This is the same video from us but made in March, 2022: kzread.info/dash/bejne/enWh3LKedNKrY7Q.html

@APlusRussian

Жыл бұрын

Same video, different locations - different answers 🤷‍♀️ А вообще интересно вышло! Девушка под конец четко описала то больное общество, представители которого "выступали" до неё 👌

@1Thedairy

Жыл бұрын

It’s so sad as many of these young people are so uneducated and poor. Putin wants to keep them like that so he can use them to fight his illegal wars.

@alcoholfree6381

Жыл бұрын

These young Russians that like Putin are FOS- Full Of Shit. They are either afraid of stupid? Maybe they’re joking?

@APlusRussian

Жыл бұрын

@@alcoholfree6381 I wish they were joking, being ironic, anything... But, alas - they believe what they say, it validates their way of life, sad as that may sound to us in the West 😑

@jaygonzales8258

Жыл бұрын

@@APlusRussian As an outsider looking in, I can admit that Putin had done alot of good for his country/federation in many ways. But at the same time he has done stuff to undo a lot of that good in other ways. And this whole us vs them/east vs west mentality doesn't serve anyone other than those in power on both sides who can use it to maintain and expand their power(s) and point fingers at each other across the isle. NATO was becoming irrelevant until Putin gave them an excuse to re-invigorate their "raison d'être" (reason for being) by pushing this "us vs them" mindset. NATO let Chechnya Georgia Syria Crimea etc go and didnt involve themselves for the most part other than lip service to those on the blunt end of Russia's big stick. But there comes a point when they will and the 2022 special military operation was it. Now you can say NATO did the same to Russia by expanding eastwards that maybe but ask those small countries like Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Lithuania, Finland and etc, knowing what they know and the having experienced the freedoms they have during their time away from the Kremlin would they give it all up and return to the so called "motherland" the answer would probably be a big fat NO! So in that sense NATO didn't expand east rather those nations ran westwards into NATO's arm's for various reasons, I dont need to list here.

Hi all! I am the "lady sociologist" from this video :) Many thanks to everyone for the kind words about my opinion! It was a little scary, but I'm glad I said what I think :)

@alexleibovici4834

Жыл бұрын

Please accept my sincere admiration.

@TRIALEX3

Жыл бұрын

Да ладно вроде ничего страшного не сказали:) можете спать спокойно 😂

@Tuck213

Жыл бұрын

Glad you spoke up! What did you think watching the other Russians give their approval of Putin?

@uzstiklo7141

Жыл бұрын

Stay safe, Katia! Hugs from Lithuania

@SlavBoss-sn5cv

Жыл бұрын

Ваше мнение очень важное!!!! Всегда приятно слушать что говорят адекватные люди, не всё потеряно значит :D respect from Lviv 😁

“It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.” ― Mark Twain

@imperium_vox

Жыл бұрын

That's why westoids so sure about everything they think about Russia

@mistressofthewoods5333

Жыл бұрын

@@imperium_vox And Putin so sure about all the Nazis in the world?

@baldeagle6531

Жыл бұрын

Yes, random man have a right to judge everyone apart from himself 🙉👏👏

@imperium_vox

Жыл бұрын

@@mistressofthewoods5333 Ask Putin, I'm not him

@FranciscusList

Жыл бұрын

@@imperium_vox so you are a "westoid" when you know?

It's exhausting to be in Russia today because you have to communicate with people like these people in the video. Even within one family. For example, my mother and my brother support "special operation" (we fought again yesterday), my father and I are against the president and the war (and my son, but he's only 9). I feel very tired because of it. It's very amusing me - a lot of Russians have Ukrainian roots (you can know about it due to their last name - word endings have letters "ko", "uk"). So why? Why is it happening... It's a rhetorical question, of course. I just can't believe that many people have brainwashed brains

@maxrussell7364

Жыл бұрын

I don`t think they are game enough to say what they really think.

@dog4328

Жыл бұрын

So if they don’t agree with you it’s brainwash?

@mrmetalzeb4596

Жыл бұрын

@@maxrussell7364 and in part they are to be forgiven because their beliefs derive from false assumptions. Did you hear the boy who is grateful to putin because with him today russia is a leading country? Or those who thank Putin for turning Russia into a safe country? They don't even imagine what's in the rest of the world and they learn it on Solov'ëv TV .. what's their fault? Just think that in russia many believe that around the world there's russophobia, that if i didn't hear it on youtube from russian trolls i never even heard it in my life. sad

@ilyakopylov9040

Жыл бұрын

если только ты не веришь в путина , то не надо говорить за всех

@evanj5844

Жыл бұрын

@@ilyakopylov9040 где там конкретно про это написано? Читать научитесь. kzread.info/dash/bejne/mqutlI9rn8Wsc6Q.html во что верить?

Pedestrian: Putin made our life better. Interviewer: what did Putin improve. Pedestrian: I don't know.

@marekpumex

Жыл бұрын

Basic unconscious answers...

@llVIU

Жыл бұрын

putin got him a free washing machine from ukraine. Shame that a family member had to die though, fighting the "nazi". It was a nazi washing machine, they had to liberate it!

@Anton-kh9bj

Жыл бұрын

Если сказал "Не знаю" это не значит "Ничего". Человек мог не задумываться или не владеть информацией или не готов ответить. У вас логическая ошибка, с помощью которой вы хотите овладеть неокрепшими умами, перетянув их на свою сторону. Как и все пропагандистские видео на этом канале антироссийской направленности. Дали бы ему, к примеру, загуглить "достижения России за 20 лет", потом бы спросили, что из этого он почувствовал на себе. А вот последняя девушка, вполне возможно, готовилась к ответу, но по существу вообще ничего конкретного не сказала.

@saucy743

Жыл бұрын

Is it a normal pedestrian's job to know what he does? No, if he doesn't care about politics then why should he even give a shit about what bills he passed to make their life better? All that he needs to know is that Putin brought them a better life than what their fathers, mothers and even themselves in some cases experienced in the 1990's.

@mikemahoney6840

Жыл бұрын

@@marekpumex Exactly.You get the same BS from Trump supporters.They tell you that the election was stolen but have no proof.

I'm from Russia! Until 2022, I always thought that young people were oppositional, and this was even evident: before 2022, many of the young did not like Putin, but after the start of the war, many were replaced, and I am shocked at how much I did not know about my acquaintances whom I considered smart people!

@spraguesean

Жыл бұрын

Very depressing! Redeemed only by the last lady and those dogs! More clips of dogs, please!

