@Jason n Brandi Taylor I share your passion Jason but Kseniya is cool. After watching her videos only you can decide if you want to subscribe. I think you will like her channel. I enjoy her content very much.
The Russian Kremlin KGB taught its cruel methods to the Nazis. World War II was initiated by Russia and Germany. Josef Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union, signed an agreement with Joachim Ribbentrop, Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany They committed to develop economic agreements and collaborate politically, Pact Ribbentrop-Molotov. In addition, they included a secret capsule that was not discovered until much later: the European territory was distributed to invade it with its armies. German Nazism was a totalitarian system, dictatorship, in which all powers concentrated in Adolf Hitler, while Soviet communism proposed a socialist system in which all goods belonged to workers collectively (although Stalin also ruled as a dictator) Little more than a week after the signature of the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact, on September 1, 1939, the Nazi Army began the invasion of Poland, while the Soviet Union of Stalin Kremlin KGB, was advancing west to occupy territories such as Estonia , Latvia or Lithuania These attacks caused the reaction of the international community and triggered World War II. The most dangerous Nazis are the Kremlin KGB Moscovitas and the drug addicts are the Russian athletes who massively disseminate with consent and help from the Russian state. Russia is doping, drunk, incest, child abuse, violation, robbery, violence, prevailing judges, paramilitary police, murder of political opponents, bombs, state terrorism, Invasion, Ect. Russia in the hands of Putin and Kremlin is a terrorist state, a plague for the world and a bad partner in which it cannot be trusted because it does not offer legal certainty. The Russian judges They are corrupt because they prevail massively knowing that it is injustice. Putin will be the most hated man throughout Russia in the coming decades. Doping in Russia. Putin Difama calling Ukrainians drug addicts, but Putin is guilty of the doping and drug addiction of Russian competition sport. Only a terrorist state massively enhances doping among its elite athletes. 'Doping in Russian sport refers mainly to the institutionalized system that, between 2011 and 2015, provided doping substances to its athletes for various international sports competitions and covering up the results of the anti -doping tests implemented by several sports federations and control institutions.' ... es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/dopaje_en_rusia
How to know if your country is a democracy or not? If citizens are afraid to go to jail because they speak in negative way about them president, that's not a democracy. Good luck Russia and other countries in that case 🍀
Meanwhile in other "democracy" countries you can't go to jail for your politics ideology but you can just get hate for doesn't support the current gov or being harassed. People doing the nasty job from the politicians for free!
Not a single non-violent dissident have been incarcerated in Russia for speaking out against the war. Even the Darling of EU; the women TV news anchor who held up an anti war sign on live TV was allowed to leave RF freely. EU got sick of her and she was fired from 3 jobs. Now she is back in RF and has not been arrested or charged. In the EU though over 2 dozen people have been jailed for "speech". A 25yr in Estonia is in jail for 5years just for waving a Russian flag on VE day. FIVE YEARS. Journalists like ALina Lipp (German), Patrick Lancaster (US) and Graham Phillips (UK) have been convicted and sentenced WITHOUT TRIAL and in abstentia, having their property stolen by the state and prison sentenced issued against them. Just for interviewing the citizens of Donbass and shairng their words. There is no way to factually argue that people who are against their Govs policy on this war are Freer in the EU than in Russia.
Sad to see so many feel hopeless. The young people deserve better . I hope Russia opens up some day and becomes a true democracy and allows their people to live much better lives .
@@Palamodal0 the dream that never comes true. Many countries have been the most powerful country in the world, but they were always the most innovative and dynamic. Russia doesn't do innovative and dynamic.
Still noone in RF jailed for speaking against the war (only 2 ppl who actually through petrol bombs at police during protests). While there are dozens of journalists who are citizens of UK/US/EU who have been convicted and sentenced just for reporting the words of Donbass residents (so not even their words) Graham Phillips, Alina Lipp, Patrick Lancaster just to name a few. There have been dozens of people jailed in EU just wearing clothing in the Russian colours. three people were jailed because their cars displayed the flag of DPR... except they were BMWs and those were the colours of the branding. The FACT is you are far FREER to speak out against the Gov in Russia than you are in the EU.
@@sisyphusvasilias3943 ты че шутишь? Какие "только два человека"? У меня знакомую матери, которая целую группу в 20 человек организовала, где они осуждали Путина, пытали в тюрьме на допросе, много людей посадили из-за митингов против войны с Украиной Закрой свой грязный рот Уpoд, который никогда не жил в России распространяет инфу про то, что в этой самой России происходит, ничего удивительного
Democratic... peaceful... joining the EU possibly... Schengen area... visa free travel... borderless travel... probably a pipe dream, but you know the border between Poland and Germany is open, no controls, just a sign on the side of the road since 2007, 15 years now. Despite WWII and other issues. So everything is possible. If there is a democratic and peaceful government. Which I hope Russia will get, for the sake of the young people.
Even if it was a democratic country, in its current size and population it would not have been accepted to the EU. It would disturb the balance of decision making inside the EU.
"If there is a democratic and peaceful government." I'm afraid it's not possible. Russians are mostly mentally not ready for such a thing like "a democratic and peaceful government." It's important for them to live in a country everybody is afraid of, with a strong leadership telling them what to do and how to think. Many associate freedom and democracy with decadence and peacefulness with weakness. I wish it would be possible for them to change, but it's very hard to believe it could ever happen.
Владимир Путин - герой. Владимир Путин - опора России. единая экономика. он сделал все лучше и лучше. до Путина Россия не была такой красивой, как сейчас. Я люблю Путина. почитай историю россии, тогда поймешь какова была роль владимира путина в создании репутации россии и мировой мощи.
@@abhradipmaiti4820 Russia is stucked in cold war thanks to Putin. What reputation? He makes many people in the world hate Russia. Russia could do much better with leader who cares more about his people than keeping his power
@Девочка на шаре "What's the point of thinking about it if you can't change anything?" You are not able to change anything because of this very way of thinking. You should ask yourself one single question: why choose apathy and resignation when it would make you happier to live the life you have chosen?
As a Canadian I can't imagine being scared to offer a personal opinion about a politician or the government. I hope that the Russian people will experience that freedom one day.
but can you speak aloud about covid restrictions?! For information, after the removal of restrictions, residents of Russia were refunded all the money for fines during the isolation. seems like we all have sensitive topics we dont want to discuss in the current time
But if you don't take the vaccine then the government will not let you drive or go to shops or anywhere. So you can have your opinion but your body belongs to the Canadian Government
I really love all these videos you make to show the average Russian perspective. I’ve realized most people have very well thought out an articulate answers which is often not the case where I live in Canada. I’d love to interview you sometime if you ever get time. Keep up the great work!
I feel so sorry for the intelligent Russian citizens. They all understand the situation and know the country can be so much better. Greed, corruption and fear has destroyed Russia on the World stage. Thank you for bringing us these videos and good to know not many follow the Government's course into oblivion.
Too bad that your insults get deleted immediately lol and also too bad that you don't know how a society works and how actual intelligent people wouldnt get themselves in these situations. Love how entitled you are and how much it triggers you that you and that you feel the urge to insult me. I feel for you
Well Putin is more popular in Russia than ANY NATO/EU leader is in their country. Biden is the most unpopular president in the history of polling. This channel almost exclusively survey's in the centre of STP and over 70% of the ppl surveyed are in their twenties. In no way is this channel representative of the people of the Russian Federation.
It's like been married for 20 years to someone awful but they bring home the bread. You look forward to not having them around but also worry whether there'll still be bread. It's not even the nice freshly-baked bread that they bring but days-old crusty bread but hey it keeps you alive.
That (primjer) is a very interesting case of the Russian language having many borrowings from Old Church Slavonic (old Bulgarian), which just like Croatian is a South Slavic language. In other East Slavic and West Slavic languages the word for "example" is derived from Proto-Slavic *prikladъ
There were such high hopes after the Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain came down. I was in Germany as a Soldier when it happened. So sad to see the Iron Curtain going up again.
You can thank the US government for allowing Russia to head in that direction. There were many opportunities to make Russia a pro-western country without Putin in the pilot seat. Instead, the Clintons and the rest of the establishment decided to flirt with him. Putin wasn't elected, he was selected by the drunk Yeltsin as his successor but the west didn't seem to care about that at the time.
Russian history it’s amazing. I read some books of Romanovs era, then came the Revolution witch I don’t know too much m and finally Putin’s era. The interesting thing, watching this video, is seeing the history repeating itself. Too much power in a very few hands… the regimes was different but the way that they was sustained was the same.. and it looks like it will happen again… sadly
It depends how you describe amazing, it is amazing the revolution did not occur centuries earlier. I find the history of Russia from the 13C particularly sad, with almost linear autocratic control of its people including putin and his Government , his retoric sounds just out of time, almost medieval in its retoric directed at the Russian people to goed there support.
@@PETE4955 Add to that the fact that it kept lagging more and more behind despite the vast amount of resources and people. Every chapter of russian history ends in absolute sadness, even those few that start with a modicum of hope quickly turn to inhumane cruelty.
I completely agree, everyone says how good it will be with a free Russia, but they do not even imagine that militarists or nationalists can seize power, and then hell on earth will begin
I find it quite odd that people are so afraid to give their opinion in such a great country. I honestly would love to visit Russia if I were not afraid of being put in jail no good reason. Alot of history there.
this is bullshit, in Russia everything is not so bad with the expression of their thoughts. by the way, if you are a foreigner in Russia, then you will definitely not be put in jail for no reason (it's enough just to show that you are a foreigner and with a high probability the cops will fuck off)
Их всех посадят 😭 Путин проверяет видео 1420, а ещё вокруг людей бегают микроботы с микрофонами. Вчера был на исправительных работах у Путина и к счастью он меня отпустил на какое-то время...
@@sigmawolf228 how people in Ukraine are better than people in Russia. You are a nazi or something. Should all Russian people die in vain? Disgusting. And yeah, you should probably see Moscow, ST peterburg, Crimea and Sochi and then say something like that
When Russia wakes up and realizes China has played them. Ugh. What an incredible world it would be without egos. If Russia would only embrace Europe as its neighbor, and strive to be part of the free world, China would have no significant chess piece to play.
