Sergey Mikheev. (№ 354422)

The nostalgia for the Soviet Union is simple enough. First, there is nostalgia for youth. But first and foremost is a sense of frustrated expectations. Our generation is expressed maximally. A large number of people in the period of perestroika had a lot of hopes. And what happened after that - disappointed hopes and lack of understanding of where we are heading. Gone is the package of social guarantees, unprecedented in the Soviet Union. And gone is the sense of justice and solidarity. In the Soviet Union was the low standard of living, but the gap was not very large. When it was hard, felt hard. Now the situation is different. People don't feel solidarity. Don't feel the same in the heart of the Russian comments as justice. One hard and the other good. And someone even welded itself on good dividends.