@nathanstomach4255

Жыл бұрын

Greetings from Kazan, I'm 23 and this people from the interview are some sort of aliens for me, I don't have friends of my age who support Putin. When I was in school most of my classmates supported Navalny, some of them were arrested for participating in meetings. I always thought that people who support the regime are the older generation, but oh boy how I was wrong.

@InteractiveIdea

Жыл бұрын

There is a lot stupid people living in every country on the planet

@johney3734

Жыл бұрын

have ppl changed ?

@InteractiveIdea

Жыл бұрын

@@johney3734 Person changes all the time. People are group stay about the same. Changes slower.

When the second guy said that the Ukrainians are getting their asses kicked you could just feel the interviewers looking at eachother in the silence thinking "...Should we tell him?"

@user-yh4sy6xc2z

Жыл бұрын

The most terrible thing, and it is difficult for a Westerner to feel, is that before that we called them brothers. 30 years ago we were one country, half of Ukraine speaks Russian, almost everyone in Russia has relatives in Ukraine. Almost any Russian has some Ukrainian roots and he is 1/4 or 1/8 Ukrainian. It's as if Germany would bomb Austria or the USA Canada. Even this comparison is not enough, it's as if Texas would separate from the United States and the rest of the states would fight in Texas.

@Scrambler85

Жыл бұрын

@@user-yh4sy6xc2z well said 👍

@russetmantle1

Жыл бұрын

@@user-yh4sy6xc2z I think a lot of us Westerners do understand now that this is a big tragedy of the situation. It's the ultimate betrayal. That the brutal Russian invasion has driven a wedge between your two peoples that will not now be healed for hundreds of years. That Ukrainians everywhere are now united against Russia. This war seems to represent a new birth of Ukraine's national mythos as the strong country that stood against the Russian tyranny that pretended it was a brother. To be invaded by Russia on a pretext of Ukraine having been overrun by Nazis - and for so many Russians to actually believe this. It's unforgivable. It's obvious to everyone that Ukrainians don't think of themselves as the brothers of Russians any more. Quite the opposite. What was it Zelenskyy said as Russian missiles were raining down on multiple Ukrainian cities with the goal of destroying as much civilian infrastructure as possible? "Do you think we are still one people? Do you still think you can scare us, break us, force us to make concessions? Do you really not understand? Don’t you understand who we are? What are we fighting for, what all this is for? “Without gas or without you? - The answer is without you. Without electricity or without you? - Without you. Without water or without you? - Without you. Without food or without you? - Without you. “For us, cold, hunger, darkness and thirst are not as dangerous and deadly as friendship and brotherhood with you. But history shows everyone and everything in its place. And we will have gas, electricity, water and food, and it will be without you!” At some point, all Russians will need to understand that this is what Vladimir Putin's perverted dreams of Empire have brought them to. And that it would be a damn good idea to start getting political to make sure this kind of shit never happens again.

@infinitelp7796

Жыл бұрын

@@user-yh4sy6xc2z Actually Germany and Austria were for a long time in a dualistic battle for supremacy. As an example you can take the conflict during the time of the german confederation after viennas congress 1815-1866. Germany as a whole wasnt existing we were split in many small states with territorial leaders and ofc Prussia and Austria. In the end Prussia won over Austria (Battle of Königgrätz) because they had advanced rifles first breechloading rifles and standartised ammunition. Then 1871 came and the second german Reich was formed. Austria wasnt part of it although there was the hope of some to form a big German Reich. Well in 1938 it became true after the collapse due to ww1 and the uprise of Nazi Germany. We forced them like russians are forcing ukraine. The difference is our Anschluss was without bloodshed and without killing our so called "brothers" en masse. And today we all are happy that Austria is an independent democratic state yet there are a lot of dumb Nationalists but well we also have them. But if I look at russias Ultranationlists they are almost like a joke. Its truly shocking to see what Russia has become in todays world.

@larszenthio1012

Жыл бұрын

@@user-yh4sy6xc2z It was an independent and freer Ukraine that some of the Russians were drawn to at first, because they were tired of Russia. More and more people went to Ukraine and Putin didn't like it, so he started annexing parts and that's what triggered everything almost 9 years ago. When he later found out (a couple of years ago) that there were deposits of gas and oil in Ukraine, he decided to try to take over all of Ukraine in February 24-2022. It hits him right in the face.

Wow! You did save the best interview for the last. I was stunned by how she is cautious, but at core honest, and considers things deeply. Oh, the fact that she answered so succinctly impromptu is ...well that's admirable.

The young woman at the end spoke about her education & having access to more varied sources of information. That illustrates why authoritarian parties & governments often want to limit education & independent media, to keep citizens in the dark. I hope she has a chance to use her knowledge to better her own life her society.

@Homer-OJ-Simpson

Жыл бұрын

Exactly how it works. Look at China. They control all media and information.

@ricardoymasha

Жыл бұрын

same coin, but the other side, By example, russians media are forbiden in EU. Look what is going on with Twitter after Elon Musk..., Not only authoritarian parties and goverments want to limit education & independent media, all goverments know that as while they keep desinformated the population, they will rule for more time. just that. Those people earn money and eat in that way. just that

@eliasziad7864

Жыл бұрын

Russia is one of the most educated country in the planet. People can also be brainwashed by Western propaganda...

@Itachi_Uchia1

Жыл бұрын

Russia does not limit education so its not a authoritarian regime

@Homer-OJ-Simpson

Жыл бұрын

@@Itachi_Uchia1 North Korea does not limit education so I guess it's not an authoritarian regime?

He makes a lot of laws, even though he doesn't follow half of them. He is still competent 🥴

@nbgoodiscore1303

Жыл бұрын

Go figure 😅

@Spanish_Patriot

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't even tell if that was sarcasm or not. This is really f*cked up.

@iceiejest103

Жыл бұрын

🤣

@iceiejest103

Жыл бұрын

@@Spanish_Patriot Yeah.... 😂

@juliec5309

Жыл бұрын

That was pure sarcasm on his part...check his smirks they're very telling. I know how to read between the lines with them after 8 months lol

Shocked that the young people in a large city think this way. This is sad, thank you for the last interviewee, without her ... I'd be lost.

@tenhi2339

Жыл бұрын

500 thousand people is a small city for Russia

@jersood9059

Жыл бұрын

It’s not, third biggest Russian city has population of around 1.5 million. As do many. Compare that to Moscow’s 13(20) millions and St Petersburg’s 5.

