Social Networks - It's Not Something Unusual

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The decommunization laws were not so much demanded by ucradian public in the poles. There was a big campaign of renaming of the streets andisits a big story to tell. The remaining monuments to on and other soviet leaders were removed without that much or popular support. And because of quite rational son tededed. It's not, it's not something unusual to get unter trial for saying something prosoviet in the social networks.

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