On the contrary, Russia has diverted attention from China.China will want to extend its influence more to China and Russia will establish contact with Asian countries.Russia will never establish a friendly relationship as long as Poland and
Right, because CHINA has played them... Russia would be so much better off if they ended relations with China and turn back to the West. If only there was some example they could draw from to show Russians what life would be like as a nation that keeps US and EU happy instead. WAIT we do, it's the 1990s.. THE WORST ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DISASTER IN EUROPE SINCE WW2.
Я не понимаю людей которые говорят что не хотят отвечать, это же бред. Зато иностранцы думают что люди рил боятся. За эту хуйню не посадят, темболее на +- ноунейм канале
QUESTIONS???? Please ask these questions in your next videos. 1. Do you know how much the Contract soldiers are getting paid to sign a contract? 2. If they dont know the answer then tell them and then ask them how much money it would take for them to sign a contract. 3. Ask if they know that most the Contract soldiers are from poor rural communities and they are desperate for money. Ask if they feel sorry for the contract soldiers? I really enjoy your videos.
@@ClarkinFlame49810 Ну все как всегда. В интернете у нас у менеджера зп 100-150к а по факту средняя по россии 40к а реальная еще меньше. Москва не Россия когда вы уже это поймете... З.Ы. Да и то в Москве тоже у большинства зп менее 100к
When he goes, surely some other despot will just take his place. The ability to dominate the people won't disappear when he's gone, someone else will probably just sub themselves in and pick up from where he left off.
Your next question should be “Putin is reported to be the richest man in the world. How did he get so rich while working his entire life for the Russian government?”
The contrast between most younger and older people in Russia is stark. That older Russian lady at the end summed it up. She was all for Putin (brainwashed) but when asked what good has he done, she showed her brainwashed robotic stupidity by not having a thing to offer but a blank silent look. Robots. Thankfully most younger Russians see the truth and that provides hope of change going forward.
@@kovich01 начните с критики самих себя. Почему вообще вас тянет на критику, что вы вообще сделали в этой жизни, чтоб имели право критиковать то, что сами не создали? С какой стати большая часть населения должна бежать по вашей воле за западной похлебкой? Что за рабское мышление?
@@dc5269 Every post-sovjet country had seen the 90's. Yet every single one was able to get out if, except Russia that became a maffia state for some reason. That collapse was coming even if the Sovjet Union would be together anyway. It was the result of the a few things, like the Sovjet invasion if Afghanistan. It was bound to happen.
@@thundereagle4130 not every, have you been in Moldova. Ukraine well before recent years. Not like the nineties but very meh, everyone speaking about leaving leaving leaving. Strong corruption. 20+ years of wasted potential. And most post ussr Asian countries still struggle somewhere behind. 30+ years of struggle barely just coming to the surface. Great ride, so different. Russia has less excuses because of recourses and more recognition, true. But Ukraine also, contrary to popular belief, is not small and has a lot of resources, started out as a more privileged ussr member. But this narrative is not being pushed because country has been robbed of prosperity too, by the same people who have important/comfortable status even now.
Dont they see that not being able to answer is not having freedom? i coulnt stand living in such opressive conditions and even bombarded with state propaganda, yikes
5:19 - потому что легализация проституции - подарок сутенёрам, торговцам женщинами и «секс-индустрии» в целом. Многие ошибочно считают, что легалайз повышает социальный и профессиональный статус проституированных женщин, однако это играет на руку вовсе не женщинам, а «секс-индустрии», что нормализует восприятие женского тела как товара. • Легализация проституции подстёгивает рост детской проституции. В Нидерландах утверждали, что легализация поможет покончить с детской проституцией. На самом же деле, уровень детской проституции в Голландии в 90-е годы резко возрос. По оценке организации «Права ребенка» из Амстердама, число детей в проституции возросло с 4000 в 1996 году до 15000 в 2001 году. Согласно оценке, по меньшей мере 5000 детей привезены из-за рубежа. Бурный рост детской проституции отмечен и в штате Виктория по сравнению с другими территориями Австралии, где проституция не легализована. • Легализация не защищает женщин, занимающихся проституцией. Международная коалиция по борьбе с торговлей женщинами (CATW) провела два крупных исследования по секс-торговле и проституции. Женщины, занимавшиеся проституцией, отмечали, что структуры почти ничего не делали для их защиты. Также отмечается, что 80% всех опрошенных женщин пережили физическое насилие со стороны сутенёров и клиентов, и последствия насилия и сексуальной эксплуатации для их здоровья схожи и множественны. Насилие, которому подвергались женщины, было неотъемлемой частью проституции и сексуальной эксплуатации. • Легализация проституции увеличивает спрос и усиливает мужскую мотивацию к покупке женщин для секса в масштабах, значительно раздвигающих социально приемлемые рамки дозволенного. В странах, где «секс-индустрия» легализована, многие мужчины, до некоторых пор не рисковавшие покупать женщин для секса, воспринимают проституцию как явление приемлемое. С исчезновением юридических барьеров, размываются и социально-этические преграды на пути использования женщин как сексуального товара. Легализация дает мужчинам понять: женщины - сексуальный товар, а проституция - развлечение, где можно осуществлять самые разные фетиши: анальный секс, без презервативов, связывание, доминирование и даже сексуализация репродуктивной способности: сложилась группа клиентов, находящих беременность сексуально возбуждающей и желающих ощущать грудное молоко при половых контактах с беременными. • Легализация проституции не способствует женскому здоровью. Легализованная система, при которой медосмотры и сертификаты требуются только от женщин и не требуются от клиентов, дискриминационная по отношению к женщинам по самой своей сути. Осмотры «только для женщин» не имеют никакого практического смысла с медицинской точки зрения, поскольку наблюдение за ними не защищает их от ВИЧ/СПИД или заболеваний, передающихся половым путём: болезни им могут передать и передают клиенты-мужчины. Вдобавок, женщины, по их же словам, подвергались избиению со стороны клиентов, и временами, даже владельцев борделя и их приятелей. • Легализация проституции не укрепляет выбор женщины. Большинство женщин, занимающихся проституцией, осознанно не выбирали себе проституцию как вид занятости. Это не согласие, а следствие обстоятельств; адаптация к условиям неравенства, выстроенным потребителями, которые платят им за исполнение всех своих прихотей. Занимающаяся проституцией женщина вынуждена без конца лгать о своей жизни, о своем теле и сексуальных ощущениях. Сама система взглядов на проституцию выстроена на ложном представлении, якобы «женщине это нравится». По словам некоторых жертв проституции, им потребовались годы после завершения этой деятельности на то, чтобы осознать, что проституция не была их свободным выбором. Даже если и находятся женщины, которые говорят, что сознательно стали этим заниматься, не стоит забывать, что это может быть сказано «на публику» под аккомпанемент подсказок от секс-дельцов. Так же можно сказать, что некоторые сознательно начинают принимать опасные наркотики, однако даже если люди это делают сознательно, мы не перестаём считать, что наркотики вредны для них. ПРОСТИТУЦИЯ - НЕ РАБОТА, ЖЕНСКОЕ ТЕЛО - НЕ ТОВАР.
Whenever I see a new video, I'm happy because it means the interviewer hasn't been seized by the FSB yet. How long he can escape detection though is what I wonder. Good luck.
@@shaunh4108 because there were cases where people were punished for such small signs of dissent as liking a post on social media or posting a wrong emoji. That's why many Russians refuse to speak on camera or respond to polls. Why take unnecessary risks?
@@PETE4955 Dude, the guy's walking all around Moscow. I'm pretty sure the FSB knows of him. They just aren't that afraid. Putin actually has a lot of support in Russia.
This question is 🔥🔥 Except it's gonna be another putin (lowercase intentional, because the name is _not_ important in the context of Russian leadership) 🤦♀🤦♀ P.S. Translation correction: 0:46 - she says "I am a person OF FAITH" (ВЕРУЮЩИЙ ЧЕЛОВЕК) which is NOT the same as "religious" (РЕЛИГИОЗНЫЙ) 🤓🤓
@@APlusRussian не взаимозаменяемые может быть? я как би ето поняла по вашему предыдущему комменту, поетомы спрашиваю в чем разнитца, как по мне помоему одинаково
@@nezabudka31 нет, именно не взаимоисключающие. Религиозный человек может быть неверующим, хотя бы потому, что занимается этим не искренне, а по принуждению, как бизнесом, и т.д. А верующий совсем не обязан быть религиозным, ведь верят во что-то свыше, а не в то, как нам это преподносят.
