Soviet people were honest, modest, ready to help, intervene if something bad was happening. Responsive, not prone to money-grubbing, despising wealth in general and grabbers in particular. The main concept of man was his conscience, decency.
Other Soviet people simply could not, otherwise Soviet society could not exist. I'll explain everything now very simply. In the management of the principle of "carrot and stick". Under the slave system, the whip worked primarily, under capitalism the emphasis was on carrots. Socialist society, as new, in relation to these two, naturally required a different level of government. Neither coercion nor personal enrichment can be a lever in the society of the future. This is the meaning of the ideas of Marx, Engels and Lenin. Therefore, Soviet society tirelessly brought up the Soviet man, his whole life.
Capitalism was also ideologically developing. It is not necessary to think that the archaic society of modern capitalism does not worry about the destiny of the class of exploiters. They really want to continue to rule and benefit from the position of the working class. Therefore, capitalism put forward the idea of
a man of the future. Ultra-liberal. Where is the main thing of his desire, not limited by any framework. Consume and consume. Any goods and services provided by society. And if you can afford, then break the law, consume other people's organs, children, drugs, kill, rape. This is a very concrete image of the highest prosperity formed in the minds of the Western philistine.
It does not exist for a whim. Not the machinations of the gloomy evil genius. Just think about how a "Soviet" person can compete with an ultra-liberal one. No way. To be a Soviet man means to work on oneself daily. engage in spiritual self-improvement. Being ultra-liberal, means simply degrading to get maximum pleasure.
I often hear: where "Soviet" people have so quickly gone. I answer: not quickly and nowhere. It's just that they are not visible to the black suppressed masses of ultra-liberalism. Very attractive for the weak in spirit.
