The pain of life under tyranny
from Вре Дробушевиш
(MOSCOW) On November 10, an official holiday for police and FSB Officials, an art action took place in Red Square, the Kremlin looming in the background. In this action, named "Freeze" a naked man sitting on the Red Square nailed his testicles to the Kremlin's pavement.
The action can be seen as a metaphor of the apathy, political indifference and fatalism of modern Russian society. Bureaucratic lawlessness deprives society of opportunities to act. The defeats and losses of the people are increasingly painful as they beaten to the Kremlin pavement, beaten into a lethargic army of zombies, patiently waiting for their fate
Now, when power turns the country into one big open area, looting the masses people to enrich the law enforcement agencies, society condones tyranny and the power of the many is surrendered to the few. The failure to rise up brings the triumph of a police state.
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