As a european having travelled to Russia on several ocassions let me just tell you this: your country does not offer a fast track visa to us.

@deniskosian2934

Жыл бұрын

That's another story. We discuss european visa fo Russians here :-)

@haemse

Жыл бұрын

very true - in addition!!!

@letXeqX

Жыл бұрын

@@deniskosian2934 no, it's totally relevant what he's saying. unless you're being sarcastic of course haha.

@Erix442

Жыл бұрын

I'm afraid that if our country offered an accelerated visa to Europeans, Europeans would still not want to visit Russia, because it is very unattractive

@pa5287

Жыл бұрын

@@deniskosian2934 serves them right i say u dish the shit you get shit back.....;)

It absolutly is "a privilege to cross another country’s border" and to take tanks and rocket launchers with you is a real no no….

@mr.v3061

Жыл бұрын

Lmao!!! Couldn't have said it better. It's a shame they talk about Russophobia, but if they came here we would still treat them with respect. I mean, cmon... They even look like us! You wouldn't even know they're Russians if they didn't speak. And EVEN IF they spoke, we wouldn't even be able to tell if they're from Ukraine, the Baltics or Russia. There's no real hatred for Russians here, just a bit of disappointment. I personally wished they had more spirit in them to fight the system.

@gledatelj1979

Жыл бұрын

Where do you live?

@mr.v3061

Жыл бұрын

@@gledatelj1979 me? Belgium

@Balognamanforya

Жыл бұрын

Was literally about to say the same thing

@jdg9999

Жыл бұрын

Like Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Serbia etc?

The EU did not restrict visa for Russians, it just removed the fast track process. Russians now apply just like most nationalities. It's not discriminatory.

@free2dialogue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for providing the facts - EU removes a privilege for Russia - a fast-track visa process. This is _not_ a EU-wide visa ban for Russians. Russians will now apply for visa like all other nationalities, who do not have a special treatment agreement. We had assassinations and covered spy actions in several EU countries and in Russia itself political assissantions are quite common - people usually are poisoned, commit suicde or fall out of a window in a hospital. These crimes have been attributed in many cases to the government - I want to name that at least 5 journalists from the Novaja Gazeta have been murdered. Security is a big issue, it is the question how to best deal with it.

@evl1536

Жыл бұрын

And four times more expensive.

@andybassman104

Жыл бұрын

​@@evl1536 Good

@Fie560

Жыл бұрын

What about those with EU passports?

@Bettie_Rage

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. It seems equal since Russia has never offered fast track

As a foreigner (from EU) piving in Tallinn and wanting to visit Saint Petersburg, I can tell you getting a Russian visa is not that easy.

@dothetwist298

Жыл бұрын

You're a unicorn. From what I've seen so far Baltic countries don't want to see Russians anymore.

@andrewwolles1429

Жыл бұрын

As a Russian I don't understand why do you even need a visa to visit Russia from EU. It looks like a mirror requirement of the need for a visa from the Schengen side But it is (was) much more ridiculous and largely meaningless overcomplication. The complexity seems like something from a soviet era like KGB, Putin, the system of oppression, destruction of ethnic groups, imperialism... I hope it will be gone as soon as possible.

@jormapillu8480

Жыл бұрын

its never been fast to get russia visa

@realhawaii5o

Жыл бұрын

@@jormapillu8480 It was fast during the -visa days

@am1d

Жыл бұрын

Just get the electronic one issued for visitors of saint Petersburg and lenoblast. I think it lasts 8 days.

'It's not a privilege to cross a country's border'. Wow, the irony of that statement.

@NLTops

Жыл бұрын

Russia is seeped in irony: Concerned enough about the civil rights of Russians in Ukraine to kill tens of thousands of people, despite living in a country that has NO respect for the civil rights of their OWN people. Biggest country in the world needing to conquer more territory to feel "safe" from NATO. What more is there to say? xD

@user-nw9mt8wo6w

Жыл бұрын

Нет

@peterking3186

Жыл бұрын

Funny i was thinking same 🤣🤣 we go every where right BS

@giles-df9yu

Жыл бұрын

It has not been that many years since Russian guards were murdering Russians trying to leave Russian.

@lord_dionysus

Жыл бұрын

Because thats not proputin woman, not all russian is to blame. Its irony only in ur head

I see that Russians are very vocal when it comes to decisions made by foreign governments, they don't even hesitate to use words like phobia etc. But when it comes to acknowledging their government's decisions and consequences from these decisions they are let's say very picky with their words.

@KGT811

Жыл бұрын

Maybe (just maybe) it is because they can get arrested (or fined) for their words against the war? Literally. Did not think of that?

@Erix442

Жыл бұрын

because in Russia you can criticize foreign countries, but you can't criticize your own, because you can go to jail

@LordJasonKing

Жыл бұрын

@@KGT811 they let that constitution evolve into what it is. They are complicit and they endorsed it. I thought they were hardened revolutionaries. I think they love those iPhones, KFC and Prada bags now.

@solar75wind

Жыл бұрын

Russians are such amazingly brave people.

@LordJasonKing

Жыл бұрын

@@solar75wind Yes I see they are brave enough to demonstrate and remove Putin.

Actually, Russia is doing the same- carefully selecting who is allowed into their country and who isn’t. Have you ever applied for a Russian visa, other than for going to one of the tourist destinations (Moscow, S.Pete)? I wanted to go to Siberia for a hiking tour a couple of years ago, and I was treated like a western spy in the Cold War when I applied for the visa. I gave up eventually, because the visa procedures took so long that I couldn’t book a flight for a reasonable price. So Russians should not complain about visa restrictions- their country has been doing the same to us, long before February 24th.

@shentyperedumala2756

Жыл бұрын

haha I can't get to Siberia from St. Petersburg Domestic tourism is not developed

@daark1799

Жыл бұрын

so they don’t seem to complain, but they say that this decision is wrong for one reason or another, that is, they simply expressed their opinion on the question asked. but to be honest, I don't know about the rules for issuing Russian visas

@abbeystump

Жыл бұрын

Im from Australia, I traveled from Murmansk to Vladivostok without problems getting a Visa and welcomes by Russians along the way......

@selvedgeson

Жыл бұрын

In the past, it was pretty easy for Americans to get Russian visas for 3 years with multiple entities. Took me a couple hundred bucks and a few hours. Not too bad

@ghost.4419

Жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? As a german I traveled many times with a visa to siberia without problems

I'm an EU citizen. When I went to Russia in 2016, it took me a lot of weeks to complete the process, had to have a contact person in Russia to write an invitation, plus needed to have an healty insurence that secure death and body return to my country... Endind fast track access should be in place even after war if the conditions do not able to both sides.

@Bialy_1

Жыл бұрын

@@mariebukht1554 And then you came to EU to work and maybe even stayed longer that the visa allowed->and both of this things is something that EU citizen would never do in Russia...

@iliepetcan1736

Жыл бұрын

Hi Susana Silva

Those people who say they are neutral about politics in other videos, should be neutral about losing access to the EU - because that is also politics.

@danielsuslov2161

Жыл бұрын

finn just stop talking

@zeffster2

Жыл бұрын

@@danielsuslov2161 Thanks for your advice Daniel

@danielsuslov2161

Жыл бұрын

@@zeffster2 These People who are neutral about politics dont even want to visit europe.

@igorprotsenko2320

Жыл бұрын

@@resp2345 He will not reply u because this is DIFFERENT)))))))

@sophiebad9804

Жыл бұрын

I think it's obvious that people who call themselves apolitical are just afraid to speak out. Moreover, it is a safe way to indirectly say that I do not agree with the policy of the current authorities.

I don't think it has ever been a right to "cross a country's border". A country doesn't have to let you in if it doesn't want to.

@ploppyploppy

Жыл бұрын

Russia doesn't care. If they want to go in to a country they will... and then complain they are the victim.

@user-ih4so4gx3r

Жыл бұрын

"The Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 asserts, in Article 13, that: (1) Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each State."

@NYJGreatness

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ih4so4gx3r : It's the same way Russia doesn't have to let people in if it doesn't want to.

@zeradash2495

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ih4so4gx3r Yes, but that means inside the specific country, not from one country to another. the Declaration of Human Rights respects each State's sovereignty. Freedom of movement is then given universal exceptions such as refugee status and similar cases, which Russians are just as entitled to as before this restriction.

@alexseioo610

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ih4so4gx3r The key word is "WITHIN" ! Crossing the border is an entirely different and often contentious issue.

1:15 is hillarious… the guy is like “yes I would like to visit the Europe” and the girl gives him a look and says no, we’re patriots 🤣

@mr.andersonthomas3402

Жыл бұрын

😀 If he disagrees, he is not getting hanky-panky tonight. 😋

@robgeheim4842

Жыл бұрын

@@mr.andersonthomas3402 Or the rougher non happy ending version :)

@doogleticker5183

Жыл бұрын

That man needs to grow up...women are not worth it unless you have kids, then you must find a way of supporting the kids and surviving the woman. If you are mutually in love, over a long period of time, you have won this game called 'life'.

I'm Russian, and this video saddens me a lot( I just want to say that not everyone is like that. It really breaks my heart that a lot of Russians (and people in general) don't care when it comes to other people's rights, and only worry about their own. Like, how hard is it to just show tact and sympathy when thousands of people (and many Russians have Ukranian friends, relatives etc) are in such a horrible situation. The fact that I can't stop the war doesn't give me a pass to act like a tone-deaf a-hole. Please, it's not so hard to be decent...

@mrr4814

Жыл бұрын

Well maybe there is some hope for Russia.

@joshuafeacher923

Жыл бұрын

Let russians be happy and if being neutral/numb to conflicts invigorates their happiness then so be it. Life is not politics and who are you to criticize how a russian should feel.

@BrianBaileyedtech

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry, as a Canadian I completely understand your point. Read my post above.

@YourRussiandad650

Жыл бұрын

WHAT DO YOU EXPECT , WE DONT FIGHT AND KILL OUR LEADERS LIKE YOU GUYS THE SO WESTERN AND USA DO TO OTHER COUNTRIES , HERE IN RUSSIA WE ARE UNITED AND BESIDES THOSE REGIONS ARE OUR LAND AND ALOT OF RUSSIANS WERE NOT HAPPY UNDER UKRAINE, ALL THATS HAPPENING IN UKRAINE ALL THE BLAME GOES TO THAT Comedian PRESIDENT IF ANY ONE THE UKRAINIANS SHOULD STOP THEIR PRESIDENT, GLORY TO RUSSIA ❤️ PUTIN MEY YOU LIVE FOR EVER ❤️

@dmitriykalinin5177

Жыл бұрын

Люди во всем мире живут своей жизнью. Когда громили Белград где все были, уважаемые? Ну где были все эти люди? Кто закрывал въезд обычным гражданам? Кто говорил, что не даст убежища несогласным??? Тем временем визы в США нормально получаются гражданами РФ. А ЕС проявляет себя неадекватно по отношению к обычным простым людям. Так каких отношений вы ждете?