The literal translation is “believer”, which is not the same, as faith-in that, faith can be agnostic, or something else…associated with positive attitude and hope. Veryushyee-believers; is a characteristic that describes convictions. In this Russian cultural application, it’s a straight up reference to God. The statement is more, like a personal affiliation with a religious community world view. True believers are resigned to the authority of God, as architect; over all matters and things that happen in the universe. This simple statement, defines a personal totalitarian philosophical resignation…conveying religious connotations. She meant, “I don’t see any difference in my life” associated with the leadership of government etc. Because it’s all part of Gods Plans and Divine supremacy over the fates of Russia, humanity, the world’s future and her personal future…is in the hands of God’s will? Putin- being, just one of Gods instruments and servants of God’s will! Religious fanaticism is an old school political tool, for manipulating, pacification, and de-politicization of the population. Which, along with other, political applications-benefits an authoritarian regime, in creation of a society reality, resigned in blindly supporting the government’s policies. Without a need to participate, critically evaluate or oppose any suffering from damage inflicted on themselves, as result of these policies. Putin’s hybrid dictatorship is uniquely designed to include religious beliefs. But, it’s campaign for reawakening religious beliefs, incorporates religion, with a sense of Russia Cultural identification. Building religious beliefs into a part of Russians heritage, more as an iconic decorative piece of Russians identity; than a focus on classical religious values. A Russian Orthodox decorative, iconic imagery is useful for blessing the aggression in defense of “Russian cultural” values; ignoring the hypocrisy of biblical beliefs; regarding killing, stealing (not killing neighbors) or coveting (by force-especially) neighbors wives, etc… This KGB mafia, has managed to incorporate religion into the evolution of Russia into fascism..which I believe is unique? Iconic Orthodoxy-Religious unification, creating cultural imagery for affiliation with historical connections, drawn back to Russia before the Soviet era…merged into a Putin era Russian Fascism combined with ultra patriotism and ultra nationalism. Religion is not independent of government in Russia! As it was in Germany under Hitler’s National Socialists. Where majority of priests were arrested and sent to the camps-because they defied and oppose the government’s aggression, violence, and fascism! On the contrary, Russian head priest (grand pubba) or whatever? Kiril-the great-has bestowed God’s blessings for the operation in neighbouring Ukraine. In fact, kiril’s Russian- Orthodox Church-officially refused recognition for Ukrainian Orthodox Religion…under Putin’s KGB mafia dictatorship propaganda narratives of Neo-fascist Russia. The true believers, can feel secure for the fate of the world-in gods hands…So if Putin was meant to push red buttons-cross redlines, play WW3, sending 💯’s of thousands 🧸 toy soldiers into unfathomable-combating ultra-violence, exceeding ultra evil military force-with terror crimes, intent to destroy with Wehrmacht -ZZ-zeal-handing out $$-cash prize-medals for crimes to constitute revival of hangman preparing gallows at Den HAAG-threatening detention of nuclear weapons, in Europe!? Because his private Wagners army, cannot mass murder; fast enough (using every conventional weapon-designed to maximize casualties-multiple body count kill statistically, spill 🩸and commit crimes against humanity? Target specifically-non-combatants-over in neighboring sovereign borderland’s. Who knows? Why God, works in mysterious ways? Using Putin for evil escalation to spark events resulting in global nuclear annihilation? It’s just part of God’s plan? Kiril the Priest clown🤡bestows’ Russians personal Gods blessing… So, he’s on our side-makes sense!…if you believe it?
Are elves a big thing over in Russia? Or cosplay in general? I have noticed in a couple of videos you have done, young women dressed as elves with the ears and everything.
Love the work you guys do, thank you. So interesting to see all those different viewpoints from Russians themselves, helps to see that Russian society holds quite different opinions
Ask this: "Do you think Russia has enough landmass, natural gas and oil for its people? "Why is Russia focusing the invasion on the most resource rich parts of Ukraine, the regions containing most of their oil and gas, iron, fertile farmland etc?" "Did you ever feel like Ukraine was a threat to Russia? Were you ever afraid of being invaded or bombed by Ukraine?" "Are you afraid of Russia being invaded or bombed by Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Sweden or Finland? Or anyone else? Nato? India? China?"
I guess im afraid of Russia try to invade Estonia,Latvia, Lithuania etc. in absurd dream to rebuild a Sovie Union, un attempt to rebuild communism , with means full totallitarism/autoritharism. also, im from russia.
These people are not afraid of being bombed themselves. They are feeling sorry for the people in Donetsk & Luhansk which were bombed for 8 years straight till today by Ukrainian artillery. It’s a fact and you probably didn’t follow precisely what happened in these 8 years. People actually got massacred on a daily basis by Ukrainian shells and it’s sad. That’s the other perspective which differentiates heavily from yours which can be called very one-sided
@@Xight46 its sad, but its their problem, i mean ukranians. if in your neighbour contry something like cyvilian war happens, and NOBODY BESIDES repeat offenders( with probably sent from russia) wants to help , its no off you goddamn business. nobody besides russia and cyria (and some other islamic countrys) didnt approve DPR and LPR independence. you'll say there is russian/ russian speaking people too? well, they also exist in onther countrys. why do "protect" only those? it's definetly looks like a attempt to get old lands back. anyway, for me and other non brain-washed people its makes only troubles, and nothing good.
You mean well, but the god you are referring to is genocidal, murderous, slavery loving, women and children hating, racist and loves both human and animal sacrifices. Have you ever read the Bible?
I don't think Russians understand that if they don't act it will be the same after P. But we have to admit that P have talent for being a dictator and it's not easy. So maybe the next guy doesn't do it so good and people finally will rise against the oppression. I think it could be messy, but I think that is what Russia has to go through if they want to be able to live free from oppression.
If Putin goes away, in his place will come either Medvedev or Patrushev. Even if they took a random man from Moscow or St. Petersburg, Russia would still end up authoritarian.
The country has already gone through a revolution and nothing has changed. Fat faces in chairs just changed, and slavery was replaced by totalitarianism and then authoritarianism. At the same time, the desire of Putin's bandits to profit from the country is so great that the parasite is already killing the owner. And when they poke at the parasite and say that it is not normal, then the cries begin: "do not believe in the bright future of the country!" "inogent!" "well lived nothing to start" "But in America, gays are fucking on the streets!" "Now let's hit NATO in the face and live well and safely!" Etc Russia has always had two directions of development, two forces leading the country forward. Westernizers and Slavophiles, who later became Conservatives. Previously, there was a balance between them, but after the revolution, the Westerners faction was destroyed and the balance in the country was upset. Conservatives now rule the ball, cook everything that is not screwed, more and more driving the country into the Middle Ages. And so it will be until the lost balance returns.
As long as people are afraid to give their honest opinion, something is definitely wrong. You should never be afraid to say what you think. So with Putin leaving this is the first thing that has to change. Real democracy comes only with freedom of thoughts and speech.
You are right. They are afraid because they can get up to 15 years in jail for 'discrediting the army' or 'spreading fakes about the army. Saying "STOP THE WAR" is considered 'discrediting the army'. These laws can be applied to public protest and posts on social media. Some people are still not afraid to speak out, because the repressions are random. So you can get lucky and NOT get punished because there are so many people saying thing all the time and there is no AI to trace every public opinion yet. It's a Russian roulette basically. The interviewer is neutral and just asking questions so I hope he is safe : )
@@elena__sh I sincerely hope so too, that is why I follow his channel. Besides the different view it also gives hope that some day, the sooner the better, everybody will get along, respect each other and agree that sometimes you disagree. That doesn’t have to mean that you’re enemies.
No one will care about his wishes. The ones that follow him do so for their own benefit. The second he's not around they will just hitch their wagon with whomever murders himself to the top next. A generation needs to pass before any real changes can happen. Until then it's oligarchs all the way.
The fun part is russian rulers remind me of Windows joke. Vista(bad) -> 7(good) -> ... -> 10(after few years of polishing, good) with a little exception, they all turned to be bad even if they were good(atleast way better before they grabbed the power) at the beginning. Lenin promised to overthrow old corrupted regime of Russian Empire yet created something even worse. Yeltsen was a liberal yet he shot russian parlament and he was aiming his own people with a tank while being drunk. And Medvedev doesn't have a day without being drunk(it seems) and was always a placeholder but at the beginning of his career he was moving towards USA and EU (or it was a facade).
The girl with the plastic ears is just hilarious, she communicates plenty with her ears & face without saying any jail worthy words (very funny in previous videos)
"Stability in having a shitty life?" That's very funny. No war, no bombs, no destruction or death in their towns and cities, everything looks stable on the surface but underneath and behind the facade, it's a whole different thing. A shitty life is not a stable life because it's depressing and hopeless.
People who refuse to answer such a simple question are maybe even more interesting to watch than those who give a full answer. Their silence speaks volumes
@@maryamli007 "things are bad, but what can we do? we must accept and move on". you can see multiple comments like that on every single video on this channel. this is the russian mentality for centuries, and that's why the only time in their history they didn't have an oppressive government was from 1991 to 1999. the rest was pure trash... they say "you get the government you deserve", and judging by this videos i can't disagree cuz they don't do shit about it. they just keep living. so sad
Thank you for your work. Again I would like to see more diversity in the age of the respondents and more variety of locations (like towns just outside of StP). But I understand this is not easy. Im sure younger adults are more eager to speak on camera. Basically it feels like Slavic 20-30yr Urban Russians are over-represented in your surveys. I'd love to see a wider representation of the Russian Federation populace.
I am past 65 myself, but I prefer listening to the younger people being interviewed as they will be the movers and shakers in Russia in the very near future. Old Boomers like me are on the way out, so it is interesting to see what the younger crowd has to say.
Did you notice that some of the older ladies refused to even consider answering and simply walked away? How should one interpret that? Fear of being seen by authorities? Disillusionment? A sense of helplessness? In a hurry to deal with daily work/family responsibilities?
@@bertpatrick7447 Probably habit. The Soviet way of life - under which they grew up - did not encourage freedom of thought and expression. Safer to keep your mouth shut.
all states of the Russian federation it is time for you to stand on your own. Your master.. is weak and distracted and killing your sons...true freedom is before you... freedom is hard...but is worth every heart beat....
So sad to live in a prison, where you can not express yourself against the government, freedom is most value of human life, and that includes freedom of speech what they don't have
The vast majority of people in this video actually expressed themselves and many said that “future will be bright without Putin”, “Putin has to go” etc. how does that fit to what you just said? Did you even watch the video in the first place?
Если будет Мишустин, то скорее всего произойдёт некий аналог оттепели и демонтаж культа личности на Путина ( так или иначе в нашей стране он процветает, но хоть памятники не делают ему )
It must be very frightening for people to speak openly? When you think that as a Country Russia and the Russian people could be having wonderful times? Not the sadness that goes along with conflict.
@@НННДДД-о5ы Ну если повесить украинский флаг на окно или ходить с футболкой "я против войны", то посадят, скорей задержат для начала. А за высказывание мнения на видосике в интернете что-то маловероятно)
Some people say that they support him and some people not. In the world now is the same shit. But people don t understand that because of people like him innocent souls will die or suffer. 1:25 left me speachless. That s the true shit in Russia right now. . Look what hapen. Now serbian president ( putin s friend ) start fighting with Kosovo. China with taiwan as well. Putin have this on his hands. I dont understand why all these hapen right now. And will get worst.
