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@jetstream8139

Жыл бұрын

Yeah to hell with this sponsorshit. It's a lot more important that you stop speaking nonsense about how Russia started this so-called "insanity". This "insanity" thing was started long ago by american companies fighting for natural resources that was discovered in Donbass and Crimean region. Ukrainian oligarhs affiliated with this companies acquired personal army feeded with questionable ideology and forcefully changed regime in Ukraine starting civil war.

@SheerMagnetismDarling007

Жыл бұрын

Ukraine and the USA governments are dominated by *THEM* You know who !

Skip to 2:44 to skip the 2 minute in-video ad.

Putin ain't going nowhere, he is just gonna keep getting wider

@rhiannongonzalesrosales9494

Жыл бұрын

He's old as f**k already so, unless he sold his soul to the devil for real, he has to die some time... realistically 😂

@belaytriks

Жыл бұрын

He is a mortal men. He is going to die one day. That is a fact. All living beens once stars their lives are certain to die.

@panasclepias2937

Жыл бұрын

Hey, me too!

@augenmaugen

Жыл бұрын

Well not with an attitude like that. 😂

@drscopeify

10 ай бұрын

71 years old so his width has limitation too as tissue ages the clock ticks faster. With all the stresses and pressures Putin has had to deal with for 20+ years I think he will age very quickly soon and he will probably be unfit by age 75.

Russia without strong leader could be very dangerous for other eastern countries like Finland, baltian countries etc. because all kind of warlords would fight over the power to rule. Russia needs a strong leader, who is more friendly for western world. But this will not probably happen.

@dec13666

5 ай бұрын

Friendly = lap dog? 😂

@ziqi92

5 ай бұрын

@@dec13666you can be a strong leader while still being friendly with neighboring countries. People really need to stop conflating assholery with strength.

@user-dw3kl5mh8n

27 күн бұрын

@@ziqi92 Так этот же Путин, вы хотели сделать из него собачку в нулевых и он разочаровался в западе. Соболезную, ваша тупость снова принесла вам проблемы..

Question is, does his inner circle actually agree with him, or do they say they agree with him for fear of “disappearing”? Because then, they might tone down the craziness once he is gone.

@kenpachizaraki1947

Жыл бұрын

It's all a game and they only show what they need to sway you. There are no great leaders in this conflict and the history books show that given time... there are no good governments.

@elena__sh

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, it’s the latter. As a Russian I confirm, everybody in the elites secretly hates the latest policies, especially the war. This war and the sanctions lead to loosing their foreign assets. There were several leaks of private talks of one famous Russian musical producer and the oligarch, describing Putin as Satan, dragging everyone to hell. Putin’s press-secretary Peskov is against the war according to his mate, businessman Oleg Tinkov and also heavily hinting at how much he dislikes the situation. Unfortunately, those around Putin are too afraid to go public. But Russia will be free one day! We are normal people with unfortunately oppressive government

@ayankhaznawi

10 ай бұрын

Just because they disagree with him and act that they agree doesn’t mean if he is gone they will reduce the craziness. It could go the other way around yk. Anything happens.

@nanom893

9 ай бұрын

wake up Everyone who does not agree with Putin has already left abroad. He has maximum support among the population, and the closest people are the most loyal among them. Look at those who lead their army. One was a cook, the other a stoker and had nothing to do with the army. He puts in these positions only those whom he trusts and who are ready to take one of these places next to him. Do not perceive them as liberal people who were in their place and whom Putin took by surprise. All of them were appointed by him to serve before him. For almost 30 years, there are no people left in Russia who are against Putin collectively. The whole country is a collective Putin. And people began to leave en masse only when there was a risk that they would be taken to serve in the army, not earlier. And now they go abroad and continue to support the Russian invasion of Ukraine, whether in Germany, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Georgia, etc. They simply do not want to risk their lives themselves, but the ideology of their superiority over other nations is supported by every Russian (at least 99.9% of them)

Due to Putin's age and Russia's current laws, Puting will likely be gone in 7-13 years. So, not anytime soon. And there is no reason why the next guy would be much different. Also, the Putin regime is quite popular in Russia. There goes your premise.

Another Putin look alike doppelganger will just take over and say "Nice try but I'm still alive. I just look different because I got plastic surgery. That's all" and he will rule for another 10 more years.

I didn’t get past the long commercial.

@Bob-qz5yj

Жыл бұрын

Starts at 2:45

Here before it blows up... Putin too.

