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Russia's alcohol problems date to the Communist era, as does the level of non-church attendance. It takes a long time to overcome over 70 years of Communism. Look at Germany, for example. 30 years after the Berlin Wall fell, the former East Germany reports non-religious citizens as the largest group. Prior to 1945, this region was solidly Lutheran. The old West Germany still is split between Protestants in its north and Catholics in its south. Forty years of Communism pulled the East Germans away from their religious roots, and that effect carries on to this day.

Russia actively discourages the public display of sexual perversion. The group of feminazis who disrupted a church service a few years ago were sentenced to prison. This discouragement of perversion dates to the Soviet era. As can be seen in America and the other Western nations, the Left actively encourages promiscuity, homosexuality, pederasty, etc., as they represent means of taking the free nations down. The Left is also quite permissive of narcotics for the same reason. When in power, however, the Communists become hostile to perversion because they recognize the corrosive effects of immorality. Castro routinely imprisoned homosexuals. Mao executed drug dealers and in some cases, addicts.

Over a period of a century, leftists have come to dominate nearly all the institutions in our country, even the military and big business. If they turn the U.S. into a full blown totalitarian state, the Deep State or its Communist successor will start repressing the perverts and the drug addicts.