@user-yh4sy6xc2z

Жыл бұрын

В этих грустных краях все рассчитано на зиму: сны, стены тюрем, пальто; туалеты невест - белизны новогодней, напитки, секундные стрелки. Воробьиные кофты и грязь по числу щелочей; пуританские нравы. Белье. И в руках скрипачей - деревянные грелки. Этот край недвижим. Представляя объем валовой чугуна и свинца, обалделой тряхнешь головой, вспомнишь прежнюю власть на штыках и казачьих нагайках. Но садятся орлы, как магнит, на железную смесь. Даже стулья плетеные держатся здесь на болтах и на гайках. In these sad lands, everything is designed for winter: dreams, prison walls, coats; brides' toilets - New Year's whiteness, drinks, second hands. Sparrow jackets and dirt by the number of alkalis; puritan mores. Underwear. And in the hands of violinists - wooden hot water bottles. This region is immovable. Imagining the volume of gross cast iron and lead, you will shake your head, you will remember the former power on bayonets and Cossack whips. But the eagles land like a magnet on the iron mixture. Even the wicker chairs are held here by bolts and nuts.:( With love from Russia...

@RPRosen-ki2fk

Жыл бұрын

@@jersood9059 I meant as opposed to the small backwards villages that populate ruzzia, such as the previous video, where they were carrying their water in buckets.

@yap5995

Жыл бұрын

they're russians, a warmongering race, what did you expect?

Daniil, remember what I said to you, if you come to AUSTRALIA let me know, my son is around your age so he could introduce you to his friends. We will welcome you. Daniil I don’t think anyone wins when there is a war , I raised my two children knowing that there are only two types of people in this world, good and bad, that’s it. They both have friends in all different countries and they have zero tolerance for racism and prejudice. This is my way of stopping wars. From an old lady Sending love from AUSTRALIA xx

great interview series. many thx. hello from germany.

Last interview was excellent. As a Sociologist myself I was glad to see someone who recognized the manipulation of society by one man using the power of the government. Very intelligent young lady.

@pacmanc8103

Жыл бұрын

Over the course of 20+ years. Most of these kids know nothing else.

@vijek6435

Жыл бұрын

Almost an applied illustration of Plato's cave in her answer. It did not quite occur to me that for foreigners is easy to yell, Russia, bro, you live under a fascist regime. But growing up under it must be so much harder to perceive it as fascist.

@ShermanMark1

Жыл бұрын

Ever get the thought that y,all are the one who got it all around the wrong way

@papercup2517

Жыл бұрын

@@ShermanMark1 Of course. Those who are curious about the world, with minds of our own, try to always look at issues from all angles and test our conclusions regularly. Those who are unable to to shift their viewpoint in the light of new information remain captives of whatever narrative they've been conditioned to believe, or whatever they judge best for them personally. I pray everyone will one day taste such freedom of mind as we in the West are privileged to enjoy, when the world in all its complex realities will open up to them, like a flower opening to the sun.

@andrejrockshox

Жыл бұрын

lol. of course u like that answer.

"we have a good life so we support him" wish i could do such simple reasoning, must be so relaxing to live like that

@iceiejest103

Жыл бұрын

These are the kind of people Putin likes most. Just give them a couple of potatoes and vodka then they're satisfied.

@peternolan4107

Жыл бұрын

People totally lacking in empathy. Dead inside.

@attila2946

Жыл бұрын

@@peternolan4107 Exactly, because of this I'm hoping Russia will collapse. I'm going to celebrate it.

@rulerofroombas1443

Жыл бұрын

@@peternolan4107 it’s really hard to call them people

@mpwaterhouse

Жыл бұрын

Yup and any time the discussion turns tricky or the questions unanswerable with any degree of empathy then it's the old "we don't deal with politics" - essentially means as long as we're ok, we're not rocking that boat!

Many, many thanks for all your videos!

If you have never had something then you don’t know what you may be missing. It was very interesting when you asked them to list the things that have been achieved, in the west they are taken for granted and if not delivered then seen as a problem. It would be really interesting to see their response to a version made in somewhere like UK

“We have a good life, we don’t need to think about politics”… Unbelievable!

@ChrisM541

Жыл бұрын

It's called 'offloading everything onto the government'...brainwashed from birth to grave to be apolitical. Unbelievably shocking.

@TheOne30264

Жыл бұрын

Sure, I am sure you don't lose your sleep over people in Somalia or Afghanistan. Stop pretending.

@ChrisM541

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOne30264 They don't have the nuclear capability to annihilate the planet - Russia do, thus, for Russia's population to be, effectively, braindead, is evil.

@TheOne30264

Жыл бұрын

@@ChrisM541 arent you off the subject? I guess someone already forgotten all the other wars already. You gave a memory of a goldfish.

@ChrisM541

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOne30264 Deleting your comments now? - how 'brave' of you to remove your posts !!!

The young lady at the end is 100% correct! She seems to have an accurate grasp of the overall situation.

@elmerkilred159

Жыл бұрын

Just one person in a sea of hoodwinked masses.

@kilotorch

Жыл бұрын

I am horrified that young people adhere to this stupid position. But there are many people like the girl at the end of the video in the country. All my friends are against this shit. Someday common sense will prevail. but the sacrifices are too big

@24-7promo

Жыл бұрын

@@kilotorch 100% Agree..!

@typedef_

Жыл бұрын

@@kilotorch Maybe you don't understand the situation well enough... Or are you so intelligent that not a single concept can escape your grasp ?

@user-ud7ru9ph7x

Жыл бұрын

Rewatch the interviews. I'm not sure, but I think most young people are so scared that they respond ironically.

Your interview is very good, brother!

Thx again Daniil for the insight 👍......the last interview is a ray of hope among others I have seen with other Russian KZreadrs ...best wishes to her and you as well ..thx again

Imagine how depressing is to be the last lady around people with previous opinion.

@mantirig4139

Жыл бұрын

I know the feeling, i live in Texas

@yungpandana4463

Жыл бұрын

Imagine believing they all said their actual opinion instead of speaking out of fear.

@ivaniliev2272

Жыл бұрын

@@yungpandana4463 I can Image this. I am from Bulgaria where many people who I personally know actually believe in this.

This is the same thoughts it was 120 years ago. My master knows everything and I put my life in his hands. People even afraid of thinking!

You guys are doing a great job. Greetings from North Carolina..

Yesssss, sociology for the win! I love that woman. She did so well! Thank you!

@eddybrevet6816

3 ай бұрын

Well, that’s wt kids get, listening to their elders

The last one is well educated. She said it all.

As a Finn, it makes me sad to think that one day I might have to find these young people at the other end of a gun. I wish things had changed for the better with new generations.

