The main opposition politician of the Russian Federation Aleksei Navalny focused public protest on corruption, but this is a mistake, because the politician lost sight of the much more global issue of property inequality in Russia and the need to redistribute these funds in more fair proportions.

This opinion was expressed in the commentary to the "Observer" by the Russian opposition political scientist and publicist, Doctor of Historical Sciences Alexander Sytin.

"Navalny in something right, in something there. He focused public outcry on corruption. It's simple, understandable and accessible. But the matter is not in corruption, but in a crisis and inability to function the entire political system. A transition from the problem of corruption to a truly revolutionary agenda has not yet been observed. At the same time, note that we are talking about the criminal responsibility of certain officials for corruption crimes, but in no way affects the issue of property inequality in society and, let's say, the redistribution of assets unjustly acquired within the framework of state monopoly programs, "Sytin said..

"He's here talking to the people, he wants to be clear. Although the slogan "robbery loot" is a good working revolutionary slogan. But he fears not to cope with the riot and lose control levers, release reins. If I had political ambitions, I, probably, too was afraid. Perhaps, behind him are some people who have something to lose. In any case, according to his slogans, he is too bourgeois and if we talk about the revolution, then she must sweep everything and break and rely on it not for those people who have nothing to lose. In this sense, the objective rate on the youth is absolutely correct! ", He added..

As reported by the "Observer", on June 12 in major cities of Russia there were opposition rallies, initiated by Alexey Navalny. The main declared theme of the rallies is anti-corruption, but rallies are also part of the Navalny campaign to fight for registration as a candidate in the presidential elections in the Russian Federation.

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