Let's ask these questions again and again every month. Russia is changing a lot these days (I have relatives there) and life will get harder and harder. Even for the old loyal sowjet generation.
It is amazing how young educated people from all over the world have such similar feelings about the world they want to live in. Time for old retirees to actually retire or die whichever comes first.
Как же бесят комментарии из разряда "ой, в России не могут ответить на вопрос, потому что бояться сесть в тюрьму". Вы смотрели видео? Кроме нескольких человек все спокойно ответили на вопросы, но вы решили докопаться до тех, кто не ответил, лишний раз сказав про отсутствие демократии. Мне кажется вы специально ищите повод докопаться до государства и правления, чтобы получить уважение от других таких же иностранных "друзей" и некоторых агрессивно расположенных по отношению к политике нашей страны россиян
Ну да, канал специализируется именно на этом. А иностранцы любят свои привычные шаблоны и не желают их разрыва. Поэтому выискивают только то, что им знакомо и удобно. Тоже пропаганда сделала своё дело.
@@JungleJimAB9AB I am not that kind of man who prefer voice their opinion to others. You should not blame anyone rather yourself. Satisfaction is something that comes from inside of a person, so no one exept you can take it from yourself.
@@ДанилКалюжный-ь1м Actually, you have "voiced your opinion to others" in stating that the blame lays with others. You did exactly what you believe you do not do. It is ironic.
Its off putting that many are too afraid to speak their minds yet thinking they live in a great country and in freedom. they dont even realize how severe their life circumstances. its making me sad that they dont know the alternative.
Young people deserve a bright future everywhere in the world, and I really hope Russians find a way out of this. However, it also requires to be able to see through the propaganda which Putin is aggressively doing. Most people seem to understand
I also thought that only deep old people without the Internet believe in propaganda. Because there were people around me with similar views. Alas, according to statistics, the reality is that most of the country's population (mostly 30+) is satisfied with what is happening.
Brat, love, love, love your channel...made me change my opinion about Russians.. Please, could you ask this question: "Why do some people hate the West?" Thanks, brat
Cuz they know actually nothing about it and never were abroad. They get only negative information about western countries from mass media and it becomes the whole picture for such people. I think the same happens to western peoples' opinion about countries they know very few about. They only get some popular view from media
Russian government has always served itself. People in Russia are just a population with no real influence over the government. The population is expendable. The government is feared and not really trusted, but the population clings to the government because it sees the outside world as an enemy . The current situation with the war and sanctions is pushing the population closer to the government.
Sailor Nom - she moved from noisy Moscow to a small rural town in the South of Russia and makes videos there:
ruclips.net/user/SailorNom
She's great!
@Jason n Brandi Taylor I share your passion Jason but Kseniya is cool. After watching her videos only you can decide if you want to subscribe. I think you will like her channel. I enjoy her content very much.
@Jason n Brandi Taylor I don’t think I’m considering myself as a Putin fan actually 😁
@@SailorNom your profile background picture says it all what's needed - "Russia's dead" - morally & in Ukraine....
The Russian Kremlin KGB taught its cruel methods to the Nazis.
World War II was initiated by Russia and Germany.
Josef Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union, signed an agreement with Joachim Ribbentrop, Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany
They committed to develop economic agreements and collaborate politically,
Pact Ribbentrop-Molotov.
In addition, they included a secret capsule that was not discovered until much later: the European territory was distributed to invade it with its armies.
German Nazism was a totalitarian system, dictatorship, in which all powers concentrated in Adolf Hitler, while Soviet communism proposed a socialist system in which all goods belonged to workers collectively (although Stalin also ruled as a dictator)
Little more than a week after the signature of the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact, on September 1, 1939, the Nazi Army began the invasion of Poland, while the Soviet Union of Stalin Kremlin KGB, was advancing west to occupy territories such as Estonia , Latvia or Lithuania
These attacks caused the reaction of the international community and triggered World War II.
The most dangerous Nazis are the Kremlin KGB Moscovitas and the drug addicts are the Russian athletes who massively disseminate with consent and help from the Russian state.
Russia is doping, drunk, incest, child abuse, violation, robbery, violence, prevailing judges, paramilitary police, murder of political opponents, bombs, state terrorism, Invasion, Ect.
Russia in the hands of Putin and Kremlin is a terrorist state, a plague for the world and a bad partner in which it cannot be trusted because it does not offer legal certainty.
The Russian judges
They are corrupt because they prevail massively knowing that it is injustice.
Putin will be the most hated man throughout Russia in the coming decades.
Doping in Russia.
Putin Difama calling Ukrainians drug addicts, but Putin is guilty of the doping and drug addiction of Russian competition sport.
Only a terrorist state massively enhances doping among its elite athletes.
'Doping in Russian sport refers mainly to the institutionalized system that, between 2011 and 2015, provided doping substances to its athletes for various international sports competitions and covering up the results of the anti -doping tests implemented by several sports federations and control institutions.'
...
es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/dopaje_en_rusia
How to know if your country is a democracy or not?
If citizens are afraid to go to jail because they speak in negative way about them president, that's not a democracy.
Good luck Russia and other countries in that case 🍀
Meanwhile in other "democracy" countries you can't go to jail for your politics ideology but you can just get hate for doesn't support the current gov or being harassed. People doing the nasty job from the politicians for free!
Lmao "but it is needed for stability"
@@urbonx You just summed up the concept of freedom of speech but I guess that's too complicated for an Ivan
@Christ Follower Slava Ukraine
Also happens in Russia. 😁
‘Sorry, I can’t answer this innocent question because I don’t want to go to jail’ russia in a nutshell. Be safe.
Not a single non-violent dissident have been incarcerated in Russia for speaking out against the war. Even the Darling of EU; the women TV news anchor who held up an anti war sign on live TV was allowed to leave RF freely. EU got sick of her and she was fired from 3 jobs. Now she is back in RF and has not been arrested or charged.
In the EU though over 2 dozen people have been jailed for "speech". A 25yr in Estonia is in jail for 5years just for waving a Russian flag on VE day. FIVE YEARS. Journalists like ALina Lipp (German), Patrick Lancaster (US) and Graham Phillips (UK) have been convicted and sentenced WITHOUT TRIAL and in abstentia, having their property stolen by the state and prison sentenced issued against them. Just for interviewing the citizens of Donbass and shairng their words.
There is no way to factually argue that people who are against their Govs policy on this war are Freer in the EU than in Russia.
I mean, you're not wrong. It started with Navalny in my life and through all I sort of used to it.
@@sigmawolf228, geez, just because of it? You're a scary person.
@@sigmawolf228 Go to Hungary then, where the LGBT situation is the most conservative in all of Europe, not including Russia
@@sigmawolf228 What do you mean? LBQT is legal in Russia.
''sorry I don't want to be in jail'' Says it all!
this is bullshit, in Russia everything is not so bad with the expression of their thoughts
Just one key unlocks her jail
Yep. For example --> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandra_Skochilenko
@@LevShutov What became of "Pussy Riot"? Gulag?
RUSSIA IS NAZI COUNTRY
What a nice democracy. All scared to answer a simple question
There is no garbage democracy in west all is power and lip sync..
Russian semi democracy and capitalist is better ...not too much one sided lean.
@M 100 times more than in Russia.
@M I can go in the street and shout out loud that I want my president to leave, nothing will happen to me. In Russia you will end up in prison.
@@pololedodo7981 going to the street and shouting makes your country’s GDP grow or makes economy stronger or what?
@@enlighty my liberty has no price.
Sad to see so many feel hopeless. The young people deserve better . I hope Russia opens up some day and becomes a true democracy and allows their people to live much better lives .
Putin will have to be buried deep into the ground in a cemetary before this happens!
I think russian democracy works better than usa. i dont know where you're from, but usa democracy almost collapsed because of cancel culture.
@@Palamodal0 Do you want it to be like North Korea?)
@@Palamodal0 the dream that never comes true. Many countries have been the most powerful country in the world, but they were always the most innovative and dynamic. Russia doesn't do innovative and dynamic.
@@Palamodal0 closed countries decline. Like the soviet empire did.
It's nice to see Russian people looking forward to change. It's sad to see Russian people too afraid to even say so out loud.
Every day brings us changes.
They're still not doing anything to stop it and it has taken four months of carnage for them to voice mild criticism. 🙄
@@charleshowie2074 And what to do ? Everything is going according to plan.
Still noone in RF jailed for speaking against the war (only 2 ppl who actually through petrol bombs at police during protests). While there are dozens of journalists who are citizens of UK/US/EU who have been convicted and sentenced just for reporting the words of Donbass residents (so not even their words) Graham Phillips, Alina Lipp, Patrick Lancaster just to name a few.
There have been dozens of people jailed in EU just wearing clothing in the Russian colours. three people were jailed because their cars displayed the flag of DPR... except they were BMWs and those were the colours of the branding.
The FACT is you are far FREER to speak out against the Gov in Russia than you are in the EU.
@@sisyphusvasilias3943 ты че шутишь? Какие "только два человека"? У меня знакомую матери, которая целую группу в 20 человек организовала, где они осуждали Путина, пытали в тюрьме на допросе, много людей посадили из-за митингов против войны с Украиной
Закрой свой грязный рот
Уpoд, который никогда не жил в России распространяет инфу про то, что в этой самой России происходит, ничего удивительного
Democratic... peaceful... joining the EU possibly... Schengen area... visa free travel... borderless travel... probably a pipe dream, but you know the border between Poland and Germany is open, no controls, just a sign on the side of the road since 2007, 15 years now. Despite WWII and other issues. So everything is possible. If there is a democratic and peaceful government. Which I hope Russia will get, for the sake of the young people.
Russians love being subservient and enslaved which is why they'll never experience freedom and democracy.
Even if it was a democratic country, in its current size and population it would not have been accepted to the EU. It would disturb the balance of decision making inside the EU.
"If there is a democratic and peaceful government."