Arriving in other countries with the Z symbol stickers on cars and rucksacks is hardly helpful to their arguments..Not one of them asks themselves WHY the EU did what it did..

@drcornelius8275

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, no Nazis allowed into the EU. Russians can still seek asylum if they really want to leave Nazi land Russia.

@jdg9999

Жыл бұрын

Maybe they should ask why the EU didn't care about any of the other wars happening all over the world but suddenly cared so much about "democracy" and "sovereignty" when it got a chance to try to destroy Russia? Did the EU sanction America when it invaded Iraq and killed a million people? Was such a thing ever remotely considered? No, of course it wasn't.

@kumlacharlie9076

Жыл бұрын

@@jdg9999 Maybe its time for you to invest in a brain transplant.

@MelkorPT

Жыл бұрын

@@jdg9999 the fact we received 5 million traumatised women and children in a month did a lot to make people care.

@davidglow3

Жыл бұрын

@@jdg9999 Still,you can visit friendly countries like Belarus,or North Korea,or Syria or even Israel.To compare Iraq invasion with Russia trying to annex Ukraine is just ridiculous.Russians are killing Ukrainian Russians..How sick is that.

It seems that no one in Russia really understands the current situation

@Jakubenn

Жыл бұрын

With the huge amount of propaganda it's not that surprising

@user-fg7zw9fp1k

Жыл бұрын

Или в Европе ничерта не понииают

@perfectmazda3538

Жыл бұрын

dude check what is being broadcast on their national tv... full bs propaganda, whatever the EU does the clowns spin it to make it look like EU is russophobic n*zi so that's why ruski don't know the current situation... just one big circus.

@deniskosian2934

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Only you do.

@janklaassen6404

Жыл бұрын

@@user-fg7zw9fp1k We understand that Russia wants to destroy Ukraine.

Getting Visas for Russia is not easy either. Entry to Russia for EU citizens can be a real pain in the ass. I remember when i entered Russia via Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow, the officer looked at my passport, gave it back to me and closed his window. Then i had to wait there with no idea at all how the issue would go on. After 45 minutes or so he opened his window again, gave me the stamp into the passport and i could enter Russia. No need to mention that my prearranged transport had left without me. Russia is not treating us any better. Now they get their own medicine.

@vitmast5262

Жыл бұрын

Russia is an Orthodox Christian country. Russians choose to have FEAR OF GOD and not to allow openly narcotics or transgenders or satanism... This is why russia breaks global satanism plans

@john_2589

Жыл бұрын

@@whosthis2023 don't blame Europe blame Putin!

@marypaquet3372

Жыл бұрын

@@philipusov3316 yes it is sad. It’s a collective blame for all the governments involved. But to put in all out ban on Russians? I hope not! Too many are trying to flee for safety reasons!

@user-yj7um6hv1d

Жыл бұрын

Fair remark... Visa process needs to be improved.

@noone-ug8eg

Жыл бұрын

Own medicine? Hello, it was very HARD and LONG process to obtain the EU visa for Russians before this war. Now it is even harder. You literally don't know what 'treating us any better' even means....

It is a nightmare to get a Russia visa. Extremely hard. Way harder and the questions required for entering Russia are borderline spiteful and KGB related. So - why would you complain when the others have it harder?

@-phizix2250

Жыл бұрын

BS, you apply for it, pay for it, show that you are insured, that's it. Took me 1 week to get it Have u ever travelled to China? That's a whole other story

@frankozrin5611

Жыл бұрын

Nonsense, lol. I just sent my passport, money, a form and my flight and 1 week later I got my Russian visa back. (That was 4 years ago) I just applied for my US visa and I even have to indicate my instagram, facebook, which countries I visited in the last 5 years, all sorts of details and then I have to wait 8 months for an interview where I will have to answer questions before getting my visa. The US visa is one of the worst.

@tms174

Жыл бұрын

@@frankozrin5611 well when I visited russia, we, at all times, had to have a permanent guide/ guard following us everywhere. Despite having applied for a costly visa.

@drsnova7313

Жыл бұрын

Bullshit. I've travelled to Russia many times, and the only "question" I ever heard was "passport please". And the visa process is not any easier or harder than getting a Schengen visa. It's pretty much the same. The e-visas Russia offered for some reagions were even easier an quicker.

@alexmiller23

Жыл бұрын

Did you get a visa? I have read these fantasies here. But no one here who writes this nonsense knows half of the places they wanted to go 😂🤡

"they let some dirties in" looks like the denazification needs to start at home

@adammackowiak7306

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same way!

It amazes me that people still don't know what democratic means.

@harmless6813

Жыл бұрын

Apparently it means everyone else has to do what _you_ want! 😛

@Fanaz10

Жыл бұрын

@@harmless6813 russians love redefining terms

@JamesC785

Жыл бұрын

russians certainly don't seem to understand the meaning of democracy & the responsibilities that it entails. It certainly doesn't mean that a country is not free to choose who it allows to cross its borders.

@KGT811

Жыл бұрын

Well, maybe they think that democracy means inter alia respecting minority rights (ECtHR agrees). But minority who is against the war, have their rights restricted solely on the basis of their nationality.

@philipkoene5345

Жыл бұрын

@@KGT811 it's not a human right to be allowed to enter into the EU - what gave you that impression? It is also our democratic will as Europeans not to have Russians vacationing in our countries while their compatriots are killing Ukrainians.

Your videos have really allowed people outside of Russia to get opinions of everyday Russian people and I thank you for your efforts. Of all I've seen nothing disturbs me more as the genuine fear of basically ALL of the people you interview to give their honest, unfiltered opinions. I imagine that fear is warranted but as an American it truly foreign to me. It really does allow me to see the freedoms that I have been granted by birth with pristine clarity.

@junglemutt8022

Жыл бұрын

Facts

To visit another country is a privilege not a right.

@safakergin17

Жыл бұрын

Prime Minister of Estonia said something similar to this and I quite agree.

@haaritdiasoritkenbaar3418

Жыл бұрын

This Baltic region and Europe did not give up to the Russians for nothing. Those who are against Putin are fleeing to Europe)))) Getting Europe sets up its own supporters)

@helengolovina4597

Жыл бұрын

@@safakergin17 Greetings from Estonia!

3:17 Actually it's absolutely a priviledge to cross a country's border. One that can be revoked or denied. Just as your priviledge to enter your neighbours house would be.

@ThePianist51

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. A human right is to LEAVE a country, but not to CROSS another border. (Lege artis).

@vldsmlstp

Жыл бұрын

Human right is to be treated equally among with other nations while crossing the border. If you discriminate others based on their nationality - it’s xenophobia and it’s disgusting.

@MoofyYT

Жыл бұрын

@De Profundis i disagree. A country is a collective of people working under a system to, generally, better itself and provide a healthy dynamic for the people that contribute to that system. A household is a simplified system. Refugees are a different classification. But a household or family has the freedom to say no - To anyone. This can backfire economically/socially by general reputation. If my I upset my colleagues and neighbours I may lose luxuries like being invited to a communal barbeque or being in that lottery pool. Happy to debate. But you need to detach from being apart of a specific situation.

@derekarnold3665

Жыл бұрын

Well the Russians are used to freely crossing borders.....usually in a tank.

@Datanalystravel

Жыл бұрын

@@vldsmlstp , is based as a fact that they come from a terrorist country so...it's a metter of security :)

"It's not a privilege to cross a country's border"... So what passports, visas and borders have been created for?! Some people are really delusional. 🙄

@HomestarCrawler

Жыл бұрын

They have the slowest and most complicated visa system. They believe that it just shouldn't count for them. Their visas should be approved within minutes online and for free, others who come to their country should wait months, pay fees and bribes.

@sureevennot3418

Жыл бұрын

"So what passports, visas and borders have been created for?!" - To simply enslave us.

@lessgrep

Жыл бұрын

Don't you think, that partly wars and other shit happening right now in the world is because alot of people really thinks that by occupying a part of land for a prolonged period of time gives them right to stop other come thee too as well?

@jjmbeausoleil

Жыл бұрын

@@lessgrep it's hard for people from terrorist states to travel in general.

@alanmalan3819

Жыл бұрын

So.. Why European countries brakes borders of Libya, Syria and Irak together with USA... I think they haven't visas.. And we haven't too now 😒

I was on the side of those two guys until one of them referred to Arabs and refugees as “dirties”. It’s kind of hard to feel bad for someone who displays that kind of blatant racism, simply because it’s harder for them to take a vacation

@timsonins

Жыл бұрын

If this is considered racism, isn't 99% of Russians racist?

@prosenfi2

Жыл бұрын

@@timsonins I honestly don’t know that many Russians, so I can’t speak for them. Aside from these two guys, the majority of the young people I’ve seen on this 1420 channel, actually give me hope, because they are not how the media portrays the majority of Russians to be, ie selfish, uncaring and anti-West. Obviously, when you go into the more rural parts of Russia and when you talk to the older generation, more of those stereotypes are reflected in them.

@anabona4764

Жыл бұрын

@@prosenfi2 Opposite, rural parts of Russia don't care much. Just watch videos about Yakutia! People have their own life.

@danhan835

Жыл бұрын

💯 they seemed cool until I heard that casual racism from them

@rozatulepova2320

Жыл бұрын

The Russian can be against Putin and war, have liberal mind but any way every Russian person is a chauvinist and fashist. This is their mentality.

It is very sad to see the level of misinformation and how they are so detached from what is happening everywhere else. I feel really bad.

@nmihaylove

Жыл бұрын

Totally! No one relates the visa situation with what Russia is doing in Ukraine. And also, visiting someone else's home/country *is* a privilege. You have no inherent right to that. You only enter someone else's home or country if you are invited.

I see russian cars with the "Z" on them, and it's not really nice to see rich russians flaunting their wealth in Europe while people are being killed in Ukraine. It's not true that only ordinary russians travel to Europe, also nationalists and supporters of this war does. How should EU differensiate between them? Personally I agree with this travel restriction.

@sharknado623

Жыл бұрын

I do too

@problem4

Жыл бұрын

If I see a sticker on any car with the letter z, v or anything referring to the Ukrainian war, I will immediately throw a stone or a brick in the windshield. And I live close to the Russian border.

@demian9715

Жыл бұрын

@@problem4 Good Job 👍

@Yuri_Rus

Жыл бұрын

@@problem4 And this stone can return to you like a boomerang.

