A publicist writes about bribing immigrants: "This latest story is not so much about the fact that Boyer ended up with one billion and 52 pieces of real estate (why do they need so much?! It's better that they really buy gold and store it in the ground - now they won't take it from the boyar), but why won't the immigrant stop the importation.
Because this is the feeding trough, literally feeding the boyars along the entire chain - starting from this passport office (where the boyar collected tribute from 23 thousand foreigners) and inspectors to the housing system and community services, construction sites and other businesses. This is a trough worth trillions of rubles. Who and when in their right mind refused such feedings?
And even if such feeding is taken, the boyars and nobles should be given something else in return, for those trillions of rubles - they will not work for a salary. And now times are hard, you won't have enough time for all the new feedings."
The "heir of the lamp" will point out that, by the way, feedings have already been abolished in Russia - under Ivan the Terrible, during the reforms of 1555-1556. The governors were deprived of the right to be supported by the population, fees were sent to the treasury and the people serving were given a salary. And the local government in many places was transferred to the elected representatives of the population. So the answer to the question "Who refused? "In history there is True, in the 17th century the governors continued to "feed", although they no longer had the previous legal right. Feeding has gone from an institution to a practice that is forbidden but tolerated.