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  Well, often they find themselves a victim of gravity. So there's that.
context: The Russian dictator is the one discrediting his army by treating them like mere insects. He has no natural feelings for any of them and when they die he feels nothing. >
  
  No living person has done more harm to Russia than Putin. >
  
  Putin is just a symptom. There are many more like him, many who genuinely support them, many who do his enforcement and are encouraged by their nationalistic friends and family. If even 1% of the population marched on the Kremlin, it would be over. >
  
  The dictator of a country who has absolute authority is much more than just a symptom.  This disaster of a war that is bringing ruin to Russia, along with the past 20 years of extreme corruption was his responsibility first and foremost. >
  
  Not when he's the millionth dictator, system after system, name after name, even after the people had a successful proletariat revolution, after which they immediately reinvaded Ukraine. By now it's obvious, that fascism is the will of their people. And they're the ones perpetrating it, not putin's clones. Edit: in fact, just right now, I'm having an argument with an "innocent russian" who is claiming that Ukrainians aren't real. >
  
  My comment was about what individual alive today has done the most harm to Russia.  I'm not sure why you replied to me.  Everyone is aware that there are other bad actors in Russia and that they have a long history of bad rulers and bad behavior. And yes, other people are also to blame for the current problems in Russia. Happy? >
  
  So Russia being Russia?