@goldrush5764

Жыл бұрын

Swedish brother here! I will help you if it ever comes to that! /Love from Sweden

@meteuor2859

Жыл бұрын

Polish pal here, don't worry, we will stand for you (we're the first to go actually)

@fireboy1996

Жыл бұрын

@@goldrush5764 Well, the good thing is that if it ever comes to that it's most likely a united NATO with Sweden and Finland whooping that Russian a$$.

@Disorder2312

Жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? This cannot realistically happen.

@tshifhiwaramatswana6862

Жыл бұрын

Lol, are you threatening Russians? You do realise that Finland is joining NATO to do whatever USA tells them & will soon be you vs Rus?🤡 Don't worry after you join NATO & become USA puppet, USA will say provoke or attack Russia, the rest is history Look at Germany about to be economically destroyed because of NATO & USA foreign policy

Thanks!

The question "what has Putin done for you?" was brilliant in that moment. It revealed to the interviewee and audience both, that the opinion was not a product of a thoughtful and introspective process, but a simple parroting of what he had heard. Putin may very well have done some positive things for these people, but this individual had not a clue about what they might be, or what the cost had been. Yet, the meta-irony here is that few of us in other countries have a clear idea what our government is doing in our names.

@paveljenis3224

Жыл бұрын

Though western goverments are not perfect, there are waaayyy better then dictator who is bullying people, murdering opposition, elimination of free press,etc. Much, much better then general Alladeen.

@jamesmcguire6706

Жыл бұрын

What has Biden done for you?

Oh I love the last one she save the day make them more like this please she is such a sweet heart ❤️ and so are you 1420! 🤘

Thank you for these videos!! Nice look inside the thinking in Russia. The last girl seemed to have her eyes wide open. Hopefully there are a lot more of them!!!

@user-yh4sy6xc2z

Жыл бұрын

There are probably 15 percent of people like her here. Maximum 20.

@peternolan4107

Жыл бұрын

@@user-yh4sy6xc2z With those kinds of numbers, people like her are better off going abroad.

@user-yh4sy6xc2z

Жыл бұрын

​@@peternolan4107 I understand. Please tell me, how are Russians perceived in the West now? And how to behave there? It's just that in Russia, often those who leave are called traitors, especially if they leave and say bad things about their country in the West, i.e. I will leave for example to the USA or Europe, they will ask me about Ukraine. If I unequivocally condemn this, then it turns out I am a traitor.. Won't people in the West subconsciously perceive me as a weakling and a traitor of my nation? And if I avoid these questions, then others will think that I probably support aggression in Ukraine. Probably it's all nonsense, I'm not guilty in anything myself, and it doesn't matter who and what would think of me.. I am 19 years old, I plan to emigrate to the West, so I am concerned about this issue. And another question that scares me in emigration is if someone will behave aggressively or insult me because I am Russian. Is that unlikely? It's just not clear how to defend yourself then, here according to our mentality, we don't argue for a long time and don't insult each other, if another man insults you, then you immediately beat him and in a fight you decide who is right. But if I behave like this in the West, I will be deported immediately. Then how do I protect myself if someone is unfair to me?

@longmac3548

Жыл бұрын

@@peternolan4107 15-20% he talking about have the whole brain,2 ear, and 2 eye,the rest have half of everything.i think that what he mean:)

@tman5634

Жыл бұрын

The intellectual in Russia are clearly the minority, who really deserve much much better than the dictatorship they live under. I genuinely feel for them.

The most interesting question that actually made the interviewee think was asking what Putin had done for their home town, infrastructure etc. Maybe need some questions that cover the directly, or even if money is best spent on the people and towns/villages or the oligarchs yachts and foreign mansions.

🙏 Daniil, you and your friends be careful over there, ok? Don't take too much risks even though it's interesting for us overseas to see.

Well he has really worked a number on those citizens. They know nothing of what is happening in Ukraine, and they don't care. They are ignorant and deluded, and quite frankly living in conditions most free people would not tolerate.

@tenthousanddays2103

Жыл бұрын

And you know what's happening cause you watched it on the news...? (weapons of mass destruction anyone) The 1st casualty of war is truth.

@user-gc4fs5vu8g

Жыл бұрын

Many people across the world don’t care what their government do in other countries. Were French and Americans worried about Libya? I don’t think so

@peternolan4107

Жыл бұрын

Putin did not make them this way. They have been for years. When Putin came along, he fit right in to their expectations of government.

@dzonikg

Жыл бұрын

Most people dont care..when NATO was attacking Lybia i was at that moment on cruise ship..i asked everyone young do they know where is Lybia and it was 95% from west countries ..NO SINGLE PERSON KNOWED WHERE IT IS

@tman5634

Жыл бұрын

Brainwashed, deluded, disinterested, zero empathy, zero intelligence. This fits all but the last interview here.

Either the misinformation works well on them or they are drilled by their parents to not give their actual opinions to strangers because it's dangerous out there.

@andrejrockshox

Жыл бұрын

how do you know you are not misinformed?

@tn5346

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly. I also thought, since the interviewees were mostly all young people, opinions in Russia have either shifted dramatically as of late towards the pro-war, pro-putin side or viewpoints change depending on the geographic region or the person's age. The "Tula Oblast" place seems more rural than Moscow

@FckPooTN

Жыл бұрын

i highly doubt that they are driled by their parents to lie. its just their deluded opinion. Russians think like that for decades. "The main thing is that my life is good" They are raised to be egoistic and should not care about politics since soviet times. They are raised to be naive pawns who can be manipulated by the elites.

@jollyrott3nn

Жыл бұрын

Maybe they just really love their country and want the West to step off

@GreekHouseEffect

Жыл бұрын

It's really impressive how many people here seem to meet concepts such as propaganda, nationalism and political complacency for the first time through Russian society. Just do some introspection, geez

Well you should see some of the people in American's opinions. A lot of people still think the two parties here are different. It is not horrible for people to want their country to be good, it is very natural, there is no shame in it, people have to live with some dignity.

excellent. very informative. 👍

Pay attention and you will see that at least one of those saying outrageous things is actually very likely sarcastic (the boy at 2:19) : "He makes a lot of laws, although he does not follow half of them" and "we have wagner group, illegal everywhere, you would think putin would make them illegal to but they work for us so no, all is well". You can tell by his smirks and his piercing stare trying to figure how the interviewers understand his words, and if they see how funny they sound. But if I am right, it is still a bit scary that that type of humor, of seemingly very confidently defending the system as a very subtle form of protest, emerged.

