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The main problem was that Russian bourgeoisie was already pivoting to reactionary approaches following European bourgeoisie's pivot. That meant that they would be unable to fully follow through with bourgeois revolution, so Russian capitalism would be doomed to limp with remnants of feudalism as a periphery capitalism in style of Latin America.