@youngblood7191

Жыл бұрын

With the same logic, Americans could also be banned from entering the EU when they conduct their military operations; with such logic, it is possible to prohibit Turkey from leaving its country, because they also do not drink tea with sweets in Syria! It turns out funny: not only Russia is at war, but sanctions of this kind are imposed only on it! Hypocrisy!

Let us as Europeans use the basic Russian excuse "sorry I am not into politics, the higher ups decide what is happening, i cannot influence anything"

@christinaadaeva5526

Жыл бұрын

10/10

@philwhittingham59

Жыл бұрын

Spot on

@mistressofthewoods5333

Жыл бұрын

Gold🙌🏽

@user-wj9vb4wn3i

Жыл бұрын

What do you think they can change? Even if the European Union is not able to do it?

@charbrillant7494

Жыл бұрын

but you don’t live in a regime close to totalitarian where citizens are trained for years to be apolitical and most of the opposition is destroyed

If my country would invade some other country, I would totally understand that im not welcomed to near by countries 😅

@richyket661

Жыл бұрын

They can complain to everyone except their own leaders 🤡

@cocksusker228

Жыл бұрын

Well,but I wouldn't

@scaryscratchy1831

Жыл бұрын

do americans feel the same way?

@eeaasf8776

Жыл бұрын

@@scaryscratchy1831 No, but europe does. And yes they do make US travel harder not in europe tho.

@haaritdiasoritkenbaar3418

Жыл бұрын

And Ukraine did nothing? Russia just took it and invaded from nothing to do?

5:58 What is a "dirty?" If it refers to any sort of _human,_ then it is easily the most racially discriminatory and disgusting thing seen on 1420 and the fact that this same man gets a _halo_ from 1420, shows just how accepted this kind of speech is, just how deeply racist and accordingly xenophobic, this culture is. Russian visas we not even blocked, EU just removed the entirely non reciprocal "fast track" convenience. It is less the fact that this man scapegoats some obscure human archetype and more the fact that he neatly ignores any culpability on the part of Russia, in order to play the "it's unfair card," against what he perceives to be inferior humans and we're all supposed to just shake our heads appreciatively and pity him. I mean, the rank dissonance of the whole thing is appalling. Do you think there is any 1420 in Ukraine, trolling around, asking citizens if they approve fighting Russia? No there is not, that person would be *arrested* and this is not because Ukrainians are being _repressed,_ it is because in Ukraine, it is a *very* different question. In Ukraine, just _living_ is *actually* a matter of life or death. You could be strolling along in Mykolaiv, or in Sumy, making your profitable videos and suddenly, here lands a cluster munition, or a cruise missile. I don't know, would you think then, while the Tochka is exploding, you might have done just a little bit more, than petitioning EU to make it easy for Russian elites to attend Stockholm protests?

@NAVIdima

Жыл бұрын

Rick, you can believe me or not, but for a lot of Russian colour of skin size of eyes nationality, it's playing big deal ... they will not tell it in open conversation but it's reality

@xxxxl2333

Жыл бұрын

yes but the guy in video looks dirty, i do not wanna see him in my street.

Some want to enjoy the democratic rights offered by the European Union, but do not want to fight to defend them. It is what it is !

@user-eo8kg8sm1e

Жыл бұрын

Запрет виз так демократично, лицимеры, мы и так к вам не поедим у вас нет света,отопления, газа, помыться нельзя, а ещё себя цивилизованными странами называете, вы в этом уверины? я нет

@nexonseat1150

Жыл бұрын

What kind of struggle are you talking about?

@drcornelius8275

Жыл бұрын

Those people are called cowards.

@quandmeme9970

Жыл бұрын

Kids of oligarchs live in rotten West. XD Biggest tv propaganda star had many luxury houses in Italy.

@wolfgangemmerich7552

Жыл бұрын

@@quandmeme9970 He once have some ....

Anyway Russians can still get visas to come to EU. Its just the fast visa system that has been cancelled. As far as I am aware the Russian government have no fast visa system in place for EU citizens to come to Russia.

@KGT811

Жыл бұрын

Russia has (or had) fast electronic visas. It was somewhat limited but still.

@Chaldon-hl6yk

Жыл бұрын

EU in russian keyboard is УГ - и это не случайно ))

@John-fz6bw

Жыл бұрын

@@KGT811Fast electronic Russian visas? - yeah right! I know of a system operating in the Russian Embassy in London some years ago where people travelling to Russia with all the necessary paperwork in place were forced at the last minute to pay money (essentially a bribe) to a friend of the official in a corner of the embassy to enable them to travel [otherwise the Russian Embassy official would explain that a final piece of paperwork to enable them to travel would only be issued after the person's flight had left]. In any event practically nobody wants to visit Russia now until they are gone from Ukraine.

@John-fz6bw

Жыл бұрын

@@Chaldon-hl6yk Nobody cares what the EU is on a Russian keyboard. The Russian 'Federation' has an insignificant 'mickey mouse' economy that is on a serious downward trajectory thanks to their invasion of Ukraine - the European Union is an economic powerhouse.

@Chaldon-hl6yk

Жыл бұрын

@@John-fz6bw mantra not help but EU in russian keyboard is УГ

Just a short point in this discussion. Very highlightend some russian people in holiday in the EU were wearing the Z shirt for the support of the attack to the ukraine and there were activly and loudly repating the propaganda of the kreml and offensivly rejecting the events of bucha or that aimed attacks on the population happen. Even worse they were attacking ukrainian refugees bevause they insited on that events. This was of course very offensive for the western societies and a strong discussion was going on if a visa ban should be installed. We do known, that a minority of the tourists are supporting the kreml and most are understanding the situation. But the pressure of the people was very strong to protect the refugees. What you would do in such a case?

@annaboudnikova7213

Жыл бұрын

I know a lot of cases when Russian speaking people were attacked by Ukrainian refugees. Especially in Poland. A lot of Russian students had to leave studies at universities because of bullying and threats of violence. Some apartments belonging to the Russian citizens were "frozen" in Bulgaria and Spain. You seem to overlook your own violent and aggressive attitudes.

I like the simple comments that we are all the same, and in Russia (like everywhere else), there are different kinds of people with different opinions. It give you hope that someday people will realize that national borders are just artificial lines on a map seperating us from living together peacefully. EU stopping all Russians from getting visas is counterproductive and just reinforces the notion that the "West" is waging economic war on the Russian population to force capitulation.

Russia-phobia has never even been a thing in my generation. But since the UA invasion I do look twice at them wondering if they would like to take my country’s sovereignty. Sad but such are the times & only they can change it.

@vinnybenza8774

Жыл бұрын

miss i’m italian and when with the usa and uk bombed iraq and afganistan nobody said anithing.or when france bombed libia. i find it hypocrite. second it is a bad move that prove that the enemy is not the political or military class but all the russian population. i think is counterproductive, we should help them leave as other has done with germans under nazism.

@Al-en6nj

Жыл бұрын

кто шарит за англ, переведите плиз, что-то гугл как-то странно это переводит

@_blank-_

Жыл бұрын

@@shebillings8942 If you don't have the ability to read, it's your problem. The comment doesn't contain a lie.

@robertroot7237

Жыл бұрын

@@vinnybenza8774 criticizing iraq war was americofobia then

@mf12811

Жыл бұрын

It's not just the invasion though. Things like the Skripal assassination and GRU blowing up an ammo depot in Czech Republic mean we can't just trust every Russian that wants to come here. Sorry bratans, most of us don't hate you or anything - we just hope you get Vova out of there soon and leave the Ukrainians alone so we can all be closer again.

The situation is not normal, so why they should feel normal and travel like nothing is happening?

@charbrillant7494

Жыл бұрын

But making it harder for Russians to get a visa won’t benefit either side. Most russians who live or travel in Europe are against this war

@evgeny2823

Жыл бұрын

Because most Russians are not guilty in the situation. It's not they but Kremlin who started this war.

@_blank-_

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, that's why we should ban Americans, Saudis, Israelis and so on from Europe.

@user-wj9vb4wn3i

Жыл бұрын

Why didn't you ban everything before that, when Russia was doing "business" in Afghanistan?

@jarls5890

Жыл бұрын

@@charbrillant7494 Most...but we cannot risk having Russian soldiers on leave - coming straight from rape-torture-murdering in Ukraine, wanting a good time in Europe. This cannot be tolerated.

Great kob! Love ur questions!

They appear oblivious to any responsibility for what's happening. 😢 Sad

@OlgasBritishFells

Жыл бұрын

They are just normal people wanting peace, most of them didn't even vote for putin, the elections are always rigged. Which country are you from? Do you think an average American or British felt personally responsible when Iraq was being bombed?

@rosiekapun207

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Even the ones appearing sympathically are tone deaf at times. Really explains the whole situation and why Russia is the way it is.

@dungeon_masster.

Жыл бұрын

we didnt chose this goverment why should feel responsibility?

It's funny how they think that Europe NEEDS them as tourists. Europe is a huge tourist destination for the entire world, and Russian money is probably a drop in the bucket for them.

@danielsuslov2161

Жыл бұрын

Its funny how 60 percents of all visitors in Turkey are Russians. Please educate yourself

@rustyclayton9260

Жыл бұрын

@@danielsuslov2161 Who gives a fuck? Turkey isn't the EU.

@runrig97

Жыл бұрын

I like the response from the one person.."they let refugees in, but they won't let in Russian tourists?"...well, yeah, that's the point. And who are the "dirties" they are talking about anyway?

@rustyclayton9260

Жыл бұрын

@@runrig97 Just some casual racism as he goes on to cry about how the world discwiminates agains the poor Wussians.

@maroszukaro9082

Жыл бұрын

@@runrig97 their "friends" like arabs he mentioned, indians etc, its so funny that these countries dont know that russia is the most racist nation in the world

More like Western-phobia in Russia i would say. All that happened is that it is less easy to get a visa for Europe now which was already similar true for the other way round. So the question is why do some Russian feel even offended by not having a privilege to beging with. Privileges are not for free…

@esmeralda6111

Жыл бұрын

@TFactory new country? It is continuation of CCCP, before Russia, they have almost 1000 years. Moscovits are barbarian nation for centuries and national mentality doesn’t change. All neighbor nations know it very well and hate them most, ask Finns, Balts, Poles and Ukrainians.

@KiatHuang

Жыл бұрын

@TFactory not such a young nation. The Muscovy state has expanded its empire to what is now called "Russia" for the past 400 years or so.

