The BBC’s analysis shows that 67% of the dead are from rural areas and small towns - classed as those with populations under 100,000 people - even though 48% of Russia’s population lives there.
The rate of losses was smallest in major cities, with Moscow having the least deaths per capita - five people for every 10,000 males, or 0.05%.
In poorer regions, such as Buryatia in eastern Siberia, and Tuva in southern Siberia, the death rate is 27 to 33 times higher respectively than in the capital.
Except in the end the meat grinder always comes for you to and then you realize right before you die that in a culture that normalizes dehumanizing people as undesirable everyone in it must become undesirable sooner or later, usually sooner.
That unfortunately is not what history tells. There’s no justice.