an elevator), everything was made cheap but unlike China no insane amount of shortcuts was taken. The waiting time to get a Lada was 10 years so most people didn't have a car, the cities instead had good walk ability and good public transit.

Nowadays it's capitalist, and a few corrupt (((oligarchs))) control everything, new developments are made by private developers in super blocks were you get commie blocks but shittier, less space in between and usually 20-30 storeis tall just to maximize profit. No green space in between, just mud and a shitload of parked cars, only Moscow and St. Petersburg has functional mass transit.

In most other cities you have to drive everywhere on shitty roads, similar to America. Apartments are owned and expensive, most Russians prefer to live in Stalinkas from the 40's as those are the least shitty neighborhoods and more European style apartment blocks.

Modern day Russia sure is an interest place, but also very dystopian in it's own way. Less faggotry and tranny bullshit, but it's not unlikely they're just behind America and will eventually go down that same path too. They're too drunk to care and resist.