The issue here is you're analyzing propaganda and not the propaganda itself. This whole left/right paradigm (duality thinking) has to go too. These leaders aren't decent people and they're only the face of a much smaller, but worse group of people. The one people you can't criticize and seem to surround all of these countries leaders. One's who project their own evil onto others.

Thks & time for an update

Nonsense

Russia has a very low public debt, low budget deficit or surplus, low inflation, large gold and forex reserves, easy if doing business...so all the opposite of the USA with its high taxes and very high public debt

Meanwhile usa be like : who will be a good puppet dictator 😅

The good bad and ugly. All roll into one.

Nikolai is older than putin I don’t think he will succeed putin

Levada center is as reliable as former Soviet statistics😂 add couple zeros here, add a % there, take couple triple zeros and voila - new numbers for the naked Zar

@alexeyageev6966

9 ай бұрын

Same here, my good man. Hats off to ya

22 years? Start: 1999, now: 2023 hm...

Just found your channel. Very informative. Thanks for this.

Some Gazprom Officer. Or someone selected from the military or FSB who is agreeable to that group.

I loved all your videos but had real struggle watching this until the end. I get that you use sources when you're making videos, but if you do a kind of video like this you should use a lot of sources from all sides (west, east and neutral). Let me just touch a few topics you mentioned: 1. Russian ''imperial'' desires: what are you talking about? :D If any country has imperial desires it is the US. Waging wars constantly since WWII, overthrowing goverments around the world, fighting for ''democracy'', sure. All Russia wants is to not be like the EU countries (under US paw, doing its bidding) 2. Democracy in Russia. Ok this is a doozy since there is no real democracy since Greek city-states (even there it wasn't really since slaves and young people didn't have a right to vote), but lets do it. Russia has elections regularly and Putin and his party win, GG. You could say it's rigged, but someone can say it's rigged in the US, in France, anywhere really, who's to know? Just to take US for example again, you have 2 real parties and what they call deep state that can push their people real easy. Nowhere is great for us little people nowdays it seems, unfortunately. 3. World has been unipolar for so long now and it's really bad for everyone except US and not so bad for EU and idk Canada, Australia, Japan probably. Rest of the world does not want to be 2nd, 3rd world countries, can you blame them? BRICS is the new economic giant that is waking up slowly renouncing dollar, China being provoked for so long with Taiwan, Russia being provoked by nato expanding right to it's borders, stuff like that.... (there's a video idea about the dollar dominance and US manipulating it). Just imagine what would happen if suddenly Mexico started to discuss the possibility of entering military alliance with either Russia or China, began militarizing and considering having even a couple nuclear weapons for either China or Russia? I'm sure it would be run over :) Anyway, love all your videos except this one, not because I'm biased, but because it's easily seen here that all your sources for the video are from one side and heavily biased.

@emoJkee

Жыл бұрын

god that was hard to read, please never post your opinion again

@jetstream8139

Жыл бұрын

Нормально Андрюха все по полочкам разложил, красавчик.

@DJ-gg1mx

Жыл бұрын

Excellent observation and objective analysis. Thank you!

@user-jn3od3hk9n

Жыл бұрын

I clap 👏👏👏 every your word!!!!!

@ComradeAndrej

Жыл бұрын

@@user-jn3od3hk9n Cпасибо Полина и Jet Stream. Привет из Белграда

That was a very cheap shot at Pres. Trump. Thought you might be a balanced economist.

I am sorry, but your perception of Russia and its government is so flawed and onesided that your conclusions don't make much sense.

1:06 master works, we are by signing off you’re right that we don’t have to pay you in 10 years! If you change your mind after making a purchase, you are screwed ! For the most part anyways!

there will be nothing good without a REALLY strong leader for Russia, unfortunately

This blatant bias against Putin/Russia expressed in this video shows that I need to be skeptical about all your content.

@JuicyTobacco

9 ай бұрын

Telling facts is bias? What a strange perspective.

@userYoutube83

7 ай бұрын

@@JuicyTobacco I dont support putin but dom was clearly being biased here. The russian economy is booming right now and acting like this war was a complete dissaster is bs. Russia got sanctioned but are now trading more oil to india and a lot of asia, even parts of africa. 40 percent of indias oil last year was russian oil. They gained huge lands from ukraine that contained rich natural resourses and ukraine is likely to lose more. Im sorry to say it but russia kind of won and lot of russians do support putin

@outerheaven4384

Ай бұрын

@@JuicyTobaccowhat facts lol

Like something will change😂, probably for the worse.

well, he's not the only one to blame, there are hundreds of politics that are neither worse or better. I question myself: is it power that changes people that much or the people around you? probably both, because he wasn't that crazy at first. and by the way, all those folks waving with their flags on those squares during public speeches - they are forced to be there to create a look of support (they pay them around 15$ for that or threat firing from their jobs). also it's not the US to protest freely - you'll just get your 15 days of arrest and 250$ of fees (monthly salary for the most). courts, justice? just forget it.

