You know, I don't see the tragedy in raids on unregistered people in China. from such parties. Even without any politics. I entered training several times, and it was 2000-2001 and not a wise tenth or twentieth Moscow police, but a provincial one, recruited in the 90s, literally on the principle of negative selection. Nothing bad happened to me. Yeah, I got spanked sometimes, but I didn't get PTSD from her, you know? And it pales in comparison to the results of the pits and burros, after which we often found ourselves in the department. I remember walking around the city center to the beer, covered in blood and a torn shirt after a fight - with each other writhing on the grass. Naturally, I was accepted. I have no doubt why the police responded. It is strange to me that more often she did not react in any way: we behaved in such a way that the armed residents of the surrounding houses could not sleep, poured us from the balconies, well, if water, and were afraid to leave the entrance. At the same time, I understand this subcultural scoundrel perfectly and not so much sympathy for their unfortunate problems as I know myself in their place, I understand that I behaved the same way - and that's normal. Because at this age you will do exactly what you can do, preferably more. In general, the campaigns against the informal were explained by generational conflicts, but now it seems like nonsense. A significant proportion of adults, including parents of Sintown teenagers, grew up in a world where a youth subculture was already widespread. Maybe this situation has developed so big for the first time in our history. The policeman who pulls over, relatively speaking, punk, may as well be listening to punk rock or whatever they're listening to, as well as the county government official giving the order to "send stuff". The policemen who arrested us grew up on a noble culture.