@charbrillant7494

Жыл бұрын

Not sure he’s joking, it’s Tula, not Moscow

@user-xq3oo8pn4b

Жыл бұрын

@@charbrillant7494 and what does it change🤨? Tula is not so small , it is not a village. People there (maybe a small part) are against the authorities. Also in Moscow there are people supporting the president

@charbrillant7494

Жыл бұрын

@@user-xq3oo8pn4b there is still way more educated people in Moscow

@thewindowsmaaane

Жыл бұрын

Yeah they're taking the piss

@helenan3960

Жыл бұрын

You don't need to be 'educated' to be clever and sarcastic. This guy is young enough, probably under 20, that he cant be that educated anyway. And you can be sure there is a large number of university educated people in any city. I dont understand the point of your comments, in other words. Anyway, its clear that he's joking. Watch his friend bite his lip trying not to laugh

I love the last answer! She felt safe to speak the truth. WE ARE WHAT WE LEARN, LEARN WHATS BEING TAUGHT. But the question is... WHO'S THE TEACHER??

@ChrisM541

Жыл бұрын

"WHO'S THE TEACHER" --> brainwashing from birth to the grave/your critical thought processes nullified...the #1 reason the world has so many conflicts.

@angelalangford3297

Жыл бұрын

@@ChrisM541 SADLY...That is exactly right! #1 we don't choose what parents, what country, what culture we're brought up in. We're expected, as we grow, to be and do like everyone else... to follow the same rules.

How are you staying safe? are you not afraind? Anyway super nice work

The apathy and the vacancy of human conscience and empathy expressed by the bulk of Russians in this and many other videos is stunning.

@user-gf7vt8gr3p

Жыл бұрын

If you grew up in such kinds of society,you will be same with them.

@user-jo6uf2ff6h

Жыл бұрын

@@user-gf7vt8gr3p these people now are have growned up. They should start thinking

@amoltov496

Жыл бұрын

It's just a matter of survival. A way to fight anxiety in authoritarian system, when acting on conscience cost you quite much.

@user-jo6uf2ff6h

Жыл бұрын

@@amoltov496 no it's not. You muss up the reason and the consequences. The apathy was always in this people, even when Russia HAD freedom of speech. One of the reasons all this happened it's because of absolutely no interest of people in politics. The second big reason is that European governments didn't want to listen to warnings about Putin from Russian public people and from others post soviet countries' public people. Despite all the warnings they continued to trade with him, to make friends with him

@amoltov496

Жыл бұрын

@@user-jo6uf2ff6h can't agree with the first one. There always was interest in politics, and it remains now, but government made it harmless to them with a large variety of methods. It's learned helplessness, coaptation, conspiracy theories spreading, scarying the people with NATO, terrorists, separatists, et cetera. Overgrown propaganda and police costs billions of dollars to the system per year, which is too lazy and greedy to do so without need. And I've seen what government trying to supress. There were protests, small and large ones, there were a lot of opposition electional campaigns sponsored by croudfunding, there actually almost all real opposition relies on croudfunding, and it's works. Even when they can't participate in elections, which almost always are fraud, it's not rare case when people protest vote for even fake opponent, which noone even seen once, just to not elect regime representative, and they surprisingly win.

Daniil and helpers: when this is all finished, I hope you win an award for what you have been doing for your society. From America, I say thank you for spreading truth and sanity! (These are things America has almost lost a few times.) 🐈‍⬛🐕🌾🍂✌

@Michael-bf1dt

Жыл бұрын

Hi Diane how are you. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 to USA 🇺🇸. It’s a good video. Your comment is very apt. A lot of people nowadays are influenced by bad leaders. I wish you a happy day and stay safe 😊🙏 Michael

@diane9247

Жыл бұрын

@@Michael-bf1dt Thanks...our current one is a good man, thank goodness. Cheers!

@Michael-bf1dt

Жыл бұрын

@@diane9247 I fully agree with you - he is decent and has integrity. I hope it stays like that and doesn’t return to former times. I am sad about the deep divisions there are now in your country. Enjoy your day 😊🙏 Michael

@_v_5931

Жыл бұрын

And wouldn't you all go to the ass with your reforms. Russians will decide for themselves in which country they live. And I advise you not to get into Russia with your rotten Western values.

Hard to believe the lack of independant thinking of these young people

@joseywales7463

Жыл бұрын

Easy. Over 100 years of unbroken KGB propaganda control of media and education.

@Fuckzidan84andjamaica

Жыл бұрын

Just like in china,vietnam,laos and cambodia most of those young countries are lack of good mindset and independant thinking

@user-jq4ej7pf9o

Жыл бұрын

''Independent''

@obligatoryusername7239

Жыл бұрын

@@user-jq4ej7pf9o Yes, independent They are all parroting Kremlin talking points and most of them can't even defend their positions.

@ChrisM541

Жыл бұрын

True, and the real problem is brainwashing from birth to grave to remove any critical thinking from even starting. Pretty disgusting and no way to advance civilisation...quite the opposite.

5:30 that girl was 100% right, if Mr Putin will be removed, country will fall into many pieces. Love from INDIA👍 be together and strong, like you were always.

Hi mate, great work! Stay safe. 🇮🇹

Wow, a sad and depressing video, but one that needs to be made and watched.

I'm glad you saved that last one for last. The rest are very depressing to watch. It is obvious they are spewing state propaganda out of fear.

Посмотрела уже несколько ваших видео и поняла, насколько же наша молодежь необразованная. Я говорю это не из-за того, что мое мнение расходится с их мнением. А потому что они не могут нормально высказать свое мнение. Видно, что мнение их сложилось не из-за долгих дум и анализа, а "мнение" это вышло из телевизора, из простой пропаганды!😔

@thornelderfin

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Well said. It is very obvious that their opinions don't stand on any logical arguments and analysis, they have just been copy-pasted without even thinking about them afterwards. I am always facsinated by this type of people (everywhere in the world), who can hold a very strong opinion and fight for it to the death, without taking even 1 minute to think about it deeply.

@kpaxmal6

Жыл бұрын

Ну да, идёшь такой по улице и тебе бац вопрос какой-то. Ты сразу собрался и разложил всё, как по полочкам)

@pupsik6050

Жыл бұрын

@@kpaxmal6 именно так:) я считаю, что человек имеющий свою личную точку зрения, свое личное мнение, до которого он дошел сам, способен выразить его, даже, в неожиданный момент. Сужу по себе и по моему окружению

@rioluna6058

Жыл бұрын

@@pupsik6050 im a costa rican my country receives lots of tourist and i always thought that russians and russia is like antithesis of costa ricans we say pura vida which means pure life , russians must say pure death ....also our gdp percapita is way more than ruskis if we are a third world country i think russia is in this same category

@rioluna6058

Жыл бұрын

@@pupsik6050 to me the only good russians are the ones who oppose the war and the killing and r4pe of civilians ...