@sweetlachok

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes it seems to me that Europeans really do not see reality. Look around you. Your countries are catastrophically degrading every day, the streets of European cities are getting dirtier with evry year, in large European cities there are migrant ghettos that are scary to enter, there are a lot of homeless people on the streets, a lot of drug addicts and people with mental problems. Do you really think that coming to your country is a privilege for Russians? I lived in two European countries and had enough for my whole life, I prefer to live in a clean, beautiful and safe St. Petersburg than to walk around dirty Paris and be afraid to turn off the lane. Europeans are like an old woman who has already lost her attractiveness, but thinks that she is still 20 years old and everyone is in love with her. Come to reality

@mineralka5847

Жыл бұрын

В чем обычные жители виноваты? Я не хотела рождаться в России, я никогда не поддерживала нынешнюю власть, но всё что мне говорят «ну блин, так иди и отстаивай свою позицию». Только вы не понимаете где я живу. За мою позицию мне выписывали штраф и сажали в тюрьму. Но очень умные жители других стран всё ещё продолжают мне говорить, что я недостаточно «человек», чтобы переехать в другую страну, я же родилась в России

@robgeheim4842

Жыл бұрын

@@KiatHuang The weird situation is that Putler acts the same as goebels, make belief relations from past history to uplift the spirit of the followers. Stalin revolted to create the communist regime. It's either about a 100 years old, or Putler is trying to mimic being a tzar (which was killed just before Stalin empowered himself). And FWIW december 1991 the USSR ended through Gorbatsjov, followed by Jeltsin that act might lessen the 'age' of russia to about 30 years ... Guess how the world thinks of Gorbatsjov versus other russian despots. Hint: count the number of Nobel prizes ....

If my family had a history of doing horrible things, throughout history, I'd accept the fact that it could create problems or distrust and animosity towards me. Unjustly? Sure, but I wouldn't blame these people one bit.

People seem to misunderstand what a democracy is. The nations citizens gets to decide.

@robgeheim4842

Жыл бұрын

Is >> free

@SakakiDash

Жыл бұрын

@@robgeheim4842 yes but what I'm implying is that someone who is not a citizen has no formal rights unless given so by the countries citizens.

As a foreigner it both saddens and annoys me that the people are so disconnected from the state power that they don't think of themselves as having any impact on anything, and therefore should be able to carry on as usual. I get that it is risky to speak up and that they really didn't ask for this, but it is difficult to see what I perceive as inactivity or even apathy regarding the war from middle class Russians. Who do they expect will sort everything out while they live as if everything is normal, apart from not being able to go on holiday in Europe or buy foreign stuff? Are they just waiting for Europe to cave in and that nothing will have to change in Russia? I really don't get it. But again, I grew up in a proper democracy, fundamentally different from both Soviet and contemporary Russia, so it's not that strange that our perspectives are vastly different...

@youngblood7191

Жыл бұрын

Understand one thing: in your country for a peaceful rally, a crowd of policemen do not kick you with their feet and clubs; in your country, for the word "war", they will not put you in jail for 7 years (and we really have such examples now)! We are not like in Europe! ps it's funny to hear that you grew up in a democracy, under a video where they discuss the ban on visas for being Russian!

@nbgoodiscore1303

Жыл бұрын

@@youngblood7191 My guy, to have democracy in Portugal, we THE CITIZENS had to organize a coup! The change has to be from within. It has been proven in Afghanistan that an invasion simply DOES NOT WORK if the people who live in there are not willing to step up for themselves.

@Thatsme849

Жыл бұрын

@@youngblood7191 but why do you suggest a ban on visas for russians is not democratic? If that is the decision we decide to take through our democratically elected officials, it is still a democratic decision

@nbgoodiscore1303

Жыл бұрын

@@youngblood7191 I mean, forget Afghanistan, it is a basic concept in life that if you want something to change in yourself, others can't do it for you. They can give you a push, but you have to take the inniciative. If you want to lose weight, you have to go on a diet. If you have depression, your psychologist will give you some guidance but you are the one who has to work on your mental wellbeing. If you need money you will need to work for it instead of begging on the streets everyday. That's just how things work.

@David-bi6lf

Жыл бұрын

The Russian people only have themselves to blame. They had freedoms to protest, freedoms to speak up and free media when Putler was first "elected" like other democracies. They had the powers then to stop the erosian of democracy just like the Ukrainians overthrew Putlers puppet. Now it's too late.

Omg, how can we let refugees in and not tourists? It's almost as if there's values in this world worth more than money!?! D: *shocked pikachu face*

@FFKorMax

Жыл бұрын

>keeps buying russian gas

@user-hf6hp9ou3v

Жыл бұрын

I don't think free slave labor counts as protecting values. It's more on the money side.

@Nabium

Жыл бұрын

@@user-hf6hp9ou3v Hmm. So refugees have to work? For free? That's weird, because I've known so many refugees in my life, and none of them worked. Not until they got a working permit several years later. But of course if you invent your own little facts in your own little head, then who needs reality. Right?

@user-hf6hp9ou3v

Жыл бұрын

@@Nabium my hed smol, cant comprehend way may countri teks refugiz, they sez itz for ze greter gut, i belif zem. gona col zis person in ze internetz smol heded, he rong cuz my news told me so.

@Nabium

Жыл бұрын

​@@user-hf6hp9ou3v It's not about news, it's about life experience. And I'm not German. But go ahead, your taunting shows what kind of person you are. If you think that's going to persuade people in a debate, or have any impact at all _except make yourself look bad_ to everyone, then I mean go ahead. Keep showing your true colours. I don't mind discussing with npd people online, because you guys have no understanding of how bad you look. And the irony of you claiming I'm only believeing what the news tell me. You're the one who is here with false assumption that you've gotten from news. You think refugees work for free? Where do you think you got that assumption from? You invented it in your head based on prejudice you got from negative news stories in tabloids, it has absolutely zero relevance to reality.

I don't care, should be a total ban. Russian society has never been thinking that Russia should apologize to neighbors for 1939-1991. Siberia and Gulags for neighbors, taken freedom for 50 years. Zero remorse. What Germany’s neighbors would think if after the WWII Germans had the same mentality? But they have been calling it for 30 years Russophobia that relations with neighbors are ice-cold. A total ban and Crimea river!

@mineralka5847

Жыл бұрын

А президенты других стран много чем помогали нам, когда спокойно принимали путина с распростертыми объятиями в своих странах? Вы слепо обвиняете только один народ, когда виноватых намного больше, в том числе и лидеры других стран. Когда у нас были огромные протесты в стране, когда путин только пришёл к власти, где была эта ваша поддержка? Её никогда не было, так что не надо пиздеть, адекватные россияне всегда были против фашисткой путинской власти, но никто в Европе даже не заикнулся про это

One of the young men interviewed said "They let some arabs in, and some dirties in, but they won't let regular Russians in?" Who exactly are the "dirties" and why didn't the interviewer ask what he meant by "dirties" because that is what anyone else would have asked. He knows what they mean and chose to avoid airing that opinion. He's Russian and wants us arguing amongst ourselves about what is democratic vs. undemocratic. By "dirties" they mean Ukrainians! I have spent hours listening to intercepted cell phone communications, since the Ukrainians set up the platform in mid-March I think, from Russian troops to their families in Russia. In the early intercepts it was young men, boys of 18, who had no idea that they were going to war and crying that they were dying by the hundreds and as time progressed we heard intercepts from paid soldiers and that is when it started getting ugly and what they have called the Ukrainians is sickening and dirties is a polite euphemism for some of the worse labels used to describe the Ukrainians. The Russians realize that most of their news is propaganda and yet they still call Ukrainian's dirties and many really believe that exterminating Ukrainians is fine because they are less than human. That is drilled into Russians on every newscast. Let's not go overboard on what is democratic or undemocratic. If Nazi Germany had been simply contained despite it's extermination of the Jews and it had survived until today as a Nazi country would we give them unlimited access to Europe or America? There is no difference folks. It was the average German who turned a blind eye to what their country was turning into that led to the rise of Hitler and Russia would be Hitler's wet dream if he were alive today. Yes it is dangerous to go up against the Russian state but these people believe themselves exempt from our ban just because they are "regular Russians." So ask yourself this one question. What is a regular Russian?

@yumbam5546

Жыл бұрын

Not Ukrainians...He meant Arabs and Indians.The whole Indian subcontinent falls in that category for them. And that's how the normal ones think.

@yumbam5546

Жыл бұрын

@@user-nt6rq2rm6o Who are the _dirties_ ?

@lmcsquaredgreendale3223

Жыл бұрын

@@user-nt6rq2rm6o Я бы предпочел провести время с умным, дальновидным, честным украинцем, потому что они распознают коррупцию, когда видят ее, и усердно работают над ее искоренением. С российской стороны коррупция является стандартной процедурой, и все просто живут с ней. Насколько я понимаю, если у русского шевелятся губы, он или она извергает ложь или злобную пропаганду. Или оба. Если вы найдете мой ответ резким, то это потому, что я видел и слышал, как российские солдаты говорят о своих военных преступлениях и о том, что их оштрафуют только по возвращении домой. Вы убиваете безоружного человека и вас оштрафуют. Вау, Россия медленно завоевывала международное уважение, но теперь, с вторжением в Украину, убийством невинных женщин и детей и бомбардировкой родильных домов, вы, русские, не на дне бочки, а в том, что касается репутации. Передай от меня привет своему дяде Путину.

@lmcsquaredgreendale3223

Жыл бұрын

@@yumbam5546 Either way it is unacceptable. Nor is it "normal." It is bigoted and should not be included in a video that reaches people all over the world. That an interviewer did not remove that footage means its ingrained in their society and he thought nothing of it. The Russians I heard on intercepts use terms that I would not repeat nor would I repeat the N word that I overheard someone say about a black person. I prefer to judge people on how they treat me and others. The Russians treat everyone badly and sit back and say "what... we did that?" It is never their fault, they are just average Russians. Well guess who makes using a derogatory term into common and acceptable usage - if you guessed the average or regular people you would be right. That is where I stand.

When asked about Ukraine either a fascist reply or a "I do not care, I am not political", without any empathy. But when they have any slight inconveniences, then they are getting mad and calling it russophobia.

@grellsutcliffe988

Жыл бұрын

Because speaking for Ukraine in Russia can get you 15 years in prison right now? Stop being so naive. There are a lot of people who support them but they just don't speak about that cause it's extremely dangerous.

@Kw773b

Жыл бұрын

@@grellsutcliffe988 Then simply don´t say anything. Obviously I am referring to those who voluntarily participated in these interviews.

@grellsutcliffe988

Жыл бұрын

@@Kw773b don't you think that a lot of people are actually didn't say anything there? They're just not be shown cause people go on the channel for some kind of answers not for silence? Of course authors cut it off. Also many people are want to ask but after they hear the question they understand that it's too dangerous to answer? So they need some they to safely go away from it, like saying that you are apolitical (even if you're not).

@user-le6hw6sq1g

Жыл бұрын

Are you surprised that young Russians living under a dictatorship and dreaming of getting out of it or at least taking a break from it, see how hypocritical European politicians make life difficult for them?

@user-mh6pz8rq9d

Жыл бұрын

How old are you? Do you even understand the danger these people get themselves into just by speaking on this topic on camera?