I'm afraid it's not possible. Russians are mostly mentally not ready for such a thing like "a democratic and peaceful government." It's important for them to live in a country everybody is afraid of, with a strong leadership telling them what to do and how to think. Many associate freedom and democracy with decadence and peacefulness with weakness. I wish it would be possible for them to change, but it's very hard to believe it could ever happen.
We have democracy and don't need your opinion
@@AnnaK-bf2wq Are you sure that your comment is a good and meaningful contribution in the discussion about democracy and freedom? And who is "we"?
As always, very insightful question! Your channel helps me keep in touch with people in Moscow.
Владимир Путин - герой. Владимир Путин - опора России. единая экономика. он сделал все лучше и лучше. до Путина Россия не была такой красивой, как сейчас. Я люблю Путина. почитай историю россии, тогда поймешь какова была роль владимира путина в создании репутации россии и мировой мощи.
With love from Russia ❤️
@@abhradipmaiti4820 Russia is stucked in cold war thanks to Putin. What reputation? He makes many people in the world hate Russia. Russia could do much better with leader who cares more about his people than keeping his power
Its so sad how they're scared to answer, I wish them all the best
In the not to distant future, this could be America.
@@paulkoza8652 i find that overwhelmingly impossible.
@@paulkoza8652 unfortunately, I have to agree with you.
Why answer stupid questions?
@@nezabudka31 Where are you from?
"Don't think about the bad"
That's the problem with Russia, for about 1000 years...
@Девочка на шаре That's called apathy!
@Девочка на шаре Thats Apathy, of course you can change maybe not alone but if everyone thinks like that NOTHING happens ever.
@Девочка на шаре
You must Bury your head in the sand in all things you feel you cannot change. I feel sorry for you.
@Девочка на шаре
"What's the point of thinking about it if you can't change anything?"
You are not able to change anything because of this very way of thinking.
You should ask yourself one single question: why choose apathy and resignation when it would make you happier to live the life you have chosen?
Totally Right!
As a Canadian I can't imagine being scared to offer a personal opinion about a politician or the government. I hope that the Russian people will experience that freedom one day.
We felt it in 90s . Thanks, we don't want it again
They just don’t want to talk about politics because it’s not comfortable topic
@@darthvader8810 and dangerous;)
but can you speak aloud about covid restrictions?! For information, after the removal of restrictions, residents of Russia were refunded all the money for fines during the isolation. seems like we all have sensitive topics we dont want to discuss in the current time
But if you don't take the vaccine then the government will not let you drive or go to shops or anywhere.
So you can have your opinion but your body belongs to the Canadian Government
People too scared to say what they really think
It's 1984 Russia
Of course it is.
We're maybe not there yet, but we're getting closer every day.
The Soviet Union and Russia have been stuck in 1984 for ever.
@@fm0363 You mean dystopian : spot on description for putins Russia.
@@сырпошехонский Just hope it doesn't become 1936 Russia. It's starting with neighbors informing on neighbors who then get arrested.
@@fm0363 the point being.?
I really love all these videos you make to show the average Russian perspective. I’ve realized most people have very well thought out an articulate answers which is often not the case where I live in Canada. I’d love to interview you sometime if you ever get time. Keep up the great work!
Yeah, he really does a great job under dangerous circumstances.
These people aren't representative. Putins approval rating is in the eighties.
How sad that the youth is so affraid of little putin the great. I have friends from Nicaragua and they have the same fear of their dictator too.
I agree! Russians should stand up for change so they can eventually rid themselves of comparisons to Nicaragua.
I feel so sorry for the intelligent Russian citizens. They all understand the situation and know the country can be so much better. Greed, corruption and fear has destroyed Russia on the World stage. Thank you for bringing us these videos and good to know not many follow the Government's course into oblivion.
If only they were intelligent
@@ehmha3641 like you, you mean?
@@pinnaclewd obviously not like you I mean :*
@@ehmha3641 YEP 🤡
Too bad that your insults get deleted immediately lol and also too bad that you don't know how a society works and how actual intelligent people wouldnt get themselves in these situations. Love how entitled you are and how much it triggers you that you and that you feel the urge to insult me. I feel for you
I pray Russia can see this day. I really do. I just hope someone worse doesn't come to power. May God bless you all!
If he puts his bulldog kadyrov in charge they will be in the shit.
@@brinjoness3386 I pray that doesn't happen.
@@Brian6587 It's right to pray, you're in the shit right now, and under Kadyrov they'll lower you even deeper into the shit.
Well Putin is more popular in Russia than ANY NATO/EU leader is in their country.
Biden is the most unpopular president in the history of polling.
This channel almost exclusively survey's in the centre of STP and over 70% of the ppl surveyed are in their twenties. In no way is this channel representative of the people of the Russian Federation.
@@brinjoness3386 True.
It's like been married for 20 years to someone awful but they bring home the bread. You look forward to not having them around but also worry whether there'll still be bread.
It's not even the nice freshly-baked bread that they bring but days-old crusty bread but hey it keeps you alive.
Great analogy!
@@Ira88881 Yes, it's nice analogy but very simplified
@@mihaillenivov485 Not at all.
Simple normally explains it a lot better than complicated.
It's an abusive relationship 😕 I'd rather go hungry but there are friends who will give you bread if you are hungry 😋
5:37 “A za što na primjer?” This is exactly how you say it in Croatian as well.
Small world =)
That (primjer) is a very interesting case of the Russian language having many borrowings from Old Church Slavonic (old Bulgarian), which just like Croatian is a South Slavic language.
In other East Slavic and West Slavic languages the word for "example" is derived from Proto-Slavic *prikladъ
they seem more fearful than usual
There were such high hopes after the Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain came down. I was in Germany as a Soldier when it happened. So sad to see the Iron Curtain going up again.
I agree with tou 1000%!
Sad and scary.
You can thank the US government for allowing Russia to head in that direction. There were many opportunities to make Russia a pro-western country without Putin in the pilot seat. Instead, the Clintons and the rest of the establishment decided to flirt with him. Putin wasn't elected, he was selected by the drunk Yeltsin as his successor but the west didn't seem to care about that at the time.
Don't know about Germany, but for ordinary people in Russia life was certainly better in the Soviet Union times than the last 35 years.
@@user-jj1bp3es3j no, it was not, it's false memories about how the grass was greener and the trees were taller.
Russian history it’s amazing. I read some books of Romanovs era, then came the Revolution witch I don’t know too much m and finally Putin’s era. The interesting thing, watching this video, is seeing the history repeating itself. Too much power in a very few hands… the regimes was different but the way that they was sustained was the same.. and it looks like it will happen again… sadly
Russian history was created in 19th century. Its full of falsification and killing of others for power. Doesn't sound amazing to me.
It depends how you describe amazing, it is amazing the revolution did not occur centuries earlier. I find the history of Russia from the 13C particularly sad, with almost linear autocratic control of its people including putin and his Government , his retoric sounds just out of time, almost medieval in its retoric directed at the Russian people to goed there support.
@@PETE4955 Add to that the fact that it kept lagging more and more behind despite the vast amount of resources and people. Every chapter of russian history ends in absolute sadness, even those few that start with a modicum of hope quickly turn to inhumane cruelty.
the last word was needless ^)
@@BernasLL Point made ; Russia had the potential to be a great country but Autocratic governments have inherient weaknesses
Nothing will change. Another Putin will take his place.
I completely agree, everyone says how good it will be with a free Russia, but they do not even imagine that militarists or nationalists can seize power, and then hell on earth will begin
I find it quite odd that people are so afraid to give their opinion in such a great country. I honestly would love to visit Russia if I were not afraid of being put in jail no good reason. Alot of history there.
this is bullshit, in Russia everything is not so bad with the expression of their thoughts. by the way, if you are a foreigner in Russia, then you will definitely not be put in jail for no reason (it's enough just to show that you are a foreigner and with a high probability the cops will fuck off)
@@sigmawolf228 exept for russia. Here its happen
Их всех посадят 😭 Путин проверяет видео 1420, а ещё вокруг людей бегают микроботы с микрофонами. Вчера был на исправительных работах у Путина и к счастью он меня отпустил на какое-то время...
@@sigmawolf228 how people in Ukraine are better than people in Russia. You are a nazi or something. Should all Russian people die in vain? Disgusting. And yeah, you should probably see Moscow, ST peterburg, Crimea and Sochi and then say something like that
@@yarostrike жесть, у меня как-то дальнего родственника отправили на исправительные работы, так он до сих пор не вернулся! путин везде😰
When Russia wakes up and realizes China has played them. Ugh. What an incredible world it would be without egos. If Russia would only embrace Europe as its neighbor, and strive to be part of the free world, China would have no significant chess piece to play.
Because China has been mistreating ethnic Russians in Ukraine. The logic of "I support the current thing" folks.
The mythology of the "free world". Russia doesn't need this shit.
_"If Russia would only embrace Europe as its neighbor, and strive to be part of the free world, China would have no significant chess piece to play."_
On the contrary, Russia has diverted attention from China.China will want to extend its influence more to China and Russia will establish contact with Asian countries.Russia will never establish a friendly relationship as long as Poland and
Right, because CHINA has played them... Russia would be so much better off if they ended relations with China and turn back to the West. If only there was some example they could draw from to show Russians what life would be like as a nation that keeps US and EU happy instead. WAIT we do, it's the 1990s.. THE WORST ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DISASTER IN EUROPE SINCE WW2.
Regarding the last woman: I was raised to say "Thank you, too!" So as a German, I want to say "Thank you, Hitler" *darkest sarkasm mode off* 😅
Я не понимаю людей которые говорят что не хотят отвечать, это же бред. Зато иностранцы думают что люди рил боятся. За эту хуйню не посадят, темболее на +- ноунейм канале
Interesting how different questions about the same thing bring up such contradictory answers! Your channel is brilliant 1420 !! Thank you 🙏
Contradictory or just opposing.
А ты думаешь у всех россиян одинаковое мнение?
QUESTIONS????
Please ask these questions in your next videos.
1. Do you know how much the Contract soldiers are getting paid to sign a contract?
2. If they dont know the answer then tell them and then ask them how much money it would take for them to sign a contract.
