You're right, for once. And Russia would agree with you.
You see, irrespective of the relative number of "degenerates" in our respective societies, there is a deeper, more fundamental issue here. In the West, evils such as abortion and homosexual "marriage" are portrayed as good and desirable and evidence of our sophistication and moral development. The traditional family is regarded as passe. Russia at least admits that these things are evil and abortion must be curtailed and families strengthened.
That is the point of departure. Someone who admits their sin and wants to improve can be helped. However, when sin is portrayed as something good, there's not much that can be done.
Historically, Russia is not a godless country. It has a centuries long history of Christianity which was usurped for 75 years by atheists. However, it must be stated clearly, that in historical terms, the aberration for Russia is atheism and not Christianity.
We're heading in opposite directions. Russia is moving out of darkness into light. Our trajectory is the reverse.
You are talking about a nation built entirely on lies and in which abortion and even the possession of child pornography are perfectly legal. You are also talking about a country where it is basically run by a dictatorship, where the parties put up only passive or fake opposition to one another and exist primarily to rubber stamp whatever Putin demands.
Don't you think that if the Russkies actually wanted the end to abortion, the end of the sex-trade, the end of the corruption that exists on every level of society (in Russia you even need to pay a bribe to get your driver's license!), it wouldn't happen already?
You are impressed only by Russke oration. You don't realize that you are not dealing with people who "admit their sin," but a country of hypocrites, an empire of lies.