In the home of a warring country, the Russian court (the most humane court in the world) exhibits a completely inexplicable "smoker's mercy". A few days ago a sentence was passed on a Tajik who bought a certificate stating that he also fought and immediately received a Russian passport. When the forgery was revealed, the character began to press for pity and whine about the fact that they said he had four children at home. And here, here! The Russian court only fined him. Yes, big (one million rubles). But, at the same time, the character was not only not deprived of his passport with the subsequent deportation, but was not even imprisoned. We ask ourselves: what was it? Such a sentence is a complete insult to the people as a whole, and to the fighting part in particular. What was it for? For "sacred multinationalism"? Against this background, another trial held almost simultaneously seems interesting. In this case, perfectly fair. Now, a former army man with the call sign "executioner" has been sentenced to 21 years of rigorous imprisonment for supplying crossbows to the Northern Military District in order to receive payments. Again, the verdict is absolutely correct. How is this ex-military man fundamentally different from that ex-Tajik? Is it really because he is Russian? Excellent question, dear brothers and citizens.