3. Ask if they know that most the Contract soldiers are from poor rural communities and they are desperate for money. Ask if they feel sorry for the contract soldiers?
I really enjoy your videos.
@Девочка на шаре 200-300к? них*я ж себе.
@@TRIALEX3 по сути, это две зарплаты менеджера. +/-
@@ClarkinFlame49810 Ну все как всегда. В интернете у нас у менеджера зп 100-150к а по факту средняя по россии 40к а реальная еще меньше. Москва не Россия когда вы уже это поймете...
З.Ы. Да и то в Москве тоже у большинства зп менее 100к
Great questions!
When he goes, surely some other despot will just take his place. The ability to dominate the people won't disappear when he's gone, someone else will probably just sub themselves in and pick up from where he left off.
It will be the same ish.
Русский народ должен сменить свое правительство. Правительство само себя не изменит!
Imagine living in a country where you’re too afraid to speak your mind about its leader… Yeah, great country.
Much great, very free, wow ;3
My country is great. Don't envy, Russophobe
It's a sad country very sad.
@@PETE4955 Don't envy. It is nice country
@@AnnaK-bf2wq You fail to understand. By your answer you don't want to or not allowed: sad
Is this Putin land so good? Da this Putin land is good. Would you leave it if you could? Da I would leave it if I could.
"Everyone of foreign race, will love Putin's puffy face, when he bring to the world disorder"
Your next question should be “Putin is reported to be the richest man in the world. How did he get so rich while working his entire life for the Russian government?”
The contrast between most younger and older people in Russia is stark. That older Russian lady at the end summed it up. She was all for Putin (brainwashed) but when asked what good has he done, she showed her brainwashed robotic stupidity by not having a thing to offer but a blank silent look. Robots. Thankfully most younger Russians see the truth and that provides hope of change going forward.
Johnnie Doe. Try to guess how many times he will be able to ask this question on the street, before he has to answer the questions himself.
@Dadalux Why should i answer for crimes, i didn't commit any.
@Dadalux it's bigger than Portugal's, a bit smaller than South korea's, at 1.4 trillion dollars, of which half comes from the sale of fossil fuels.
You should ask Russians why Putin is a billionaire and how much does being president of Russia gets paid.
Очень много людей в России отказались отвечать на этот вопрос из-за того, что боятся наказания за оппозицию. Это о многом говорит..
Оппозиция свалите уже из России туда где вам будет лучше.
@@_v_5931 мы же в демократическом государстве живём, почему его население не может иметь права на критику? 🤔
@@kovich01 начните с критики самих себя. Почему вообще вас тянет на критику, что вы вообще сделали в этой жизни, чтоб имели право критиковать то, что сами не создали? С какой стати большая часть населения должна бежать по вашей воле за западной похлебкой? Что за рабское мышление?
@@_v_5931 я не желаю с вами беседовать на эту тему, хорошего дня)
@@kovich01 быстренько же ты убежал от вопроса ))) это о многом говорит....
The last woman gave the best-ever answer which showed ordinary Russians' political standpoint. Love everything about Russia except their government!
@thetimekillerx that’s because they’ve seen 90’s in Russia and now literally everything feels better for them
@@dc5269 Every post-sovjet country had seen the 90's. Yet every single one was able to get out if, except Russia that became a maffia state for some reason.
That collapse was coming even if the Sovjet Union would be together anyway. It was the result of the a few things, like the Sovjet invasion if Afghanistan. It was bound to happen.
@@fm0363 These countries are corrupt, but not full on mafia states like Russia was. It was really, really bad.
@@thundereagle4130 not every, have you been in Moldova. Ukraine well before recent years. Not like the nineties but very meh, everyone speaking about leaving leaving leaving. Strong corruption. 20+ years of wasted potential.
And most post ussr Asian countries still struggle somewhere behind.
30+ years of struggle barely just coming to the surface. Great ride, so different.
Russia has less excuses because of recourses and more recognition, true.
But Ukraine also, contrary to popular belief, is not small and has a lot of resources, started out as a more privileged ussr member.
But this narrative is not being pushed because country has been robbed of prosperity too, by the same people who have important/comfortable status even now.
Dont they see that not being able to answer is not having freedom? i coulnt stand living in such opressive conditions and even bombarded with state propaganda, yikes
Don't you see that freedom is not what they want?
@@tosieniemiesci7627 not bad enough to do something about it I guess.
There was NEVER a freedom cult in Russia. People here always needed a strong hand of a tsar
@@Лапша-ш5ж Could you elaborate on what that is like for Russians? I am genuinely curious.
5:19 - потому что легализация проституции - подарок сутенёрам, торговцам женщинами и «секс-индустрии» в целом. Многие ошибочно считают, что легалайз повышает социальный и профессиональный статус проституированных женщин, однако это играет на руку вовсе не женщинам, а «секс-индустрии», что нормализует восприятие женского тела как товара.
• Легализация проституции подстёгивает рост детской проституции.
В Нидерландах утверждали, что легализация поможет покончить с детской проституцией. На самом же деле, уровень детской проституции в Голландии в 90-е годы резко возрос. По оценке организации «Права ребенка» из Амстердама, число детей в проституции возросло с 4000 в 1996 году до 15000 в 2001 году. Согласно оценке, по меньшей мере 5000 детей привезены из-за рубежа. Бурный рост детской проституции отмечен и в штате Виктория по сравнению с другими территориями Австралии, где проституция не легализована.
• Легализация не защищает женщин, занимающихся проституцией.
Международная коалиция по борьбе с торговлей женщинами (CATW) провела два крупных исследования по секс-торговле и проституции. Женщины, занимавшиеся проституцией, отмечали, что структуры почти ничего не делали для их защиты. Также отмечается, что 80% всех опрошенных женщин пережили физическое насилие со стороны сутенёров и клиентов, и последствия насилия и сексуальной эксплуатации для их здоровья схожи и множественны. Насилие, которому подвергались женщины, было неотъемлемой частью проституции и сексуальной эксплуатации.
• Легализация проституции увеличивает спрос и усиливает мужскую мотивацию к покупке женщин для секса в масштабах, значительно раздвигающих социально приемлемые рамки дозволенного.
В странах, где «секс-индустрия» легализована, многие мужчины, до некоторых пор не рисковавшие покупать женщин для секса, воспринимают проституцию как явление приемлемое. С исчезновением юридических барьеров, размываются и социально-этические преграды на пути использования женщин как сексуального товара. Легализация дает мужчинам понять: женщины - сексуальный товар, а проституция - развлечение, где можно осуществлять самые разные фетиши: анальный секс, без презервативов, связывание, доминирование и даже сексуализация репродуктивной способности: сложилась группа клиентов, находящих беременность сексуально возбуждающей и желающих ощущать грудное молоко при половых контактах с беременными.
• Легализация проституции не способствует женскому здоровью.
Легализованная система, при которой медосмотры и сертификаты требуются только от женщин и не требуются от клиентов, дискриминационная по отношению к женщинам по самой своей сути. Осмотры «только для женщин» не имеют никакого практического смысла с медицинской точки зрения, поскольку наблюдение за ними не защищает их от ВИЧ/СПИД или заболеваний, передающихся половым путём: болезни им могут передать и передают клиенты-мужчины. Вдобавок, женщины, по их же словам, подвергались избиению со стороны клиентов, и временами, даже владельцев борделя и их приятелей.
• Легализация проституции не укрепляет выбор женщины.
Большинство женщин, занимающихся проституцией, осознанно не выбирали себе проституцию как вид занятости. Это не согласие, а следствие обстоятельств; адаптация к условиям неравенства, выстроенным потребителями, которые платят им за исполнение всех своих прихотей. Занимающаяся проституцией женщина вынуждена без конца лгать о своей жизни, о своем теле и сексуальных ощущениях. Сама система взглядов на проституцию выстроена на ложном представлении, якобы «женщине это нравится». По словам некоторых жертв проституции, им потребовались годы после завершения этой деятельности на то, чтобы осознать, что проституция не была их свободным выбором. Даже если и находятся женщины, которые говорят, что сознательно стали этим заниматься, не стоит забывать, что это может быть сказано «на публику» под аккомпанемент подсказок от секс-дельцов. Так же можно сказать, что некоторые сознательно начинают принимать опасные наркотики, однако даже если люди это делают сознательно, мы не перестаём считать, что наркотики вредны для них.
ПРОСТИТУЦИЯ - НЕ РАБОТА, ЖЕНСКОЕ ТЕЛО - НЕ ТОВАР.
Иначе говоря, нелегальные проститутки защищены лучше, чем легальные?
Whenever I see a new video, I'm happy because it means the interviewer hasn't been seized by the FSB yet. How long he can escape detection though is what I wonder. Good luck.
Easy man, this type of activity isn't dangerous.
@@tosieniemiesci7627 then why are people afraid to answer the question in literally every video?
@@shaunh4108 because there were cases where people were punished for such small signs of dissent as liking a post on social media or posting a wrong emoji. That's why many Russians refuse to speak on camera or respond to polls. Why take unnecessary risks?
Very effective VPN and changed locations. How sad Russia is.
@@PETE4955 Dude, the guy's walking all around Moscow. I'm pretty sure the FSB knows of him. They just aren't that afraid. Putin actually has a lot of support in Russia.
This question is 🔥🔥 Except it's gonna be another putin (lowercase intentional, because the name is _not_ important in the context of Russian leadership) 🤦♀🤦♀ P.S. Translation correction: 0:46 - she says "I am a person OF FAITH" (ВЕРУЮЩИЙ ЧЕЛОВЕК) which is NOT the same as "religious" (РЕЛИГИОЗНЫЙ) 🤓🤓
v chem raznitsa?
@@nezabudka31 в том, что эти понятия не взаимоисключающие.
@@APlusRussian не взаимозаменяемые может быть? я как би ето поняла по вашему предыдущему комменту, поетомы спрашиваю в чем разнитца, как по мне помоему одинаково
@@nezabudka31 нет, именно не взаимоисключающие. Религиозный человек может быть неверующим, хотя бы потому, что занимается этим не искренне, а по принуждению, как бизнесом, и т.д. А верующий совсем не обязан быть религиозным, ведь верят во что-то свыше, а не в то, как нам это преподносят.