@lrn_news9171

8 ай бұрын

Sounds like bs, Putin does have support in Russia and undeniably so and it's not a closed country lol Russians are all over youtube and expats have been residing there for decades

@lrn_news9171

8 ай бұрын

$250 is not the monthly salary for most. It's closer to $700 and in Moscow $1,700, Russia is like 80% cheaper than most developed countries.

@OliverEvergreen

8 ай бұрын

@@lrn_news9171 there's a saying here that may describe your stats: «Ones eat meat, the others eat cabbage. Together they eat cabbage rolls.»

@alexanded2383

5 ай бұрын

source: I made it up

@OliverEvergreen

5 ай бұрын

@@alexanded2383 я здесь живу, чувак.

At the moment the probabilities of these scenarios look like this: 1) Democratization - ~0% probability. Absolutely impossible as Russia never had any healthy democratic society in the first place. It was always governed by a different kind of "supreme leaders'', regardless of how they were called: Tsar, General Secretary of USSR or President - in reality it was always some form of dictatorship with fake imitations of democracy from time to time (even in USSR there were formal "democratic" elections, but there was only 1 name available to choose from - not much has changed since then). State of democratic society in Russia is best described by the term "learned helplessness": for generations common people were taught to believe in a miracle of a "strong supreme leader", but not to get involved in politics themselves. 2) Normalization - 70% probability. This is the most likely scenario because one of the strongest demands in Russian society is to feel "strong and proud" and for this Russia must be victorious. Russians strongly dislike the idea of potentially losing the Ruso-Ukrainian war, but they have little to none objections for the war itself as long as they are winning - and that is what creates demand in this scenario in Russian society. Regardless whether it will be Putin, or his successor, or someone else who will take control by force in a result of a successful coup - result will be the same: either Puting will go for escalation(mass mobilization, usage of nuclear weapon etc.) or he will be eventually replaced with someone stronger and more determined to win this war. 4) Chaos - ~20% probability and this scenario is only possible us an outcome of failed scenario 3. Escalation, i.e. it will start as Escalation, but will fall into Chaos for whatever reason... In a short term the only thing that can lead to this scenario is a prolonged coup like Prihozyn's one which will neither success nor fail in a few months time. In a long term slow but inevitable degradation of Russia's economy could lead to increased tension between different national groups. To sum it up: General population for the next few years will support whoever will promise them victory and glory which makes 3) the most likely scenario in the short term (2-5 years), but it is unlikely that this scenario will put an end to war. In this short term period escalation will reach its peak and after further escalation will not be a viable solution because of high resources demand on prolonged war so eventual lack of resources will force natural de-escalation for both sides which could potentially lead to a frozen conflict like the one between North and South Korea. In a long term of 10-20+ years after natural de-escalation and/or frozen conflict Russia will eventually come to a new point in history where it will be able to choose between scenarios 2., 3. and 4., but scenario 1) will remain absolutely impossible until either 2. or 4. scenario will become a reality eventually.

I think you should wake up now 😂😂😂

@morimay2817

Жыл бұрын

I’m sure you too!!! 🤣🤣🤣

you forgot to mention other option - russia splits into several countries, similar what happened during Soviet Union collapse

@alexanderrevan4478

Жыл бұрын

There are no prerequisites for this.

why is a politician who, by the will of fate and the people, has been in power for a long time called a dictator?)) if he is a dictator, then what and to whom does he dictate? For example, Mussolini determined the life and life of society, intervened in the art and everyday life of people. Westerners like to feel exceptional and put negative labels on others in order to exalt themselves.

This video has a very western POV. Poor russians, suffering the Czars, then decades of Stalin and (the worst kind of) communism, the 1990s drunk Yeltsin malaise, and now Putin. Best wishes.

@agorbogytr13

Жыл бұрын

Poor americans previously suffered slavery and not plutocratic leftist wokeist autocrats, feeling very sad for them. May we will make them free soon.

