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You said it brother....now Ulaanbaatar is full of pollution.

Its located in Northern Mongolia, of Kuvsgul Province.

Дараагийн удаа хийнэ ээ. Дрон нисгэх хориотой байдаг.

@@OyundelgerBatchuluun oo tiimu sonin l ym za amjilt2

Yeah, there are alot of energetic nice place. Enjoy.

Glad you liked it

Nahuy vash sozializm. Free Buryat-Mongolia!

Anyway we are freedom from propogando rule, now going to make onw way with next future and its different than Soviet. Everyone can do freedom speech in Mongolia now, in Inner Asia. Last century was last epoch of Soviet's countries. We are so happy to living in freedom in Mongolia without dictator any bad regims. Do not be campare with Russia and China etc. We are following new rule of New Mongolia. It will be getting better inch by inch. Thanks for commenting.

@@OyundelgerBatchuluun Переведи на русский. Английским не владею.

tsedenbal ne predlagal. a vsegda otkazal. do smerti.

Dude. Mongolia is much more developed than those Tuva and other russian annexes

@@AnujinMolomjamts Вы все так быстро забыли русский язык? Оставте инглиш для бритов, пиндосов и англоманов. Не знаю я этого языка.

Can you comment it time chart

@@OyundelgerBatchuluun Ответь монгол,кто по национльности Чингиз-хан? Монгол,тюрк,китаец,или русский?

Кстати,монголы,и моголы,живущие в Иране-родственные народы? Самоназвание у них одинаковое-менгу. А ведь Индию завоевали,и в основном всю объединили Великие Моголы. Бабур себя считал потомком Чингиз-хана.

@@ВячеславСиверюков Are you drunk? You can google His origin. Of course it is Mongolia

Pure Chernobyl air!

No capitalism, my ass. Mongolia was buried under $10 billion in Soviet debt, propped up by a socialist economy that ran deficits year after year. The state controlled everything, and while life looked good on the surface, most people barely survived paycheck to paycheck. Freedom? None. Bureaucracy and corruption? Rampant. Mongolia does deserve credit as the most successful communist country-but only because of Soviet money. Without Moscow's billions, Mongolia would have stayed in the feudal era. Unfortunately, the Soviet Union itself was bleeding money to prop up neighbors, and socialism was nothing more than an economic black hole. Capitalism, in contrast, fosters innovation and prosperity. While socialist countries couldn’t keep bread on the shelves, capitalist nations offered rising living standards and endless choices. But here’s the twist: modern Mongolia isn’t practicing real capitalism. Politically, it’s democratic, but its economy is stuck in a socialist mindset, with government control stifling competition and innovation. Mongolia’s current struggles are no surprise-it’s trapped in a hybrid of failed socialism and incomplete capitalism. Real capitalism delivers results, but only if you fully embrace it.

​@@StrolleristIn which country Real Capitalism has delivered ? In USA, Japan, South Korea ? Those countries are facing social breakdown as a result of unrestricted capitalism

@ So, "real capitalism" is the problem in the US, Japan, and South Korea? Really? Sure, these countries have inequality, name a country that doesn’t, but let’s not pretend capitalism hasn’t worked wonders for their economies. It’s given us Silicon Valley, top notch tech, and a standard of living that most of the world would kill for. The issue isn’t capitalism itself, it’s when governments decide to meddle too much or too little. Take a look at places like Cuba and Venezuela. These socialist utopias are a perfect example of state control gone wrong. Shortages, corruption, and a whole lot of nothing. China, the supposed socialist powerhouse, only started doing well after it opened up the market and let some private enterprise flourish. Then there’s Mongolia, which is the perfect example of "half-baked capitalism." They’ve got all the natural resources but still manage to screw it up with erratic government policies and state-run businesses that go nowhere. It’s like they’re trying to make capitalism work, but only halfway failing to embrace it fully, but also holding on to the worst parts of socialism. In contrast, countries like South Korea threw themselves into capitalism, and look where they are now. Top global players. Real capitalism isn’t the villain here, it’s bad governance and half-hearted attempts that lead to disasters like Mongolia. Maybe instead of bashing capitalism, you should start talking about how to actually do it right.

​@@Strollerist Unrestricted capitalism is a problem. Capitalism banks on human greed for wealth and pleasure, which have no upper limit. And all people are not the same, some born with more tallents than others, even in fraud and deceptions. These people (along with really talented people) ends up with most of the wealth of the country. If capitalism is allowed to function uncontrollably it will chew the ordinary people upto their bones ! Capitalism also supports market based economy, it gives an endless no of consumer goods. The more consumer goods sale its better. In a country like South Korea it has become like an addiction for the people (specially young) to accumulate as many consumer goods as possible. Peole are spending all their savings to buy them and many are avoiding to start a family because they can't afford to have a lavish lifestyle and a family in the same time. As a result population is decreasing rapidly in South Korea and soon there will be a labour shortage. This is the same case in Japan. Capitalism supports a selfish pleasure seeking lifestyle and every capitalist country is suffering from it more or less. There is also a rapid decrease in ethics and morality. Women's body is portrayed as a consumer good and it is stated as women empowerment ! Adultery cheating increases rapidly and marriages are ending up in divorces with children have to live in broken dysfunctional families. There is a rapid growth of child criminality. There are a lot of depression and mental behavioural problems and as a result increasing use of drugs and narcotics. Its better to live a modest life with limited wealth than have a huge amount of wealth which acts like poison to the society. It was the same throughout human history, the nations which became rich rotted from the inside and collapsed. It is happening in USA, Canada, Australia, UK and many other western and central European countries. Its better to live in a developing country. Once you reach the peak there is no other way but to come down. It is not possible to stay there permanently

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