After seeing the two latest 1420 videos: A strong army must exist in the surrounding countries, definitely. And good allies.

You guys are genius, well done.

@TerryMcGearyScotland

Жыл бұрын

They are. Brave too.

@TerryMcGearyScotland

Жыл бұрын

@@lalaland9793 Putin's propaganda and lack of information has a lot to answer for.

@alexleibovici4834

Жыл бұрын

@@lalaland9793 > I wish those young males... are sent to the front line tomorrow I am against the death penalty just for being stupid...

It concerned me that the thinking is so shallow. Yes, the last lady came as a relief.

That young woman at the end, the sociologist is SMART!!!!

@fatherstalin6688

Жыл бұрын

the girl at the end works for that particular channel , this particular channel is managed by some Ukrainians who pretended to be the Russian opposition

Наблюдаю за этим каналом долгое время, ребята молодцы, что поднимают важные для социума и страны темы на иностранном языке. Однако стоит немного ознакомиться с искусством и этикой проведения соц опросов. По крайней мере из видео понятно, что многие опрашиваемые не ожидают сложный вопрос "в лоб" без small talk'а, что несомненно искажает полученные ответы. Ну и токсичное "а что он для вас лично сделал" или "ладно, спасибо, понятно" после ответа, который не нравится лично интервьюеру сильно напрягает. Впечатление словно это не соц опрос, а спор за столом с дальними родственниками.

@fellow7091

Жыл бұрын

It is not a poisonous question to ask for what your pres has done for you and your country. That is a very relevant question for any pres.

@pilinapikhibiva

Жыл бұрын

@@fellow7091 obviously, the question itself is not an issue. My comment is particularly about intonation and non-verbal delivery of the interviewer which might affect the way those people responded. I can clearly sense that as a Russian speaker.

@NiceEvils

Жыл бұрын

interesting, in what way does the lack of small talk beforehand distort the answers given?

@pilinapikhibiva

Жыл бұрын

@@NiceEvils there're many research works on that. For instance, chapters about interviews in Berg and Lune "Qualitative Research Methods for Social Sciences". Small talk is really important since it 'breaks the ice' between respondents and the interviewer. So when people feel calm and confident in the person they're willing to talk openly and share thoughts without any suspicion. In case of this video people might think that she is the governmental interviewer at first. Then the interviewer girl starts to sarcastically mock the respondents which is really hard to get from English subtitles. This is totally against any research ethics. I am not a pro-Putin, but as a native in Russian I'd have felt suspicious about this person asking me straiforward questions with intonations like that.

@NiceEvils

Жыл бұрын

@@pilinapikhibiva I agree, these questions are very direct, and you're right that the respondents might be worrying about if it is a trick to see if they are loyal to Putin and the government. It's sad that people have to think like this these days in russia, free speech doesn't really exist now. I also noticed that after the answer is given the follow up was a bit mocking or at the very least was questioning the opinions and statements of those interviewed. But I think it is good to challenge people and challenge their statements.

смотрю это, и складывается ощущение, что это всё один большой пранк. я просто не могу поверить в то, что даже у молодёжи могут быть настолько промыты мозги.

@crazydave8350

Жыл бұрын

Shut it Ukraine

@Chaldon-hl6yk

Жыл бұрын

Этот канал и есть большой пранк

@wellhesqt3968

Жыл бұрын

@@Chaldon-hl6yk держи в курсе ZомбироVанный

@PUARockstar

Жыл бұрын

@@crazydave8350 если ты тот чувак со всех телеграм чатов, то жаль, что ты ешь путинское говно как бешенная псина. Совсем конченные.

@whileimrolling3630

Жыл бұрын

Боятся и ищут оправдания. Умные уедут, а эти так и будут мямлить что-то невнятное.

Things and opinions change once you have to yourself go to the frontline. From behind everyone is patriotic and brave.

One important detail: this video was shot in the city of Tula. Tula is most famous for its arms industry! Most of the people there work in or are somehow related to this branch. So its not surprising, that the answers are "patriotic".

In your next video can you ask them “what are the differences between Russia and North Korea”

@robbiepmusic

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what i was thinking. Their answers would be, we are free to do and say whatever we want because putin is a good leader lol.

@psycho.dad5252

Жыл бұрын

about 0.011 %

@joseywales7463

Жыл бұрын

North Korea Communist Party never staged a false disinformation Collapse in Russia 1991, its people never tasted some freedom. Russians have, therefore the Russians are not quite as brainwashed as NKoreans.

@Fuckzidan84andjamaica

Жыл бұрын

Putin almost become like kim and if he order to close russian in every borders he might be done for this

@mr.meatsoup5639

Жыл бұрын

top 3 answers for that video would be: 1. i dont know 2. We are free lolol 3. Im apolitical, then proceeds to walk away.

That poor, lonely girl! How does she get through the day surrounded by these people, upside right in the upside down.

The last girl was cute and cuddly. She knows the importance of critical thinking, getting and forming knowledge from variety of sources by due diligence! Awesome, I would get her a big hug if I can. 🤗

@fatherstalin6688

Жыл бұрын

the girl at the end works for that particular channel , this particular channel is managed by some Ukrainians who pretended to be the Russian opposition

thank you for that last interview!! It was very much needed.... Keep the faith. Have no fear to love your nation, but loving your nation doesn't mean you have to love the people in control of it :)

“Those Ukrainians we’re asking for it.” Typical criminal mentality. The criminal is the victim & the victim is the criminal!

Admirable woman at the end ❤

2:18 great sarcasm! love it

It is actually quite hard to have an objective view when you are immersed in a given culture and society, and bombarded by propaganda. The last answer from the Sociologist actually shows that it can be done, but you need critical thinking skills and put a concious effort to be dispasionate and objective. I’m impressed by her courage and thoughtful answer. 💪

@francescomonini8882

Жыл бұрын

She also speaks English, that gives Access to the Western (and beyond) source of information. Something most Russians cant do

@mladennestorovic3366

Жыл бұрын

@@francescomonini8882 The same goes for people in West. You only read what your government wants you to read, I have never seen anything good about Russia, China and India in Western media. For example Erdogan runs Turkey for quite a long time and nothing wrong about him could be seen in Western media as long as he had pro USA politics in terms of foreign relations, when he introduced more independent politics he became "evil man, even US sponsored coup'd'etat against him". Not to mention that Western ally is Saudi Arabia where women arent even allowed to drive a car....

