The "living in germany" part doesn't contradict the same concerns that those living in russia have, as like those living in russia, the emigrated russians likely have:
- family still in russia - ties to russia (financial, business, family, etc) - desire to visit russia without having to deal with legal harassment for actions done abroad - desire to be able to assist people (family/friends) living in russia without compromising them
This does not mean that they are for or against a current government, but rather, that the proposed logic is specious as it tries to create a separation where it is not probable there is one while simultaneously extrapolating the results of a small sample size across a population that supposedly is without the influence of Russia.