Just curious about this , if that ' s okay for players , why should organizations be exempt ? Let ' s take the Chicago Fire for example , who have basically failed as a professional organization for the past few years . Why shouldn ' t they have to go down until they find their level ? <| sep |> I don ' t understand , i ' m not supposed to feel like this or should i ? Could you explain further pretty please ? <| sep |> They pay him a lot of money to be 84 every year <| sep |> I mean , some people don ' t celebrate it , in which case for them it ' s just a busy day . <| sep |> TBH I found this a little disappointing ! I was hoping for the point of view to explore the insides of those cubes ! <| sep |> Oh my god this is so dumb <| sep |> The far left in the west during the days of the USSR were quite partial to the Marxist utopia they believed was being created . After the fall of the USSR , Russia had a crisis of identity and over the past decade especially , it has chosen to be more conservative and rediscover much of its lost roots that were forcibly destroyed during the over half century of devastation . This has included a revitalized Orthodox church that has significant clout with the Kremlin as well as a fiercely nationalist ethos that is an objection to the order that is being established by various interests in the world today . The distinctions between Soviet Russia of the past and the Russia of today are so pronounced that we see conservative EuropeanAmericans now hailing Russia as the bastion of the values they feel they are loosing in the west . Decades of failure in neoconservative wars for the acquisition of power and resources in the middle east and Balkans have only exacerbated the divide .