[09:55 - 11:11] Racial Profiling and the Absurdity of Suspicion

He is dark-skinned, he is a resuscitation doctor. He went everywhere in the subway with his hospital ID, showing that he worked in resuscitation. Because every cop, excuse me, specifically a cop, not a normal policeman, would stop him and demand his documents and look to see if they could plant something in his pockets. And he, well, he walked around, so to speak, in a large jacket, where, like men, they stuff everything into their pockets, he already knew this. And he immediately pulled out his ID, showing he was a resuscitator. By the way, well, I don't need anything. You know, I had an absolutely similar situation with my husband when we traveled, because he's also Georgian. And when he walked alone, they constantly stopped him, precisely in the 90s, because, well, please tell us, this is also the topic of our conversation, well, so, there was a great desire on the part of the authorities in Russia to show the Russian people that Chechens, well, there is the face of the enemy. There is the face of the enemy, right?