@bonaz11

Жыл бұрын

@@mladennestorovic3366 to be honest you can't make the west one single entity. There are countries in which media are more subjected to propaganda than others. For example in the US some news channel like Fox News with Tucker Carlson openly justify Russia and Putin decisions. In Italy, where i come from, there are many anti-nato opinionists invited in TV programs and even pro-putin russian journalists. The debate in the West is far from being one-sided as it is in Russia, and medias like it because more debate means more audience.

@rekreator9481

Жыл бұрын

@@mladennestorovic3366 Western politics isnt flawless and there is a lot of corruption too, but Its definetely better than going to gulag just for speaking up against your regime..

@tinfoiltwinsz

Жыл бұрын

she actually didn't say anything at all. Just generalising her "knowledge", without being a tiny specific about anything.

I had lost all hope in the young people on the video until the last young lady, there is hope! Take care and stay safe 🇬🇧

@_v_5931

Жыл бұрын

And wouldn't you all go to the ass with your reforms. Russians will decide for themselves in which country they live. And I advise you not to get into Russia with your rotten Western values.

@user-bb5bf2tp4w

Жыл бұрын

I think most of then are simply afraid to open up, fearing prison or something even worse. Ukraine will get justice 🇮🇪

@user-bb5bf2tp4w

Жыл бұрын

@Pax Romana Здесь нет мнений, правда одна.

@arau8310

Жыл бұрын

I lost hope. Only ONE person out of the lot that expresses anything but adoration for what the world knows to be the second coming of hitler is not encouraging. I understand that it's too small of a sample for it to be meaningful, and there are laws against speaking out against the government- so people will not be honest in their statements if it contradicts the official government line.

Anyway s love your channel keep it up 👍

It seems like Putin is training Russian citizens very well.

@user-yh4sy6xc2z

Жыл бұрын

Hello from Russia. Russia has always been and will always be like this. Putin's regime is still very soft by the standards of Russia, just for 22 years of rule in the regime of God and Julius Caesar, anyone will go crazy. There is no point in trying to change something here, you either need to go to the West and start all over again there, or be able to adapt well to this system, steal something, for example, a forest, or be a "Russian hacker or cyber fraudster", i.e. steal from Western companies via the Internet and no one will get you in this wilderness and here you are like a king. I have friends who have chosen this path, they are doing well, the Western standard of living, connections with law enforcement agencies, etc., huge log houses in a beautiful forest in Siberia, their own library, they just live in their own world and they don't care about anything, but for this they have to cooperate with the regime That is, you are allowed to steal in the West, but in return you share some stolen data with the special services. I personally decided that this is not for me and I will emigrate. Trying to change something here is pointless, you will be put in prison for 20 years for nothing, you will die in prison, because the conditions in Russian prisons are like in concentration camps. And no one will feel sorry for you, will not say "this is a hero who is fighting for freedom," most people will say: "this is some kind of idiot and traitor, it's right that he was imprisoned, he should have been executed at all." Now there is a chance for changes, after Putin, the liberal and democratic opposition may come to power with the support of the West, but they will not hold power. They will be supported by a maximum of 20 percent, the Russian hinterland and especially people in the east of the country are very brutal, they will not understand stories about democracy, they will say: "You are talking some nonsense and you want to sell our power to the West :)" We cannot have a young intelligent and progressive guy as president, many people will say: "What kind of a brat is this? We need a strong leader, a strong hand, a real man." No one here will respect a dude like Macron or Trudeau, people will just say, "What kind of faggot is this?" By the way, when Putin came to power he was quite liberal, he wanted to join NATO and be an ally of the West, but by the end of his second term his rhetoric had changed. He realized that the people needed a king, not democracy, and became a king, his friends, classmates stole billions, he built palaces for himself, tried everything possible, and then he became a roof from permissiveness and he wanted to become a great ruler, return the Russian lands and leave a mark in history. He doesn't care about the standard of living of people, but he is very worried about what will be written about him in history textbooks..

@user-yh4sy6xc2z

Жыл бұрын

@KajkoiKokosz It makes little sense, it's easier to negotiate with the Russian elite, if you are counting on hunger riots and revolutions here, you will wait a very long time. So that you understand, I understand, you are a Pole, imagine that somewhere near Krakow in villages and small towns, the military come to the village, grab young men, bring them to the military enlistment office, without a medical examination, determine them to the troops, take away their mobile phones, then they are taken by train to the West without they freeze in warm clothes in the train carriage, then they walk in formation for a week and shoot twice from an old machine gun and they are sent to the front. Their relatives have no connection with them, if they die, their bodies will most likely not be returned home, relatives are simply told: "We don't know anything, go complain wherever you want." Why I outlined it. 1) It makes no sense to wait for a revolt from below, any changes are possible only from above within the elites 2)If you just want to take revenge on the Russians, then we are doing a great job with it ourselves :)

So many of these guys are like mob wives. As long as they're taken care of they won't question what's really going on.

@joseywales7463

Жыл бұрын

And once war comes to USSR soil, their desire to live will strengthen their loyalty to their husband. Go along to get along.

Sometimes it takes a lot of education and intelligence to really understand what is happening around you. Glad to see the sociologist has her eyes and mind open but everyone else is in denial

The dogs in the park said the most intelligent answers in this video.

Makes sense. People against him have already left.,🏃

Aplauses for the last young lady! Congrats, healthy brain!

@user-yh8oc5nw2g

Жыл бұрын

Вы откуда?

@user-yh8oc5nw2g

Жыл бұрын

И вы считаете,что в России живут тупые люди и при этом удивляетесь, почему мы вас не любим

I clicked like for the sociologist woman , smart and articulated. Attacking anybody or country is ALWAYS a bad idea because of the universal law of return. Excellent video Daniil ✌peace with the universe.

7:15 Забавная фраза - "это для зарубежной аудитории, поэтому переживать не нужно".😄 Вы стараетесь для зарубежной аудитории? С таким подходом вас быстро прикроют.

Daniil, thank you for your interesting and brave work. It is often depressing and incomprehensible to the average Westerner I think, but also very instructive to understand what is going on and why. The gems in between give hope and make up for a lot. You are appreciated!!

@lopezb

Жыл бұрын

One of the best vlogs for sure. Courageous, intelligent, humorous, insightful-

@trunovsergey1141

Жыл бұрын

Да! У него очень смелая работа. Остальных всех блогеров в России давно уже расстреляли!