@Bob-qz5yj

Жыл бұрын

He's not hiding the fact that it's a western perspective, but the video is not about the Russian people and their condition, simple about who takes power, so it doesn't matter.

@OlgaLuchnikova

Жыл бұрын

the worst of it, taken directly from the lowest trashcans like cnn, simply read that aloud

@OlgaLuchnikova

Жыл бұрын

@@Bob-qz5yj the video is about the ridiculous worst hallucinations of the west

@james_l4337

Жыл бұрын

In fact many video of this channel is pro West Supremacy especially when it comes to those that's against USD like China, HK, Russia. Giving a very narrow view the way unipolar world wanted, not multipolar

My money is on Scenario 4. The one thing Putin's inner circle members hate more than the West is each other. 1) An agreed-upon successor cannot be an "outsider" (see: Yevgeny (Eugene) Prigozhin). He is not an oligarch who came up together with the likes of Abramovich or Khodorkovsky, he is not a ranking officer in the security apparatus, he didn't receive good-enough education (majority of oligarchs held PhDs before those were up for sale), nor he is a recognized "thief in law" (godfather); basically, Prigozhin hasn't "earned" his stripes yet as far as the rest of Putin's inner circle is concerned, and his disrespectful attitude towards peers is causing much annoyance. 2) An agreed-upon successor cannot be a non-Russian (see: Ramzan Kadyrov). Russia is pragmatically xenophobic - it will tolerate an ethnic minority as long as it "knows its place". The fact that Kadyrov is allowed to boldly voice his opinions is simply due to Putin's ongoing patronage, otherwise he holds minimal respect both at home and within Russian elite. The memory of Kadyrov the Elder is duly respected, however the son (Ramzan) is seen as an upstart spoiled brat. Most likely he will be sold out to opposing powerful Chechen clans looking to see Ichkeria as an independent nation after Putin is no longer around to protect him. 3) Age will play an important role. Putin, Shoigu, and Patrushev are either turning 70 or older, meanwhile Dimitri Medvedev and Mikhail (Michael) Mishustin are 57 and 56, respectively. Youth and virility are important assets in building a personal image. Dimitri Medvedev's current job is best summarized as spouting "fire and brimstone" rhetoric on social media; that is acceptable in of itself but is not suitable to an image of a stoic Stalineque leader, cold and brutal as Siberian taiga. In contrast, Mikhail Mishustin is the calmer, quieter brainy guy who is (once again) a pragmatist but who seemingly has not done much to have a big enough public image. 4) Be it either a fall of Crimea or Putin's health giving out, the main three forces most likely to make the next move towards consolidating power will be: I) A junta-like group of generals / military-led mutiny. See 1991 August Putsch (but a successful attempt by Communist hardliners this time around) for more perspective. II) Nicholai Patrushev using FSB and other internal security organizations. See 1953 Lavrentiy Beria's downfall made possible by Georgy Zhukov for more perspective. III) Yevgeny Prigozhin using Wagner Group in an attempted coup. See Russia's 1993 Crisis (but with Boris Yeltsin's forces losing this time around) for more perspective. 5) After much in-fighting, a military junta outlasts others and takes power with Mishustin or some other moderate as their face and mouthpiece. Immediate goals will be lifting sanctions (concessions would be considered), securing personal immunities (hello The Hague, we were just following orders, but here are the real villains you can make yourself look good persecuting), and re-distributing industry assets among loyal oligarchs to achieve internal stability. Life for ordinary Russians will continue to remain difficult as economy struggles for several more years. 6) Disintegration of Russia can occur, but partially and mostly in Caucasus region. Aforementioned Ichkeria and Dagestan will be the first to break away, with Tatarstan being the next possible candidate, however the West will step in to prevent China from obtaining an even greater foothold and influence over Russia's Far East and its significant natural resources.

@agorbogytr13

Жыл бұрын

You've literally sh*ted. 🤣

@user-gl9iw1fv2h

10 ай бұрын

What a silly graphomanic upstart. This didn't age well at all.

@TheManinBlack9054

10 ай бұрын

Shoigu is a non-Russian too, btw. He is native Siberian.

@mojewjewjew4420

10 ай бұрын

@@TheManinBlack9054 he is russian orthodox and views himself as russian,so doesnt matter if he has wide eyes.

@maronari

9 ай бұрын

lol didn't read

Such a propaganda video lol

Thank you for another analysis about Russia, filled with bias and delusional conclusions from the first seconds of the video. This once again shows the complete ignorance and misunderstanding of what Russia is, in Western societies or people who live in an environment influenced by Western media. It is always funny and interesting to watch such videos from a parallel world that have nothing to do with reality.

