Why does Russia not like the western world

pureblossom i will try to put this in a nut shell if i can it stems back to the russian revolution and the rise of the communist regime after the end of the second world war europe became split between the pro communist east and western society and germany was divided between the communist east the soviet bloc an the pro west a cold war developed and the east bloc led by russia military build up began on both sides and of course the building of the berlin wall splitting east and west and suspicion and mistrust leading to stand off between america and russia when the soviet block crumbled in the late eighties and gorbochov more acceptance there was a time where there was more cordial trust between russia and the west but change of presidents in the united states they have become a little frayed and the suspicion and mistrust has reared its ugly head again

I think things are kinda easy for Russia when Trump is President. the Problem is lies on Putin having too much relations with Tyrants when it comes to trade goods. They're close allies with Syria and China.

Even Russia is not a Communist anymore, still gotta help their buddies out somehow.

Not enough vodka

Because many within it's economy don't earn what most of Europe earns.
But rather than trying to improve the country economically; Russia's leaders like to make out it's the west's fault

They are on mthe other side of the world and it is damn cold there most of the time............makes them mean and ugly.

I don't think they dislike them... they just want to control them.. as that's their way

They love "useful fools" in the western world. Ask Trump.

Who said they don’t.