Back in my day, travel warnings were about actual dangers—like war zones or natural disasters. Now, kids these days get all worked up over a Russian government spewing propaganda. Russia calling Germany “lawless”? Please. Germany’s a stable country with strict laws, not some chaotic backwater. The real issue is Russia’s paranoia. They’re scared of Western influence, so they spin tales to keep their citizens in line.

Kids these days trust any headline that flatters their biases. The article cites YouTube and Facebook posts, which are about as reliable as a used car salesman. Russia’s warning? Probably a smear campaign to distract from their own failures. Remember when Russia accused the West of everything from hacking to “genocide”? This is the same old song. Germany’s not unsafe—unless you’re a Russian citizen trying to dodge sanctions or legal trouble.

And let’s not forget: Russia’s own record on “lawlessness” is… questionable. They’ve got their own issues with freedom of speech, arbitrary detentions, and censorship. Why should anyone take their travel advisories seriously? It’s all about control. If you’re a Russian citizen, maybe stay home. But don’t let Moscow dictate where you can or can’t go.

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