So far, Russians aren't banned (except around 1000 Russians involved in or publicly supporting the war). For everyone else, the process of getting a visa will just be less convenient and cost more. However, the EU plans to facilitate entry by Russian dissidents and those against the war.

@joaogarcia9488

Жыл бұрын

This is not simple as that, i dont think Europe will get to a consensus in this.

@nipitinthebud4343

Жыл бұрын

Sadly so far i heard from russians that are persecuted, some even at risk to be jailed that they got their political asylum refused ..

@nipitinthebud4343

Жыл бұрын

@Dadalux "discreditation of the army", VK closed by government.. the usual happenings in Russia these days

@avegase

Жыл бұрын

@Dadalux the thing is that russians dont want to come as refugees scaping the regime, because they want to be able to go back to Russia. They want to be able to enter as tourists too

@agatastaniak7459

Жыл бұрын

@@joaogarcia9488 On highest diplomatic level such consensus has already been reached as it has been informed 2 or 3 days ago.

What’s telling is that a lot of them don’t think they have any power as citizens of Russia. Is it pure fatalism, that they expect decisions by their government to have nothing to do with them? Or is it that the regime there is so brutal they daren’t do anything? Either way, it’s bad for neighbours. When Britain launched an illegal war, based on lies in 2003, millions of people protested. The fact only a small number of people took to the streets in Russia is revealing. Also the fact some people think it’s a bad move by the EU because it means less Russians money being spent on tourism. Like money is the only thing that matters.

It's sad that those who answered the question already forgot what they're doing on the other side of their border. Like if they had completely ignored the fact thats something wrong with them.

@thescythian321

Жыл бұрын

Russia good. Europe Nazi bad. Easy to understand if you think instead of hate.

@thescythian321

Жыл бұрын

@Dadalux thank you! I'm guessing Fascism is good in your opinion? You would also like Nazis yes? Maybe you should go and fight with the Nazis and save Ukraine from the "bad Russians"

@thescythian321

Жыл бұрын

@Dadalux I understand the History very well. I understand that Nazism has been popular in West Ukraine since the 1920s and that they hail Stephan Bandera as a national hero. I understand that East Ukrainians are ethnically Russian and that they have a Right to exist. I understand that Ukraine under the Kiev puppet regime wish to preserve the Oligarchy for the Dnipropetrovsk Khazarisn Klub. I understand that Zelensky is a stooge for Kolomoyski and the other criminals who are connected with more criminals in Washington, London and Tel Aviv. Do you need any more History lesson boy? Happy to school you.

@bruseli258

Жыл бұрын

Something wrong with US, cause Russia is Great!

@retkvi

Жыл бұрын

@@dmitrycherepov3242 With that first sentece you have right. And I tought that in Moscow would live well educated people, some of them even seem on the first glance like they are, but if it comes to a question about background they dont know nothing about, they just answer with their wild instincts. Europeans announced that they will restrict visas for Russians, what does that mean? It means that they will be alloved to apply for visas, but the main difference will be, that they won't by paying 35€ for an aplication but 80€ and they will be waiting not 10 days but 15 days. And now the russian propaganda machine starts working and Russians are banned, really, dont be silly. On the other hand if Europeans apply for Russian visas, they must wait 12 days and pay 80€, if express 130€, for 30 day visa. So dont even start that we are the bad guys, because Russians have these restrictions for us from the getgo. If Europeans would be so childish like russian propagandists are we will be shouting and weeping and we would throw ourselves on the ground, but we are not that silly.

Germans did not travel freely during WW2 nor did South Africans during Apartheid... there is no neutrality when a country is an aggressor... responsibility is hard

@jdg9999

Жыл бұрын

lol, weird how when half of Africa was ethnically based dictatorships only the one run by white people had to be sanctioned. And was there "no neutrality" when America was the aggressor half a dozen times in the last 25 years? Weirdly I don't remember the EU banning American in 2003 you self righteous hypocrite, in fact I remember several of them joining in with the invasion of Iraq, a country they had not 1/10th of the justification for attacking that Russia did for the heavily armed NATO proxy state right on their border.

@feedyourmind6713

Жыл бұрын

Am thinking comparing the Russians to nazis and a society divided by race doesn't really work. Putin, while aggressive, hasn't opened up death camps. And racism in Russia doesn't come anywhere near what black South Africans dealt with. If being the aggressor is the mark, Americans shouldn't be allowed out and about, either.

@KGT811

Жыл бұрын

Do you remember how Germans after the first WW were treated?

@zeradash2495

Жыл бұрын

@@feedyourmind6713 Well, they have "filtration camps" instead. Not much of an improvement considering the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian children that are still completely missing. Their propaganda is also riddled with genocidal rhetoric and racism too. I dare say, some of the stuff they say about Asian and African ethnicities crosses more lines than the average Apartheid speech. We can say many things about US hegemony and the many impacts it had on society but that doesn't excuse others committing these actions.

@oskarfabian5200

Жыл бұрын

@@KGT811 Czechoslovakia expelled 3 millions germans, sad but true.

"When evil takes on such proportions, people’s silence approaches the level of complicity. And refraining from taking up an active stance against evil will only assist it."

@thedamntrain

Жыл бұрын

It's so easy to post "inspirational quotes" from afar urging others to "take up an active stance" when you yourself have never done such a thing in your entire life

@EliEli-vf4yy

Жыл бұрын

@@thedamntrain women in Afghanistan recently went on a march. They literally stood up to the Taliban. WOMEN! Stop giving a country of 140 million people excuses.

@Ficus-religiosa

Жыл бұрын

your actions are useless against evil, if you don't have weapon, huge money support and military power, and if evil have it. All your protests would be easily abandoned and destroyed.

@Erix442

Жыл бұрын

As a person from Russia, I agree. but unfortunately now it is becoming more and more difficult not to remain silent, because now even for comments on the Internet you can get several years in prison.

@pauldunecat

Жыл бұрын

@@Erix442 The faster the prisons are full, the faster they can't put any more people in prison for protesting or speaking out? Sounds doable, even the US only has 2 million people in prison.

Russians are welcome in Africa, in India, Brazil, other countries in South America. Please visit you are welcome…

Does anyone know which song is playing at 2:32 ?

I do feel sorry for the ones who don’t support the war. But then I remember seeing the Russian tourists in Turkey hurling abuse at a group of Ukrainians on their recent Independence Day and that sympathy becomes harder to maintain.

@real_hello_kitty

Жыл бұрын

They don’t support the war, but they support poo 💩 tin.

@per2

Жыл бұрын

you feel sorry for ppl who dont support war? what?

@strawberryhaze8836

Жыл бұрын

dude, that's pure racism. change the word russian to black in your comment and read it again if you don't understand

@user-nj5sz5nb8g

Жыл бұрын

I have seen Ukrainians attacking Russian children in Turkish hotels and staff afraid to do anything about it… So?

@namastezen3300

Жыл бұрын

@Артём Рычков I am certain that when the bully shows up in your neighborhood, they are given food, beverages and unlimited hospitality.))) Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦👍

Unfortunately, the question is wrong! I enjoy watching your videos very much, but the question here doesn't hit reality. Russian citizens can still enter the EU. Only the facilitated visa agreement between the EU and Russia has been terminated. For Germany it means that the visa no longer costs 35 but 80 euros. Russians can still enter the country. Among other things, no entry ban has been imposed on Russians, because the opposition may still be given the opportunity to leave the country and come to Europe. A few states, such as Poland and the Baltic states, have made it very difficult to obtain visas.

@daniilorain

Жыл бұрын

We didn’t say it was completely banned. See the title, it says “restricted” 😀

@meril1000

Жыл бұрын

These are not a few countries, but practically the entire eastern border: Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Romania, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Malta, the Baltic countries and Finland.

@meril1000

Жыл бұрын

@TFactory I will say that there is no desire to see an aggressor in my country. If you ask for political asylum, then please, but prove that you are against war. P. S. Even Turkey has great hotel travel deals where we don't run into russians. Hard days have come for the russians, no one wants to see them.

@ma-photography3086

Жыл бұрын

​@@daniilorain then I apologise. continue with the videos. They allow and europeans. and a glimpse into the russian mir. I think that is very important, because contact between people should not be broken off. communication only works through exchange.

@NPSpaceZZZ

Жыл бұрын

Germany is not getting any richer from an extra 45 euros for a visa. But the number of Russians who notice the resurgence of overt Nazism in Europe will increase dramatically. Germany will get special attention, as you can see why. The Russians voluntarily left East Germany without a single shot being fired and allowed the FRG to annex the GDR. Then for 30 years supplied them with super cheap energy resources. The road to hell is paved with good deeds. I don't think any Russian expected such "gratitude" as the revival of Nazism. The level of contempt in people's minds is beginning to rise. After all, it's starting to look like the grandfathers died for nothing. That 28 million heroes died for nothing. The great disappointment of Russian people in Europe. All the big words and principles turned out to be empty words and bullshit.

Super channel. Keep doing it!!!

The amount of misinformation, irony, and absurdity in the statements is too high and the guy at 6:00 seems very racist.

shocking that not one truly made the connection between the war against Ukraine and the visa issue

@Ukie88

Жыл бұрын

What war? It’s a special operation in their minds. They will have to wake up soon.

@user-jd5xz6vw8p

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Your leaders say that it is a Putins war and most of establishment who is responsible for this war is not under sanctions. It doesn’t work like: we forbade them to take visa and they will overthrow Putin. It is impossible without support from a part of elites and military. Protesting in USA, Germany, UK and Russia, Kazakhstan, China are not the same. It was impossible before and it is impossible now. Moreover you can see that solutions like this just increase the number of Putin fans.

@maroszukaro9082

Жыл бұрын

Thats russians for you, nationalist superiority complex combined with victim mentality, pathetic

@user-mh6pz8rq9d

Жыл бұрын

The war is Putin's business, not theirs

@user-rv4en9lf7n

Жыл бұрын

and what's the connection?

05:58 'they let some dirties in' that really sums it up. Russia has an appalling record on racism.

@per2

Жыл бұрын

".... they let some arabs and dirties in but not russian ...." really says it all

@missy9369

Жыл бұрын

They have nasty opinions on Europeans, I can only imagine what they think of people of color.

@Ast151

Жыл бұрын

imperial mind set

@resp2345

Жыл бұрын

look at distribution of criminals and employed people by race and nationality

@evgeny2823

Жыл бұрын

I live in the EU and I have seen enough migrants, mainly from Africa or Middle East, not willing to integrate and not having any qualification to work.