@AlmostEthical

Жыл бұрын

Is this a bot? A channel without content that is trolling without actually saying anything of substance.

@robvett8584

Жыл бұрын

@@AlmostEthical he’s right tho?! I luv my country bro but at the same time if I was going to be unbiased and objective and look at thinks from geopolitical lens and shake off all the pro western view you’d see that even though I personally don’t agree with or think he should’ve invaded Ikraine but Russia in essence had no choice and a small window of opportunity to do it and it was definitely a miscalculated gamble he thought he had better chance of success than losing but he overestimated his military and underestimated ukraines and the wests level of commitment support!!! If Russia added Mexico to its military alliance and tried to put boots, tanks, missles and bases a few miles off of our border we’d goto war as well not mentioning the fact America already made its intentions clear as far as Russia being our rival and really wasn’t

@AlmostEthical

Жыл бұрын

@@robvett8584 It's simple. All that is required is to not violently invade your neighbours. It's not a lot to ask. Most countries don't talk about how much they love their neighbours,, then wrongly accuse them of Nazism, then bomb and destroy the entire place, including vital infrastructure, then threaten to use nuclear arms. I appreciate attempts to be fair, but not all opposing sides are equally justified in their positions. Putin is a murderous dictator and serial liar. Flawed as our western leaders are, they look great next to dictators like Putin and Xi.

@robvett8584

Жыл бұрын

@@AlmostEthicallike we did in Iraq,Syria,Libya,Serbia,Panama etc.? course we look good next to Putin and xi but we also I have bad memories in the west !, but it’s honestly our country that not only repeatedly and illegally invade other countries but also destabilize even democracies in our interest, it sounds like mere conspiracies to us here or at the least we feed into there being justification for it but in reality it’s not!! And Putin and Xi know this better than we do and they absolutely do have to fear missles a few miles from Moscow and us supporting Taiwan and surrounding them on the map from all sides and threatening them as well

@robvett8584

Жыл бұрын

@@AlmostEthical we all know there’s history of big nazi movement across Europe including Ukraine but the nazism comment comes from the azov battalion that held out in Mariupol steel plant who fought Russia in the east since 2014 and are a sort of legendary fierce fighting battalion but had its roots in Nazism when first started the leader was literally a nazi like a lot of its original members some who died fighting throughout the years and or moved on but the same group also is known to have Jews in its ranks to!! But the real reason was to prevent USA from supplying Ukraine with advanced weaponry and training and applying for NATO that’s all that matters!! Doesn’t matter about the suffering and morality of the war itself or that me and you feel like the war is wrong!!

The author is so westernized 😢

@vavord5181

3 ай бұрын

More like brainwashed

Why dont dictators choose a successor a bit early? Can anyone explain the risks involved?

@drscopeify

10 ай бұрын

They fear that the successor will replace them. Putin himself said that if he steps down he won't live very long, there is the video of him saying it or similar.

@mojewjewjew4420

10 ай бұрын

Putin isnt a dictator and he does have a succesor just not official,his name is Dimitry Medvedev.

why this video has so few views, has it been censored?

@ScorpBerserker

9 ай бұрын

Maybe because it's just a video from a western guy, who didn't really know anything about real Russia or Ukraine, inspired by CNN, BBC, DW propaganda bullshit?

5:53 - I don't get it. Putin is ALREADY urging everyone to find compromise on Ukraine war and to end sanctions. It is the NATO side that broke all conversation on that and the Minsk agreement. Please do more homework.

@ChadwickTheChad

Жыл бұрын

Oops, you meant to say that putin started the war and he's refusing to surrender.

I hope for a peaceful outcome either way. What’s good for Russia is good for all of us, as the world is so interconnected these days.

Western propaganda channel.

