However, some Blue Star players quickly realized what was happening.
It seemed like the Soviet Union had gained an advantage.
But the human rights stipulated in the agreement were like a slow poison for the Soviet Union.
In the past,
According to the Soviet Union's control over the internal camp,
Any dissenting opinion,
Could easily be labeled as 'betrayal' or 'instigated by the United States camp,' leaving the initiators isolated with no support domestically, as betrayal was the most shameful.
But now,
The requirement to respect human rights and basic freedoms meant that the Soviet Union's past domineering control over its internal affairs could be twisted into a matter of freedom of expression.
And freedom... naturally means saying whatever one wants.
This legalized many things.
Originally, they could easily leverage the power of the camp to 'judge' the dissenters.
But now,
They have freedom of expression, and you can't do anything to them.