Thanks Daniil, yes that last girl was a relief to hear! and the girl doing the interview, who ever you are you are a STAR. Stay safe

Thank you 😊

Waking up will be very painful for so, so many young and old russians.

All I can say is, thank God for the last girl. It gives me hope that maybe others said what they did in fear for their safety.

@Leonion6

Жыл бұрын

No they didn't. It's not North Korea, you don't have to sing songs of of praise to the supreme leader the moment you were asked about him. "No comments", a shrug or even a simple "negative"/"positive" would perfectly suffice.

@MrGregHiller

Жыл бұрын

Of course they did: Only a fool wouldn't.

@dog4328

Жыл бұрын

She is not threatening her safety, if she directly challenged Putin in politics then maybe

@MrGregHiller

Жыл бұрын

Yes she most certainly is. The situation is seemingly much, much more threatening than you apparently understand.

@dog4328

Жыл бұрын

@@MrGregHiller Alr lmao, is she arrested yet? No. Stopping trying to make Russia look like some kind of dystopia where you’ll disappear if you even peep about the government

Thank you 1420. In Tula Putin's cult of personality seems to have taken deep root - reminiscent of Stalin or Mao. The national cult of "Big Brother" Putin has taken up all thee young peoples' loves., leaving them politically illiterate. They have never known any other style of political leadership - only this relentless authoritarian extinguishing of their intellects. Sad. But then there is the brave young sociologist at the end. Yes, Daniil, her thoughtful contribution is indeed a relief after the "parrots"! Stay safe. (from London)

@trunovsergey1141

Жыл бұрын

Вы не скажите, а в чем безжалостен его стиль правления?

That last lady is really smart and a good person.

well americans didn't think that bush is a war criminal so they r not so different

Thank you for your work. I appreciate it x

Well, at least one person is awake in Russia. Good to see. Thank you as always for bringing us this channel for understanding something about the psyche and attitudes of the Russian people. I pray the light will dawn some day for them all... and that Mr Putin's brutal war will end soon, so all can live in peace again.

@juliec5309

Жыл бұрын

There were a few more that I saw. Some were being sarcastic

@Thejrgtx

Жыл бұрын

Putin's war? You are very much mistaken. Many people here (especially Russians) support the war and Putin's brutal policies. What can we say if even Chechens, whom the Russians have been killing for 300-400 years and continue to do so, support this war. As a Chechen, I was shocked by the situation of my friends, those with whom I studied, played and grew up. Those whose parents were bombed by Russia 20-30 years ago, calling us terrorists and radical Islamists. And some of them support this war, and it is very painful to realize. But, fortunately, there are not so many such people in my people. But there are many bloodthirsty imperials among the Russians who consider themselves a superior race. They hate everything and everyone around them. I'm trying not to go crazy. I'm sorry for a lot of mistakes, I'm writing through a translator

You make me shy with camera😂😂 im dead😂

The answers from the majority are what I expected. When you live in a country where expressing an opinion can inadvertently land you in trouble, most people will either avoid having an opinion or avow support for the repressive regime in blind faith. Instilling fear into the majority of the people is the way the government maintains power and deters opposition. The last lady was very brave to express her views and I hope she remains free from persecution by the authorities.

This is the best channel I am suscribed in KZread. I can't thank you enough for your work. A big hug from Spain!

I am very sad, not only because these youngsters show ignorance but because they show heartlessness or evil morality . You invade a country, kill their people because they show off?! You are happy no missiles flying over your head but don't mind to throw missiles over others head? I don't know what to say to them.

Thank god the last lady in video give me some hope 🙏

I really enjoyed that last girl - she seemed really smart - much smarter than me! She gives me hope for the future!

thanks for the video!

Спасибо за вашу работу ребята! Мне 27 лет, и смотря на людей в кадре мне стало неловко от их высказываний и волосы встали дыбом, но после девушки социолог мне стало легче и радостнее на душе ❤ Всё обязательно поменяется и люди многим людям придётся проходить сквозь перемены внутри себя, осмысливая, то что реально происходило в стране и что она делала во внешний политики.

@Limemill

Жыл бұрын

Не, никто ничего не пересмотрит. У нас есть пример нацистской Германии. Даже после поражения и де-факто оккупации они закрывали глаза и уши, когда им показывали кадры из Освенцима и, по соцопросам, аж до 60-х годов считали Гитлера великим человеком. И это - самый оптимистичный вариант, потому что американцы, британцы и французы составили им школьную программу, которая воспитала в молодом поколении умение мыслить критически и адекватно оценивать прошлое своей страны. В России этого не будет, её вряд ли оккупируют на десятки лет даже в случае полного поражения. А добровольно даже сталинизм в России как следует осуждён и проработан не был. Что уж говорить о Путинизме. Нынешний выворот головного мозга - навсегда. Даже если вслух люди потом будут притворяться, что мнение поменяли

@crazydave8350

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@Manny4u 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

@user-ie8oj2uo5t

Жыл бұрын

Лично мне неловко стало от ваших высказываний и особенно высказываний ребят снизу. Сами-то не осознаёте, что сами похожи на людей из этого видео, только с позицией противоположной? Только в отличии от вас, те люди не строили из себя великих знатоков политики.

@Proud_to_be_Slav

Жыл бұрын

Неловко? Сходи в туалет.

@mistertwister9124

Жыл бұрын

@@Limemill все именно так. Нежелание признавать и прорабатывать ошибки ещё не раз аукнется в будущем. Выводы будут сделаны но совершенно другого толка.

Ehh, i also live in Tula region and completely agree with the last girl, possibly my opinion is even more radical, so i hope you ask me in one day :)

Thanks for the videos; they're a view into Russia for we foreigners (or maybe just me.) Please be careful for yourself.

Don´t know how there will be peace with a new generation like this. Russia needs more people like the young women at the end of the video.

@SkyCloudSilence

Жыл бұрын

Hopefullly she's in a tiny minority.

Thought they were being sarcastic at first but then realised the depth of their delusions!! 😮

The last is crazy! At least I many still support his eminence!

Ask them what they think about Russian military's latest humiliation at Kherson - "it will be Russian forever", Putin and his cronies said only weeks back - that forever was short lived.

Good video. You are brave in still making these videos. It is sad that it seems there are few people in Russia brave enough to confront their corrupt Government. Be safe!

@joebenson528

Жыл бұрын

You're American and you want to call other countries corrupt... Did you forget about 2020?

You're doing the right thing Daniil.