You have to place the video in its context: Russia is invading, killing and bombarding Ukraine. This can explain all the thing about what you call « Russophobia ». I think UE leaders know what they are doing, they know that gas is a precious thing and that Russia can help, but they have convictions: human rights are above all.

the bubbly bong sounds when the dude was toking on his vape cracked me up hahahaha

I'm married to a russian citizen, and let me tell you...Russian embassy never ever made it easy for me to visit Russia, and I'm an EU citizen from a country that used to have some special agreements at the time which they completely disregarded and made me pay euros for it etc etc :))

@kathymay3980

Жыл бұрын

@North Korea Is Second Best Korea My sons and I were advised the same as the police demand your passport and want money to give it back. A Canadian guy where we stayed had his passport taken by the police and they had him at gunpoint demanding he get in their car when he refused to pay for his passport back. He got out his mobile and rang the Canadian embassy. Apparently the police threw his passport back at him and took off!! That was in Moscow in 2006. St Petersburg is a totally different place. Much more European and chilled out as well as beautiful.

@sweetlachok

Жыл бұрын

E-tourist Russian visa is very easy. You don't even need to go to the consulate. A regular visa in Russia is also not difficult, especially if you have a wife who is a Russian citizen. You probably never received a visa in principle and it seems to you that it is difficult, but it is not. For example: a permanent EU student visa for a Russian citizen: a certificate from the place of work, passing the entire medical commission (gynecologist, therapist, cardiologist, oculist, ENT, neuropathologist, tests for HIV and other infections, urine tests). A certificate from a narcological dispensary that you are not a drug addict, a certificate that you are not registered with a psychiatrist. Bank statement, providing a certificate from the police that you had no criminal record, insurance for the duration of your stay (although then you still need to buy another one), the exact address of the future residence, supporting documents of the host, translation of documents on education and apostille, translation of the certificate birth certificate and apostille, two interviews at the consulate. Passage of biometrics, fingerprints and eye scan. Just tell me, what did you do to get a visa to Russia from all this?

@kathymay3980

Жыл бұрын

@North Korea Is Second Best Korea We we’re also advised never to take our passports out with us but to just take out photo copies which we did. Although I did worry about being in Moscow where we saw lots of police just hanging around, I did find the place very interesting. We actually got into the Kremlin too which was an experience in itself but I was relieved to leave Moscow too. We did the Trans Sib and stopped at Yerketeringburg and Novisiburg, probably incorrect spelling. Also Irkutsk and an island on Lake Baikal. You certainly were in a very unique position. I’ll never return to Russia. Once was enough. I’ve a friend who moved to the South Island NZ and I’ve visited twice. Fabulous place.

@kathymay3980

Жыл бұрын

@North Korea Is Second Best Korea Ha ha. Well that was pretty stupid of that tourist! My friend lives on the east coast in a small place called Waimatte. They have four and a half acres. I visited just before lockdown. I flew to Auckland and my friend met me there. We had 3 nights there then flew to South Island. I was meant to be there a month but had to return to the UK the day before NZ closed its borders! I was so gutted! We didn’t get to do the road trip we’d planned. The first time my son and I visited we took the ferry from Wellington to Picton. What a fabulous crossing. The fiords were so beautiful as is Abel Tasman National Park. You’re very lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world.

@kathymay3980

Жыл бұрын

@North Korea Is Second Best Korea Yes, you’re absolutely right. We all take a lot of things for granted. It’s only when they’re taken away so we feel how lucky we were! Your place up in the mountains sounds like a perfect getaway. Where there’s mountains there’s rain! Ha ha. It wouldn’t bother me. Laying back, feet up, good book! Sounds perfect. Maybe a G&T. You’re certainly right about UK history. We’ve got it in bucketloads. The county I was born in, Northumberland, has more castles than any other county. Some of which are still intact and fabulous. There are over 70 castle sites there. It’s a beautiful county with stunning coastlines and countryside.

3:22 "It's not a privilege to cross a country's borders." The belief that it is a right to cross another country's borders is precisely the reason you find yourself in this predicament.

@CmdSoda

Жыл бұрын

Russians have their own „special“ mind set. You can take out a russian out of russia but you can‘t take out russia out of a russian.

@Chaldon-hl6yk

Жыл бұрын

Try restricting visas for Jews

@kumlacharlie9076

Жыл бұрын

@@Chaldon-hl6yk Try to shut off the Ruzzkyie TV and look for as brain transplant. -Or settle for enjoying the shit Ruzzkyie shitty land offer.

@TheAllMightyGodofCod

Жыл бұрын

@@Chaldon-hl6yk that is racist and anti-Semitical. You will be reported.

@TheAllMightyGodofCod

Жыл бұрын

Well said!

Самая дикая русофобия -это когда утверждают, что в многомиллионной есть только один человек способный быть президентом....

'It's not a privilege to cross a country's border' how the F can you say that while your country is invading another country?

They are so delusional. Simply amazing capacity to regard themselves as victims

@user-hf6hp9ou3v

Жыл бұрын

You mean they are culprits? Did they commit a crime of being born?

@williamhenry8914

Жыл бұрын

@@user-hf6hp9ou3v yes they are responsible. The people of every country are responsible for the governments they allow to rule over them, and therefore responsible for the actions those governments take. This is why Germans are ashamed of what the Nazi regime did, and why Russians should be ashamed of what Putin’s regime does.

@amoltov496

Жыл бұрын

@@williamhenry8914 so, the West had been recognizing russian fraud elections for years, buying the resources therefore giving money for repressions and agenda in nearby to Russia countries, selling weapons and police clubs with which russians who wanted to change the regime has been beaten, treated Ukraine like a defective country just as Putin did, refusing to sell Ukraine weapons, and all of that even after Crimea annexion, but now you all just fix your income from that story, assign a scapegoat who will suffer instead of everyone who helped Putin regime, and just pretend, that you always were respectful to Ukraine and never was partners with Putin. But you forget one thing. Now, russians are just unfree and confused people. They won't disappear just because you ignore them. If world will abondone them, it can end with them turning in real monsters. Monsters with large range nuclear weapons. It would be much sadder story, than after WWI.

@user-hf6hp9ou3v

Жыл бұрын

@@williamhenry8914 I asked you which crime they committed, not what kind of responsibilty they have. So the crime was not offering their personal feelings of shame to every single westerner? No sane person likes their government, be it third reich or modern day USA. Everyone feels shame. Which means there was no crime, but westerners still got mad.

@user-hf6hp9ou3v

Жыл бұрын

@Dadalux Didn't most of them admit they don't support Russian govt? And doesn't that also make supporters of Ukraine and USA guilty?

Its a very wrong understanding as the main question here is: Why this is happening? What is the reason of this prohibition - death of innocent people.

As a man living in Finland, I'm happy it's harder for Russians to enter Europe. I visited Auschwitz and saw photos of military generals etc. living there happily, knowing what happens next to them. It's the same with Russians wanting to travel happily and just turning a blind eye to things happening in Ukraine or even worse, supporting Putler.

@ludovitstur9045

Жыл бұрын

Very valid observation. They choose what is not interesting in politics (such as killing Ukrainians) and what is so outrageous in politics, which they claim the are not interested at all (banning sleeping agents into EU).

@naadde

Жыл бұрын

@@human3169 How is it out problem that Russia is an authoritarian state? Why is it our duty giving visas to people who are in an authoritarian country? We have bought gas yes but now it's a full invasion going on, which is slightly different from 2014 when Russia used its cleptiocratic hands on Krimea. It's sad what happens to Russians but it's not our duty to let them in Europe when their country is far from civilized.

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

My dad was in a Finnish concentration camp in Petrozavodsk (Karelia), he was there with my grandmother and aunt. What did they see? They saw several hundred barefoot Soviet soldiers marching very slowly along the central street of the city when it was -20 degrees. This was also seen by many of my school teachers, parents of classmates. There were 5 concentration camps in Karelia in total. In the concentration camp, they were told that the only way they could survive was to be slaves in Great Finland, which would occupy the territory up to the Urals. My dad was able to escape during the attack of the Soviet army, and then after the liberation of Petrozavodsk, he volunteered for the army. It was 1944, and Dad turned 17. then they took volunteers into the army from 17. He returned home safely, he could not listen to the Finnish speech, although he understood. come and see, there is a museum with historical documents and photos. Petrozavodsk is close to Finland.

@naadde

Жыл бұрын

@@user-iz9ge9xy1u Yes your country attacked Finland and also had the "Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic" taking Karelia and when we take it back and put civilians in prison camps (unlike killing them like Russians do now in Ukraine), you claim it inhumane. Everything bad happening to Russia happens because Russia has never been a civilized country

@naadde

Жыл бұрын

@@human3169 We get along once your government stops being a tyrant and a threat and Russians actually dare to claim they would never want to occupy Finland and would fight against occupation of Finland. I've been to Viborg (former Finland, now, surprise surprise, Russia) and St. Petersburg. I think Russians are always nationalistic and supporting their big leader no matter who it is. It's like muslims claiming to be peaceful but once Quran is burning, they're ready to kill

What's the song in bg at 3:03

It fascinates me that so many of these people seem to think that everything the west does is based on russophobia, and that it couldn't possibly be a result of something Russia has done. Many say that they have nothing to do with this war, and that they just want peace, and prosperity for everyone. The general consensus among many of these people seems to be that the west is free to do whatever they want, as long as it doesn't affect them negatively in any way. How do these people expect the rest of the world to react? Should we lift all restrictions that inconveniences Russians in any way, and then just hope really, really hard that everything will magically fix itself? I understand that Russia is a country that is extremely hard to change, and that Russians (like most people) prioritize the well being of their own group over the rest of the world. However it is hopelessly naive to hold all other countries responsible for the actions of their governments, while at the same time accepting no responsibility for the actions of their own country, and even suggesting that all reactions should be tailored to not bothering the Russian population. They are free to dislike the sanctions/restrictions (they were never meant to be popular anyway), but at least have the common decency to accept that they are a result of Russia's actions, and that they didn't just fall out of the sky because Russia is the victim of unfair phobia. To be clear: THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO ALL RUSSIANS! And that lady at 3:19 stating that "It's not a privilege to cross a country's borders (...)"; I can see how several of her countrymen share that sentiment, although they have been a bit uneasy about someone else crossing their borders. I seem to recall that it was kind of a big deal approximately 6 months ago.

@mikelynch-zeroviewz2507

Жыл бұрын

Excellent comment !

@Stebetto3

Жыл бұрын

@@resp2345 Don't spread misinformation. Either you are stupid or on Putins payroll

@kojootti168

Жыл бұрын

When listen Russians comments (in various media) about visa restrictions, you are convinced of their importance. The interviewees are completely indifferent to Russian violence against Ukrainians. They see themselves as victims, not Ukrainians. Incomprehensibly. EU hosts more than 5.2 million refugees from Ukraine

@gast1981

Жыл бұрын

​@@resp2345 A phobia is a mental disorder - being wary (or, as a neighbour, even being afraid) of Russia on the other hand is completely rational and justified. There is no such thing as "Russophobia". 2 facts you might want to think about: 1) There is *no visa ban* for Russians - all that happened was that they took away the special allowances that existed for Russians. Now they have to get their visas the same way tourists from most non-western countries get them. 2) Russia issued the *exact same* removal of special allowances for EU countries as far back as April. As for "Or russians are worse than americans?" - I think many people would say yes. But it doesn't even matter. Its just whataboutism.

