They drink more than one actually. 

We Spanish have a term for that "pais rico de gente pobre" or "rich country of poor people". To us, it's essentially a description of the US, Latin America and South Korea and Japan... also, recently, Britain. Essentially, there is a lot of poverty in this countries, not because they are poor (save a handful in Middle America and countries in crisis like Nicaragua or Venezuela), but because societal problems literally go past the people there. Officially, there are no poor people in Japan or South Korea, poverty in the US is non existent and people in Colombia don't know what's poverty... Then you go to the countries, see poor people in Colombia, and then visit Korea expecting no poor people or no slums... then you find there are plenty, and if there aren't slums for poor people to live in, you see them sleeping in the streets instead. It's unbelievable. 

And their problems are simply treated as if they didn't exist. Compare and contrast actual poor countries like Cuba, where despite the bad economic situation, there are no homeless, hungry, illiterate or sick people anywhere, even if the whole country looks like it's frozen in 1964. 

The first communist state can't possibly have worse labor legislation than Japan. 

The homosexuals issue is mostly a far right/Church fad. Since Putin needed the support of the Orthodox church, he essentially let Kirill have some input into the state, thus you get puritanical stuff like the anti-gay propaganda law. Homosexuals can do all they want so long as they aren't putting adverts about homosexuality targeting minors in the Moscow metro (and this law applies to all of Russia, but Far Eastern and Crimean/Black Sea authorities, like Uralic and White Sea governments, act as if it didn't exist. It's seldom enforced beyond the Caucasus, the Islamic Republics and the capital city, mostly because most people and most regional governments don't give a rat's ass about this. 

Also, this state literally has a Jewish okrug (essentially, a Jewish Collectivity), Rodnover/Neopagan regions bordering Finland and Norway, Buddhist megaregions (the districts) in the Far East and a handful of Muslim states with de facto Sharia law (Chechnya). Attacking non Christians has never been a thing in their country. The only incidents involving discrimination towards minorities take place in the very backwards cities nearing Rostov, which is coincidentally on the Ukrainian border where the plane incident happened. 

And Russian backed rebels did the shooting down in an area with no flight zone status. What the pilots thought by flying over a war zone is beyond me. 

And don't bullshit me with your "Russia made Trump win" horse shit. They essentially did something I could've done with twenty minutes in front of a laptop. If this is hacking, then you can hack elections too. Also, being in favor of DNC emails staying secret when they revealed how rotten the party was/is (maybe) shows how retarded your people are. I'd be thanking them for griefing Clinton and the DNC. They had it coming. 

Even then, there's the fact Trump has yet not launched new military campaigns. This alone means Dubya remains far worse, even if Trump decided he wants to enter the Nixon list. 

One more thing... if it wasn't for Russia, your bloodthirsty region would be worse. The reason they can get away with the shit they do in Chechnya was part of the compromise made during the armed revolt when both parties agreed to sign a peace treaty if Chechnya was devomaxed for people like Kadyrov, who essentially turned it into a Sharia state within Putin's country. As a result, the man cannot touch anything in Chechen territory unless he wants to cause another war in the back door of the Federation. This has always been a Kadyrov thing, not a Putin one. 

See, accountability does not exist in Russia. You don't answer to anyone. If anything, you only answer to the state if you try to make someone answer to someone else. That's how Russia works. You can be a jackass and nobody will care.