Naive 😂😂😂

Good thing I watched this video. Chose not to subscribe because of this garbage

Hello! I am from Russia, and to speed up the writing of the message, I translated through Google. I just came across your channel and I want to say that it is very interesting, thanks for your content. And immediately so that not the most good people (despite the fact that I understand them in part) do not insult me, I am against the war, I have friends from Ukraine, and this whole situation saddens me, although it saddens me even more that I, and many others people like me (and there are a lot more of us than it seems) are suffering because of a stupid state, because everyone decided that we are responsible for the dictatorship, and when we ask what we did, we are told that we did not go under bullets and arrests to overthrow the government. We're scared. We are all scared. Even those bastards who are at the head of everything. Those who support the regime are usually already old, 45-80 years old (although few live to 80). There is an incredible level of corruption in the country, so much so that it speaks of an honest life in at least some area, adjusted for the desire to be successful, is not necessary. All business and power is in the hands of former criminals or security officials and the regime is appropriate. Those who support the authorities are afraid of the new 90s, when there was so much crime that it was dangerous to just go out into the streets, everywhere ... so they maintain "stability". Therefore, the country is like this, and the people in it. Sorry for such a long disclaimer, consider it an addition to the video about the situation in the country. Option 1 is practically impossible, not so much because of the lack of support, but because power is held and transferred by force, and the entire government is in collusion, so without the support of the army or just a very large-scale uprising, this is unlikely to happen. Option 2 is the most logical, especially considering that Putin did this twice - with Yeltsin, and later with his "accomplice" Medvedev, when he was given power for one term. Option 3 is unlikely to happen, although I would say that it is also possible due to madness and paranoia within the government. No kidding, they're all psychos. By percentage, option 1 is a maximum of 10, the second is 60, the third is 30. Option 4... I don't really want to think about it. But if this happens, I doubt that anything will change. Thanks for the video and reading the comment, I hope it was interesting

Taking about democracy where's none in the world, and spreading false information( KZreadrs this days thinks they can experience and knowledge in 14 like real scientist ( Man, before taking about any county, just live there for a year at least, and watch "Good will hunting" to understand what is difference about studying something and experiencing it in the first place!

He is the king

@amniotic105

Жыл бұрын

At first, he is the crime .

Vladimir Putin is not a Russian dictator .he is a Hero for all over the world.

@heygronk

9 ай бұрын

Get help

@nojusgailiunas3459

9 ай бұрын

@@heygronk True

Better the devil you know...

The scenario 4 is the best for everyone. Including russia )))

Vladolf Putler

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3:20 Нет Войне=No War

@kiry4454

9 ай бұрын

yea, not war in Iraq Sirya Libiya

Dictator?😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are funny my guy, stop misleading the population

I don't see the only acceptable scenario: full restructuring of the Gulag-state into national republics, so it's a federation no more. Russians need to undrego what germans did after WW2. Mass reeducation and lustration. Then a new generation may have some hope (depend on efficiency of the process). The current one is a lost cause for the humanity.

@SimpSizzler

11 ай бұрын

The only reason Germany or even any former axis powers did "well" after WW2 was because of direct American stimulation. It was a basically we get rich by you getting rich scheme. That shit ain't gonna work in the modern economic environment.

Pro Putin ❤❤❤

@benmart28

Жыл бұрын

You should give some reasons... here's my example, I liked trump for his 22% business tax rate " now in the 30s% " I liked how much cheaper fuel was, I felt as if my freedom of speech wasn't being taken away... that's a big one for me, if I can't disagree with my government without being hushed then you aren't truly free... now I ask do you not want a democracy? I do understand the benefits of a full time leader especially during economic downfalls and war but after a time I feel you can really tell a away it's going, do you see putin making Russian better? I don't see biden making anything better and can't believe I still have two more years left of him... I apologize if I sound rude but I'd really like to hear your point of view on theses questions

@OlgaLuchnikova

Жыл бұрын

@@benmart28 you've confused degeneracy with democracy, didn't you?

@benmart28

Жыл бұрын

@OlgaLuchnikova are you scared to call this a war? People in Russia have been imprisoned calling it a war and not a special operations... you claim it's to stop the " nazi " but that's a default to say Russian phobia and the only real phobia is what the Russians have against the American people... what if we started a special operations to stop American phobia? Would you be against that? If so then you're a hypocrite... now we can have a reasonable conversation if you'd be open minded enough but I highly doubt you can say putin has done any good besides restoring crimeas water supply by blowing up that dam... give me one other reason why putin is " great " really I'm open minded enough to switch side... but you gotta convince me

@benmart28

Жыл бұрын

@OlgaLuchnikova you're leading me to believe that there is no other " good " he has done... if you're going to have an opinion on something you should have reasons behind it, because if not you are just a sheep " a follower " and have no real thought processes for yourself... you just do what you've been told to think

@OlgaLuchnikova

Жыл бұрын

@@benmart28 ok, I see, you really did confuse those two (and probably much more as well, but I am no longer interested somehow)

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