@kluchabudyn951

Жыл бұрын

@@resp2345 yes, they are worse

"Ever since the special operation everyone's hidden russophobia came out" bro you're not connecting the dots here.

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

Ever since I started slapping random people in the face, everyone's hidden dislike of me came out

@sunnyperka5791

Жыл бұрын

@@shredd5705 excellent point! 👍

@andrewlesterthomas5581

Жыл бұрын

Firstly it's a brutal invasion not a special operation and secondly we in the West have learnt about Russian culture, politics and attitude as a result. There was no russophobia until we found out what you are like!

@robgeheim4842

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewlesterthomas5581 Well to be honest in tourist locations we for too long looked the other way when russians made their entrances, always a reason not to come back to places with those fellow highly cultural educated, well behaved and pleasant companionship drunken gopniks..

@andrewlesterthomas5581

Жыл бұрын

@@robgeheim4842 Yes I really do not want to see them again: their arrogance, sense of superiority and murderous support. And where there isn't support, indifference. What a set of people.. lord oh lord!

If Russians would know how to behave in Europe we would be happy to see you. Even in Goa a taxi driver was complaining about Russian tourists and their behaviour 😂 And that was way before the war... And now in this situation it's really not a big surprise that it happened. Also we definitely didn't hurt ourselves with that decision 🤭 And that comment about Arabs was also exclusive - how are they worse? 😂

@miroz5824

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! @1420 should ask what experience EU citizens have with RU tourists (years before the war in UA). It would mostly be negative.

@romanz9342

Жыл бұрын

@@miroz5824 yet they didn’t mind our money, now they will have to meet the Ukrainian “tourists”

@miroz5824

Жыл бұрын

@@romanz9342 What a hilarious way to completly miss a point! 🤣

Oct 15, 2022 I wonder if those young men still feel the same way today? Did they get mobilized? did they flee? hide? or luck out?

Political asylum is still given. Sorry 1420, this video made me much less sympathetic to regular Russians. They basically say: "It's russophobia to disapprove of the genocide" The fact that they are so flippant, ignorant and refuse to admit guilt about their murders, r*pes and looting is seriously disturbing. Putin is not in Ukraine right now doing those things. Your family members and friends are! We really do not need them here. Also saying that they are "cleaner" people than "dirty" immigrants? Jesus, and they call other countries Nazis. It's not a right to travel to Europe.

@user-mh6pz8rq9d

Жыл бұрын

1. I don't murder, r*pe or loot anybody 2. My family members and friends are not doing these things 3. Putin started the war, not Russian people. Btw regular Russians help regular Ukrainians with humanitarian aid, there are about 2 million Ukrainian people in Russia, including the refugees and they are not descriminated here 4. Overgeneralization of a whole nation is not nice. It's wrong to impose a collective guilt on those, who are not personally guilty. I always thought it's kinda like a core part of European values

@vozoca

Жыл бұрын

Well said!

@JamesC785

Жыл бұрын

Well said !

@mikev9

Жыл бұрын

Well Said 👏

@ClarkinFlame49810

Жыл бұрын

He did speak disparagingly, but he didn't say "dirty"🥴

5:35 is just hilarious. Those dudes looked semi rational, complaining but at least they had some sort of arguments, and then few minutes in the interview one of them started spewing pure racism. Do they have an awareness that this is exactly why Europeans don't' want them around? I'm 100 times more happy to welcome a Syrian who is fleeing an atrocity (that Russia is a part of btw) than a guy who thinks that he's somehow better human being than "some Arabs and some dirties". *faceplam

@WreckedRectum

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that guy went from 0-100 real quick. The blatant racism was mentioned so casually too as the most natural thought in the world. wtf

@bleepbloop7039

Жыл бұрын

they need to fix their culture or they will be left by the wayside as humanity moves on

@mistressofthewoods5333

Жыл бұрын

This is a great point!

@enlighty

Жыл бұрын

We’ve seen how eu welcomed Syrian refugees earlier on the Belarusian border. Sooooo welcoming

@user-mj7dt8of8e

Жыл бұрын

There was no racism here. The guy wanted to convey the idea of European hypocrisy, where Europeans are ready to let in non-Europeans who commit crimes and do not want to integrate into European society, while European hypocrites are ready to ban visas for Russian white brothers. It's so funny to hear accusations of racism from hypocritical Europeans who forbid visas to Russians on a national basis. *facepalm.

1:58 what is this from?

When there's "russophobia all over the world" it might make sense to look in the mirror and think why thats the case.. But hey, a russian person admitting a fault in oneself - that would be something new.

@JuniGobi

Жыл бұрын

I am an ordinary citizen of Russia, I work every day to feed my family. I have no time to have fun and relax. What have I done to you to vent hostility towards myself and Russophobia in general?

@andrewlesterthomas5581

Жыл бұрын

@@JuniGobi By doing nothing like all the other Russians who let Putin get away with it. You are probably sat in front of Channel 1 when you get home.

@Yamie1101

Жыл бұрын

Russophobia all over the world? West is not only the world. Theres ASIA, Africa continents. Russiophobia never exist here.

@andrewlesterthomas5581

Жыл бұрын

@@Yamie1101 Phobia is a word used nowadays to shut down debate about reality. It's not about the west being the only world - it's about a brutal invasion which was completely unwarranted!

@andrewlesterthomas5581

Жыл бұрын

@@dmitrycherepov3242 It depends whether you keep quiet about it and don't complain Mr Cherepov!

No great loss if the gentleman who describes some people as “dirties” never gets to visit the EU.

@lovsevs

Жыл бұрын

exactly!

@lessgrep

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that was really funny moment. :)) My reaction was: gotcha!

@deanna6537

Жыл бұрын

Russia has always been racist and it still shows.

@utubjanub

Жыл бұрын

Его мысль была в том что Европа принимает беженцев со всего мира, но отказывается принимать российских туристов. Но если тебе удобно цепляться за одну фразу и перечёркивать всё ранее сказанное, то это твоё дело.

@gab363

Жыл бұрын

Agree

One of your viewers said, “The place of someone’s birth doesn’t define their personality”, as if to say as a citizens of Russia they are not responsible for what the Russian government does. This theme of helplessness comes up all the time in your interviews. That’s absurd. Maybe you should be doing an interview that asks Russia citizens, “Should you as a Russian citizen be held accountable for what your government does?” Perhaps a follow up question should be, “Are you as a Russian responsible to make sure a good leader is in power for your country and the benefit of its citizens “ We live in times where a countries citizens must be accountable for who they allow to run their country. It is their duty as a citizens ti make sure the right kind of leader is in power, or force them to be removed. The consequences will destroy entire nations for generations to come. Pure blindness and stupidity to say, “I can do nothing about it.” And if someone wishes to turn the conservation back to the US to avoid facing the truth of the question themself, WE DO. It’s called legitimate elections. Leaders are replaced ALL THE TIME. Replacing putin WILL require violence on the Russians citizens part. Once the suffering gets real in the next couple years, Russian citizens will realize they should have done it much much sooner than later. China will not turn out to be a good ally. Look at the relationships they have with other countries - no one likes ot trusts them. China USED Russia to test the international political climate for invading Taiwan and to draw attention and military resources away from Chinese aggression. It failed.

@yourmomisanicelady1341

Жыл бұрын

Great comment!

@TroenderTass

Жыл бұрын

I have never seen such a defeated and juvenile people as the russians. They all sound like school children when asked self reflective or political questions. Scary stuff.

@ddt77ta

Жыл бұрын

This comment drops the mic. Period

@TerryLondon

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@resp2345

Жыл бұрын

why don't u come to the country and show how to fight Putin? And why haven't you banned EU visas for americans, who have killed millions of innocent people in Vietnam, Iraq, Serbia, Libiya etc. Or russians are worse than americans?

I think the restrictions are good and called for, and I like to see it change from restriction to a temporily ban

Those bubble sounds with the guy smoking! 😂😂😂👍

I don't understand Russian attitudes. You talk about visa restrictions/bans as if they were a human rights issue (they're not), but you stay silent about your fascist regime's restrictions on civil liberties? You also go on and on about how great Russia is and how everyone is a "russophobe" (made up concept), and yet you get upset when you can't travel to the "evil West" that supposedly hates you? Shouldn't you be happy and content in Russia? Travelling to another country is a privilege, not a right. As a Norwegian, I couldn't visit Russia easily (even before the 24th of February), but you don't hear me complain.

@daark1799

Жыл бұрын

so it seems that everyone spoke neutrally, they don’t care, but they consider the decision incorrect. I personally think it's right

@user-eo8kg8sm1e

Жыл бұрын

Чувак ты жалкий ,и знай , отапливать свой дом и покупать газ это привилегия

@MrBlue-dm5li

Жыл бұрын

@@user-eo8kg8sm1e I’d think he has plenty of gas as a Norwegian. And the rest of Europe will adapt to this situation. You stay put Ivan!

@connorglover8720

Жыл бұрын

thats because when it comes to any and i mean ANY understanding of human rights freedom or democracy there clueless.

@Mega6981

Жыл бұрын

@@user-eo8kg8sm1e anyway gas flow has stopped now. You can keep it and burn it and you won't get paid. So the trade with West that made some of you have good life is ending.

Holly hell this shit annoys me "we are just simple ppl that have nothing to do with current situation..." ffs ppl whose country is it?

@maelstrom254

Жыл бұрын

What can you do?

@shredd5705

Жыл бұрын

@@maelstrom254 If enough Russians would protest on the streets, all at the same time, there wouldn't be enough prisons or prison guards to jail all of them. Putin would topple. Problem is, it was only the educated young urban Russians who did that. Majority is silently approving. Would there be some deaths and bloodshed in such revolution? Probably, but freedom isn't free. It wasn't free for Ukrainians in Maidan square, or the people of Romania when they toppled Ceausescu. There was firefights against state police in the streets of Bucharest. Romanians just had enough

@NorthonBruce

Жыл бұрын

_> ppl whose country is it?_ It's under occupation by Putin's and his cronies. And they have all the muscle to back it up. What can you do?

@romanz9342

Жыл бұрын

Frustrated teenagers with acne problems and hormonal disorders are often annoyed by many things, you’ll break through.