The literal translation is “believer”, which is not the same, as faith-in that, faith can be agnostic, or something else…associated with positive attitude and hope.
Veryushyee-believers; is a characteristic that describes convictions. In this Russian cultural application, it’s a straight up reference to God. The statement is more, like a personal affiliation with a religious community world view. True believers are resigned to the authority of God, as architect; over all matters and things that happen in the universe. This simple statement, defines a personal totalitarian philosophical resignation…conveying religious connotations. She meant, “I don’t see any difference in my life” associated with the leadership of government etc.
Because it’s all part of Gods Plans and Divine supremacy over the fates of Russia, humanity, the world’s future and her personal future…is in the hands of God’s will? Putin- being, just one of Gods instruments and servants of God’s will! Religious fanaticism is an old school political tool, for manipulating, pacification, and de-politicization of the population. Which, along with other, political applications-benefits an authoritarian regime, in creation of a society reality, resigned in blindly supporting the government’s policies. Without a need to participate, critically evaluate or oppose any suffering from damage inflicted on themselves, as result of these policies. Putin’s hybrid dictatorship is uniquely designed to include religious beliefs. But, it’s campaign for reawakening religious beliefs, incorporates religion, with a sense of Russia Cultural identification. Building religious beliefs into a part of Russians heritage, more as an iconic decorative piece of Russians identity; than a focus on classical religious values. A Russian Orthodox decorative, iconic imagery is useful for blessing the aggression in defense of “Russian cultural” values; ignoring the hypocrisy of biblical beliefs; regarding killing, stealing (not killing neighbors) or coveting (by force-especially) neighbors wives, etc…
This KGB mafia, has managed to incorporate religion into the evolution of Russia into fascism..which I believe is unique? Iconic Orthodoxy-Religious unification, creating cultural imagery for affiliation with historical connections, drawn back to Russia before the Soviet era…merged into a Putin era Russian Fascism combined with ultra patriotism and ultra nationalism.
Religion is not independent of government in Russia! As it was in Germany under Hitler’s National Socialists. Where majority of priests were arrested and sent to the camps-because they defied and oppose the government’s aggression, violence, and fascism! On the contrary, Russian head priest (grand pubba) or whatever? Kiril-the great-has bestowed God’s blessings for the operation in neighbouring Ukraine. In fact, kiril’s Russian- Orthodox Church-officially refused recognition for Ukrainian Orthodox Religion…under Putin’s KGB mafia dictatorship propaganda narratives of Neo-fascist Russia. The true believers, can feel secure for the fate of the world-in gods hands…So if Putin was meant to push red buttons-cross redlines, play WW3, sending 💯’s of thousands 🧸 toy soldiers into unfathomable-combating ultra-violence, exceeding ultra evil military force-with terror crimes, intent to destroy with Wehrmacht -ZZ-zeal-handing out $$-cash prize-medals for crimes to constitute revival of hangman preparing gallows at Den HAAG-threatening detention of nuclear weapons, in Europe!? Because his private Wagners army, cannot mass murder; fast enough (using every conventional weapon-designed to maximize casualties-multiple body count kill statistically, spill 🩸and commit crimes against humanity? Target specifically-non-combatants-over in neighboring sovereign borderland’s. Who knows? Why God, works in mysterious ways? Using Putin for evil escalation to spark events resulting in global nuclear annihilation?
It’s just part of God’s plan?
Kiril the Priest clown🤡bestows’ Russians personal Gods blessing…
So, he’s on our side-makes sense!…if you believe it?
Wow, so many scared slaves :(
Are elves a big thing over in Russia? Or cosplay in general? I have noticed in a couple of videos you have done, young women dressed as elves with the ears and everything.
I think it’s the same lady
Kinda based Tbh
@@tonikaihola5408 don't think so, the other one was way cuttier
There is enough love for weirdness and demonic stuff in Russia as well.
Love the work you guys do, thank you. So interesting to see all those different viewpoints from Russians themselves, helps to see that Russian society holds quite different opinions
Ask this: "Do you think Russia has enough landmass, natural gas and oil for its people?
"Why is Russia focusing the invasion on the most resource rich parts of Ukraine, the regions containing most of their oil and gas, iron, fertile farmland etc?"
"Did you ever feel like Ukraine was a threat to Russia? Were you ever afraid of being invaded or bombed by Ukraine?"
"Are you afraid of Russia being invaded or bombed by Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Sweden or Finland? Or anyone else? Nato? India? China?"
Great questions
I guess im afraid of Russia try to invade Estonia,Latvia, Lithuania etc. in absurd dream to rebuild a Sovie Union, un attempt to rebuild communism , with means full totallitarism/autoritharism. also, im from russia.
stealing land and slaves, much of the parts for the russian tin can army came from uirane as did much of their food
These people are not afraid of being bombed themselves. They are feeling sorry for the people in Donetsk & Luhansk which were bombed for 8 years straight till today by Ukrainian artillery. It’s a fact and you probably didn’t follow precisely what happened in these 8 years. People actually got massacred on a daily basis by Ukrainian shells and it’s sad. That’s the other perspective which differentiates heavily from yours which can be called very one-sided
@@Xight46 its sad, but its their problem, i mean ukranians. if in your neighbour contry something like cyvilian war happens, and NOBODY BESIDES repeat offenders( with probably sent from russia) wants to help , its no off you goddamn business. nobody besides russia and cyria (and some other islamic countrys) didnt approve DPR and LPR independence. you'll say there is russian/ russian speaking people too? well, they also exist in onther countrys. why do "protect" only those? it's definetly looks like a attempt to get old lands back. anyway, for me and other non brain-washed people its makes only troubles, and nothing good.
It seems like you stopped censoring out the “war” word (voina). 😀
@thetimekillerx Thanks, I hadn’t known that
Lady: Thanks to Putin!
Interviewer: what has he done for you?
Lady: I can't think of a thing!
*Logic has left the chat*
She was being sarcastic.
@@rg-cc5kg You can clearly see her body language and hear the tone of her voice. She is dead serious.
Safety. Peace. And happiness for all of God’s children on this Earth.
Please Be Safe. Peace. And Love. For all of God’s children on this Earth.
Amen.
You mean well, but the god you are referring to is genocidal, murderous, slavery loving, women and children hating, racist and loves both human and animal sacrifices. Have you ever read the Bible?
I don't think Russians understand that if they don't act it will be the same after P. But we have to admit that P have talent for being a dictator and it's not easy. So maybe the next guy doesn't do it so good and people finally will rise against the oppression. I think it could be messy, but I think that is what Russia has to go through if they want to be able to live free from oppression.
He is not the only one in this. China has got his back and he already has a guy in line to get to the throne.
If Putin goes away, in his place will come either Medvedev or Patrushev. Even if they took a random man from Moscow or St. Petersburg, Russia would still end up authoritarian.
Just look at maidan revolution in Ukraine what it brought them ,only death and destruction.
The country has already gone through a revolution and nothing has changed. Fat faces in chairs just changed, and slavery was replaced by totalitarianism and then authoritarianism.
At the same time, the desire of Putin's bandits to profit from the country is so great that the parasite is already killing the owner.
And when they poke at the parasite and say that it is not normal, then the cries begin:
"do not believe in the bright future of the country!"
"inogent!"
"well lived nothing to start"
"But in America, gays are fucking on the streets!"
"Now let's hit NATO in the face and live well and safely!"
Etc
Russia has always had two directions of development, two forces leading the country forward. Westernizers and Slavophiles, who later became Conservatives. Previously, there was a balance between them, but after the revolution, the Westerners faction was destroyed and the balance in the country was upset. Conservatives now rule the ball, cook everything that is not screwed, more and more driving the country into the Middle Ages. And so it will be until the lost balance returns.
@@nbgoodiscore1303 Who is that guy? Medvedev? He is for sure aspiring while running his stupid mouth in public.
Russian citizen's respect their leader here in America some don't and as a result America has high a crime rate.
As long as people are afraid to give their honest opinion, something is definitely wrong. You should never be afraid to say what you think. So with Putin leaving this is the first thing that has to change. Real democracy comes only with freedom of thoughts and speech.
You are right. They are afraid because they can get up to 15 years in jail for 'discrediting the army' or 'spreading fakes about the army. Saying "STOP THE WAR" is considered 'discrediting the army'. These laws can be applied to public protest and posts on social media.
Some people are still not afraid to speak out, because the repressions are random. So you can get lucky and NOT get punished because there are so many people saying thing all the time and there is no AI to trace every public opinion yet. It's a Russian roulette basically.
The interviewer is neutral and just asking questions so I hope he is safe : )
@@elena__sh I sincerely hope so too, that is why I follow his channel. Besides the different view it also gives hope that some day, the sooner the better, everybody will get along, respect each other and agree that sometimes you disagree. That doesn’t have to mean that you’re enemies.
Glad to see that in Russia there are also some elves, not just orcs.
yep, such a stark contrast, I find impressive how Moscow became a funny place in what I picture to be a hell of monotone, sad lives.
@@furrball Moscow is the best city on the planet! ruclips.net/video/SAWUf7CPCK4/видео.html
Вы реально до этого думали, что в России одни "орки", серьёзно?
У вас тоже значит есть пропаганда, что все русские - орки. Вот это точно фашизм
@@maryamli007Are you seriously saying that you believe in orcs and elves?
Ordinary people need to star thinking what they want for their country after Putin - Powerful people do not necessarily want the same thing as them.
Damn people scared to speak about the future...*RIP*
Nothing is going to change. If anything the new leader will be even crazier because there’s going to be a desire to fulfill putin’s wishes.
If can't be changed on "democracy countries", how can be changed on others that are not?
@@urbonx we changed our government in Australia this year. It was krasno.
If it's kadyrov they are screwed.
No one will care about his wishes. The ones that follow him do so for their own benefit. The second he's not around they will just hitch their wagon with whomever murders himself to the top next.