Russian people view their country as a super power, while its wealth is in the hands of few holigarchs and the majority of people are still poor. Restrictions on visa are not meant for those who cannot afford coming to Europe, but to Russians who can be a threat to European security. Some comments coming from young people are surprising and show how hopeless they are.

@haaritdiasoritkenbaar3418

Жыл бұрын

What is the threat and why? For example)

5:55 I think some of those being interviewed didn't understand that it's not a blanket ban just more restricted. Also I think it makes sense to restrict (and do more thorough checks on) who visits you from a warring country.

No self reflection, like in Germany during WW2. Sad nation.

@LordJasonKing

Жыл бұрын

Good point!

@vozdrasvima

Жыл бұрын

Interesting point but most of them feel that they have no personal responsibility for this war..and they feel helpless to change anything.

@KGT811

Жыл бұрын

Demonizing and humiliating the entire nation. Doesn't it sound familiar? I may be wrong but it didn't end very well after WWI.

@user-mh6pz8rq9d

Жыл бұрын

@@vozdrasvima any ideas for change?

@ludmilacheri5332

Жыл бұрын

@@vozdrasvima do u have personal responsibility for bombing Yugoslavia? Don't u?

European civilization just wants Russian civilization to take its army back home from Ukraine. At least as far as I understand my civilization

@_blank-_

Жыл бұрын

And I wish our lovely "European civilization" would be just as strict regarding the US, Saudi Arabia and Israel. It's impossible since we're their puppet.

@robgeheim4842

Жыл бұрын

For starters. round 2 is probably for physical damages, then emotional and cultural damages, but I think those rounds need a lot of time to mend if at all possible ...

@haaritdiasoritkenbaar3418

Жыл бұрын

And European civilization does not want Ukraine to stop the genocide of Russians in Ukraine? European civilization does not want to give the Russians in the East of Ukraine the right of self-determination? By the way, what kind of civilization is Ukraine? In Canada in 1910-1920, Ukrainians were not considered white people.

Most people who bark cannot even research info, EU did not restrict visa for Russians, it just removed the fast track process. *PIN THIS*

Russia *attacks democratic country* EU *cancels fast track visa* Russia *surprised Pikachu*

@tekus7751

Жыл бұрын

Мирные жители же войну объявили, а я то думал...

When listen Russians comments (in various media) about visa restrictions, you are convinced of their importance. The interviewees are completely indifferent to Russian violence against Ukrainians. They see themselves as victims, not Ukrainians. Incomprehensibly. EU hosts more than 5.2 million refugees from Ukraine

@TheRubsi

Жыл бұрын

We could invite russian on guided tours through destroyed Ukranian cities and refugee camps 🙂

@TomorrowWeLive

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRubsi they would deny or justify it even if it was in front of their faces. Remember, these are the same people who believed in communism

@areuserious6172

Жыл бұрын

As Russian, why should I care about Ukrainians? I only care about my comfort, and that is absolutely normal.

@speckgens

Жыл бұрын

true, not a single interviewee mentioned Ukraine even once. It’s always the “others” (the West) fault harming Russians all the time.

@bluecheesehasmoldinit

Жыл бұрын

@『─Galaxy ─』 LOL If you think our support will change over winter then u are dead wrong. Most of the countries that were in dire need of gas for the winter have most of their supply now and every western country is gonna make sure we all have what we need. We know how to work together over here and stand in solidarity. You must have missed the memo.

3:19 "it's not a privilege to cross a country's border" well during the cold war it was a privilege to cross any border 🙃

@rxge1

Жыл бұрын

But we're not in the cold war u clown

@roseblue3368

Жыл бұрын

Good one🤣🤣

@user-wj9vb4wn3i

Жыл бұрын

Well, adhering to your logic, then let's remember the 13th century, when people were going to travel just to seize someone's land

@zeradash2495

Жыл бұрын

@@user-wj9vb4wn3i Kinda what Russians have been doing recently I'd say

@user-wj9vb4wn3i

Жыл бұрын

@@zeradash2495 I don't understand the context of your proposal, what do you mean?

What is that cartoon show?

Russians on the illegal invasion of their neighbour: 'I don't really think about it, it's not something that concerns me. I leave it to politicians.' Russians on losing EU visas or McDonalds: 😡😡😡😡😡

@nina0825

Жыл бұрын

-EU sanction Russia😀😇☺️ - EU losing gas oil electrisity🥶🤯😥

@fodsaks

Жыл бұрын

@@nina0825 We will survive. It's worth it.

@sweetlachok

Жыл бұрын

@@fodsaks buy cow dung to keep warm in your home and enjoy. Winter is coming,😄

@nina0825

Жыл бұрын

@@fodsaks hypocrites

@stephenhumphrey7935

Жыл бұрын

@@nina0825 Once Europeans wean themselves off Russian oil and gas, Russia will turn into a third world country.

Before you asked the question you should have told them that 3 kremlin spy’s were caught at a European military base. Where they also attacked some military guards

@urbonx

Жыл бұрын

Yes because american and chinese spies doesn't exist lol.

@hakunamatata1880

Жыл бұрын

We had Russians here trying to buy drones for their military. The ban was really needed.

@jeroenberkenbosch7072

Жыл бұрын

they would call it propaganda , BTW 3rd was said to be UA ........ and it was 2 , the UA was later outside caught ! ......... a 3rd GRU-FSB agent was caught in italy . as a aid for a nato "diplomat" ! or was brought in ....... by one and succeeded screening , till she was caught ! ........... we dont have "civilian "russophobia" , but chechnia , syria ( supporting a military autocrat ) and now UA ? well sorry that after crimea , a lott are a bit suspicious at russians , especialy the ones openly supporting Z !

@empe3332

Жыл бұрын

Russians are unfortunately threat to security.

@Ukie88

Жыл бұрын

They wouldn’t believe it anyway.

3:18 "It's not a privilege to cross a country's border." - Is that why you invaded Ukraine?

@whitebarnowl8796

Жыл бұрын

да😎

@dybadyh

Жыл бұрын

да😎

@axelarias2671

Жыл бұрын

It is pretty obvious that she didn't invade Ukraine and would probably not have decided to, if she had the say in it

@stardust5548

Жыл бұрын

@@dybadyh hope you're spamming from front line 👍🏻

@bruhmcchaddeus413

Жыл бұрын

@@stardust5548 One nuke and its all over lol don’t encourage hate idiots (both sides)

Welcome to the world I carry a passport which lets me in almost anywhere, but I still need a visa for a lot of countries which can involve a lot of paperwork.

Chelyabinsk , isn't that the city where that meteorite blew up ?

You know who else are not going to holidays in Europe? UKRAINIANS! No one even seems to figure out reason for this and that shows it was right thing to do.

@k_athiw2991

Жыл бұрын

What do you think the citizens should do about something they're not even responsible for instead?

@Refref1990

Жыл бұрын

@@k_athiw2991 They should fight! Do you want or do not want the political class of a country represents the citizens! One thing I've noticed a lot in these videos is people's indifference! I understand that they are resigned and that in a country where free speech is censored and there is a risk of ending up in prison, one wants to mind their own business, but they are the only ones who can do something to change the country! If their country didn't involve other countries in things like "special operations" then we Europeans certainly wouldn't care how they manage their leaders. But they cannot pretend that it is not their fault too, it is they who voted for it and it is they who can lay it down! To pretend nothing has happened and that it is not their responsibility while Putin changes the balance of the world is irresponsible! I do not hate the Russians, on the contrary with these videos I have greatly re-evaluated them in the positive, and I simply hope that they understand the reasons for the sanctions, as already said by them, even in Europe we are suffering from the rises, the problems with gas and oil and everything else, it would be easier for us to turn the other side and let him conquer Ukraine by pretending nothing, but we have seen that every 4 years he is conquering one country after another ... for when we have to pretend to nothing? Until when will we not find it under the house?

@youngblood7191

Жыл бұрын

Everyone understands the reason, but here it seems that they are not asking about the reason, but about what you think about this

@user-wj9vb4wn3i

Жыл бұрын

That is, the refugees from Ukraine who have flooded Europe are not Ukrainians?

@Mr.Falcon541

Жыл бұрын

@@k_athiw2991 At least something instead of playing victims or supporting war. Understanding that this is not right would be good start. Then bringing that opinion in public. We should have learned something from WW2.

There was a clip on KZread and shown on news outlets of a young Russian female intimidating and insulting two young Ukrainian female refugees in the street in Germany, does anyone think that the Russian deserved to have a visa....

@k_athiw2991

Жыл бұрын

Because generalization is the solution for everything?

@jazy3091

Жыл бұрын

I'm Polish (so there's not that many Russians as in Baltic states for example) and my social media are filled with videos of Russians yelling at bus stops and streets obscenities, insulting Poles and generally behaving as if they owned the place and told us off for not wanting to accommodate to all their whims. The entitlement is incredible really. And yes, they are aggressive towards Ukrainians who are generally very welcomed in Poland. It's much worse in Baltic states as there's much larger Russian community, and that's why it's mostly Baltics and Finland (main point of transition for Russians who want to go to Europe or buy restricted goods) that push for this ban and I understand them.

@philwhittingham59

Жыл бұрын

@@k_athiw2991 that was just one example, there have been plenty more, ..especially with Russian holiday makers in Turkey ...it made my blood boil to see the Russians laughing and mocking Ukrainians.

@zoran5076

Жыл бұрын

@@jazy3091 True. They behave like brutes wherever they go. At the same time, they think of themselves as representatives of "great culture"

@vintagebollinger4439

Жыл бұрын

Stereotypes exist due to one reason - they reflect traits that are universally recognisable. This doesn’t mean the traits in question are universal to an entire population. Not all Russians are Orcs but a large enough percentage are, for this to be a recognisable national stereotype.

Does anyone know the significance of the title “1420?”😊

It stuns me that none of those you questioned had an opinion as to why it was necessary for the EU to refuse visas to Russians. It appears they are in their own little encapsulation of Russia Innocence.

@nonseans

Жыл бұрын

They have zero self-awareness only entitlement. "Crossing borders is not an privilidge" - yes it is. Russians is going to learn that the World doesn't owe anything to them.

@tsunset

Жыл бұрын

Why was it necessary? Did it stop the war?

@nonseans

Жыл бұрын

@@tsunset only Russians can stop the war. It is necessary to excercise citizens responsibility for the country and for it's leadership.

@tsunset

Жыл бұрын

@@nonseans Yeah, I guess sanctions and ban of visas will really help with that, like it did in North Korea and Venezuela. By the way, how much money has your government spent on Russian gas? I understand that it feels uncomfortable to pay more, but you said that Russians should even risk their lives and freedom.

@Notmyrealname69420

Жыл бұрын

How are random citizens from Chelyabinsk responsible for this, should we hold every American accountable for the 5-10 wars they started or been involved with since 9/11