A generation needs to pass before any real changes can happen. Until then it's oligarchs all the way.
The fun part is russian rulers remind me of Windows joke. Vista(bad) -> 7(good) -> ... -> 10(after few years of polishing, good) with a little exception, they all turned to be bad even if they were good(atleast way better before they grabbed the power) at the beginning.
Lenin promised to overthrow old corrupted regime of Russian Empire yet created something even worse. Yeltsen was a liberal yet he shot russian parlament and he was aiming his own people with a tank while being drunk. And Medvedev doesn't have a day without being drunk(it seems) and was always a placeholder but at the beginning of his career he was moving towards USA and EU (or it was a facade).
Speak out people, he. can’t put you all in prison, don’t let a bully win ,be brave and rebel against this wicked regime
The girl with the plastic ears is just hilarious, she communicates plenty with her ears & face without saying any jail worthy words
(very funny in previous videos)
"Stability in having a shitty life?" That's very funny. No war, no bombs, no destruction or death in their towns and cities, everything looks stable on the surface but underneath and behind the facade, it's a whole different thing. A shitty life is not a stable life because it's depressing and hopeless.
Do you know anything about Libya and Syria?
People who refuse to answer such a simple question are maybe even more interesting to watch than those who give a full answer. Their silence speaks volumes
Last lady has 100% the russian mentality...
why did you make such a conclusion?
@@maryamli007 "things are bad, but what can we do? we must accept and move on". you can see multiple comments like that on every single video on this channel. this is the russian mentality for centuries, and that's why the only time in their history they didn't have an oppressive government was from 1991 to 1999. the rest was pure trash... they say "you get the government you deserve", and judging by this videos i can't disagree cuz they don't do shit about it. they just keep living. so sad
Thank you for your work. Again I would like to see more diversity in the age of the respondents and more variety of locations (like towns just outside of StP).
But I understand this is not easy. Im sure younger adults are more eager to speak on camera.
Basically it feels like Slavic 20-30yr Urban Russians are over-represented in your surveys. I'd love to see a wider representation of the Russian Federation populace.
I am past 65 myself, but I prefer listening to the younger people being interviewed as they will be the movers and shakers in Russia in the very near future. Old Boomers like me are on the way out, so it is interesting to see what the younger crowd has to say.
RUSSIA IS NAZI COUNTRY
Did you notice that some of the older ladies refused to even consider answering and simply walked away? How should one interpret that? Fear of being seen by authorities? Disillusionment? A sense of helplessness? In a hurry to deal with daily work/family responsibilities?
@@bertpatrick7447 Probably habit. The Soviet way of life - under which they grew up - did not encourage freedom of thought and expression. Safer to keep your mouth shut.
There is a pretty good chance it could be the same as under Yeltsin. Means West wet dream and nightmare for average Russian.
Being scared is an answer in itself
all states of the Russian federation it is time for you to stand on your own. Your master.. is weak and distracted and killing your sons...true freedom is before you... freedom is hard...but is worth every heart beat....
Почему никто не спросил "а что - он уходит?"
Все знают что он бессмертен, а вопрос - сугубо теоретический
i see it as a lifeless wasteland
Though she didn't intend to, the last woman in the clip was basically saying to Putin - Thanks for nothing!
These people Are very afraid to talk. I feel sad when I am watching this.
So sad to live in a prison, where you can not express yourself against the government, freedom is most value of human life, and that includes freedom of speech what they don't have
The vast majority of people in this video actually expressed themselves and many said that “future will be bright without Putin”, “Putin has to go” etc. how does that fit to what you just said? Did you even watch the video in the first place?
@@Xight46 watch again
Как давно я не видела аватарки других аккаунтов
Будет либо пиз**, либо почти ничего не поменяется.
Самое идеальное это очень медленные изменения в лучшую сторону.
Если будет Мишустин, то скорее всего произойдёт некий аналог оттепели и демонтаж культа личности на Путина ( так или иначе в нашей стране он процветает, но хоть памятники не делают ему )
Если Медведев, то ГГ😅
It must be very frightening for people to speak openly? When you think that as a Country Russia and the Russian people could be having wonderful times? Not the sadness that goes along with conflict.
Yes, it's really dangerous to speak openly.
Suggestion for the next one:
What do Russians think of being labelled a terrorist state?
I think it's quite accurate description of our government's actions towards us and our neighbors
@@Лапша-ш5ж хорошо что ты говоришь за себя только
Nothing, who they are to blame us? Are they saints?
Чё люди отвечать боятся? За ответы на вопросы никого не сажают, пздц)
Вы в шапочке из фольги что ли? В смысле не сажают?
@@НННДДД-о5ы Ну если повесить украинский флаг на окно или ходить с футболкой "я против войны", то посадят, скорей задержат для начала. А за высказывание мнения на видосике в интернете что-то маловероятно)
@@WeirdOnline Административные дела заводят даже за лайк антивоенной позиции.
Some people say that they support him and some people not. In the world now is the same shit. But people don t understand that because of people like him innocent souls will die or suffer. 1:25 left me speachless. That s the true shit in Russia right now. . Look what hapen. Now serbian president ( putin s friend ) start fighting with Kosovo. China with taiwan as well. Putin have this on his hands. I dont understand why all these hapen right now. And will get worst.
Let's ask these questions again and again every month. Russia is changing a lot these days (I have relatives there) and life will get harder and harder. Even for the old loyal sowjet generation.
The richer they are, the more they love their war. Statistically.
3:40 god damn, look at that, shes majestic.
It is amazing how young educated people from all over the world have such similar feelings about the world they want to live in. Time for old retirees to actually retire or die whichever comes first.
Things won’t change until you guys change them.
Как же бесят комментарии из разряда "ой, в России не могут ответить на вопрос, потому что бояться сесть в тюрьму". Вы смотрели видео? Кроме нескольких человек все спокойно ответили на вопросы, но вы решили докопаться до тех, кто не ответил, лишний раз сказав про отсутствие демократии. Мне кажется вы специально ищите повод докопаться до государства и правления, чтобы получить уважение от других таких же иностранных "друзей" и некоторых агрессивно расположенных по отношению к политике нашей страны россиян
Ну да, канал специализируется именно на этом. А иностранцы любят свои привычные шаблоны и не желают их разрыва. Поэтому выискивают только то, что им знакомо и удобно. Тоже пропаганда сделала своё дело.
Everything you need to know is the girl who replied "Do you want me to be jailed?"
Russia 2022.
If you are not the voice of change, then who will speak?
I am satisfied with what i have and i do not want change.
@@ДанилКалюжный-ь1м Then you are blind to your loss and those who have taken your voice will take your satisfaction.
@@JungleJimAB9AB I am not that kind of man who prefer voice their opinion to others. You should not blame anyone rather yourself. Satisfaction is something that comes from inside of a person, so no one exept you can take it from yourself.
@@ДанилКалюжный-ь1м Actually, you have "voiced your opinion to others" in stating that the blame lays with others. You did exactly what you believe you do not do. It is ironic.
@@JungleJimAB9AB You right, my fault.
A country where the people are frightened to answer a question for fear of being jailed!!
Wow. The black dude!! In Russia. Would love to know his story.
Even in my small town in Siberia there are black people, they come to study, usually in technical or medical universities
Its off putting that many are too afraid to speak their minds yet thinking they live in a great country and in freedom. they dont even realize how severe their life circumstances. its making me sad that they dont know the alternative.
Oh they do. Things only started changing 10 years ago.
Will there be stability?
Stability of a shitty life
This is free country where people ar afraid to talk. No visas to Europe for murderers and tift from Russia.
Faith somehow restored in russian people. Well, at least in the young ones
It won’t change shit when Putin goes, he’ll just train and pick the successor.
Young people deserve a bright future everywhere in the world, and I really hope Russians find a way out of this. However, it also requires to be able to see through the propaganda which Putin is aggressively doing. Most people seem to understand
I also thought that only deep old people without the Internet believe in propaganda. Because there were people around me with similar views. Alas, according to statistics, the reality is that most of the country's population (mostly 30+) is satisfied with what is happening.
They think it will be different. That's cute.
Brat, love, love, love your channel...made me change my opinion about Russians..
Please, could you ask this question:
"Why do some people hate the West?"
Thanks, brat
Это всё из-за пропаганды, это внушает ещё с детства правительство, а так как проверить это тогда была невозможно, все верили в это
you'll grow up and understand. perhaps
There are always going to be some people who do, but nowadays, the majority don’t.
И за действий самого Запада в основном
Cuz they know actually nothing about it and never were abroad. They get only negative information about western countries from mass media and it becomes the whole picture for such people. I think the same happens to western peoples' opinion about countries they know very few about. They only get some popular view from media
the young guy saying Putin is doing fine wont be saying that after he gets conscripted to go to Ukraine
Should all people everywhere require their governments to serve them or themselves? Who comes first? Is everyone cruising life asleep?
Russian government has always served itself. People in Russia are just a population with no real influence over the government. The population is expendable. The government is feared and not really trusted, but the population clings to the government because it sees the outside world as an enemy . The current situation with the war and sanctions is pushing the population closer to the government.
@@olgasitovenko1281 My God, that is just like Orwell's book "1984"
@@2nostromo 😁
A lot of people don't understand why the war is started in 2014 because they don't study how events develope.
Для людей, которые боятся отвечать на вопросы, ответ - будет ЛУЧШЕ.
для кого ?
@@Chaldon-hl6yk Для них.
sluchajcie murzyna, bedzie dobrze :)
Lovely people. Pity they cannot have better. Having said that, we all get the government we deserve.
Better than west...go away west nato American bot...agent ...ew smh
I am the same as any other students from europe or US but somehow they deserve more than me by this logic
@@eimisavageofficial9196 Ha ha!
@@at_vinta6730 They don't deserve better, but they have better.
And i thought a Black Russian was just a drink! loll
The fact people are afraid to speak openly, speaks volumes about how bad Russia is.
Everyone is scared shitless. !!!
Pathetic!