Comments by "Alexey 9" (@Fillipok) on "Good Times Bad Times" channel.

  1.  @PavltheRobot  Thank you for clarifying the Polish origin of the authors of the channel. Now this explains why the author wants the destruction of Russia to pieces under the guise of "democracy" and "decolonization".
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  2.  @Alexander-fq1bu  Yes, the will of the people does not decide anything here ... The authorities, without any questioning of the people, divide the country as they please. I hope that we will be able to avoid a repetition of this terrible tragedy.
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  3. Sorry, but this video does not reveal the internal situation in Russia. He does not delve into what moods are inside Russia, how different peoples of Russia relate to the unity of our country, and so on. He just says, look, different nationalities live here, let's divide Russia like this and give this part to Kazakhstan. It looks more like the author's wishlist. No serious work has been done.
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  4. As a Russian, I hope that in the event of a collapse, our missiles will be launched into the US and the UK. 😁
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  5. So no one asks people's opinions. This is the author's desire to divide Russia into parts.
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  6. Russians in different parts of the country feel themselves as a part of one country. Dividing them into different countries would be a crime against the people of Russia. It's funny how you don't take Russians into account when you try to divide them. And you still present it as a blessing. Better divide your America into parts or the European Union.
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  7. There are definitely such risks, but we will fight for a single state. And in fact, I hardly understand how the disintegration should occur if, in fact, national minorities in Russia occupy a smaller part of the country. More than 80% of Russians consider themselves Russians. Ukraine in this case is a more multinational country... Back in the 90s, the Bolsheviks separated other nations from Russia and part of the Russians from Russia. The prospects for separatism are rather doubtful.
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  8. I do not share your ideas that after the collapse of Russia, the life of ordinary people will improve and therefore, if necessary, I will fight for the preservation of a united Russia.
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  9. I do not know anything about the opinion of the elites of Russian regions, but as a resident of one of the regions of Russia, I am frightened by the prospect described by the author...
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  10. It's convenient for you to redraw history. Rus is a common part of the history of Russia and Ukraine. You can even look at its historical territories and notice that one half of it is part of Russia, and the other part of Ukraine. Exactly the same can be said about the genetic component of Ukrainians and Russians. We have many common relatives, common genes. Russians from Moscow and Ukrainians are no more genetically different than Russians from the Urals and Moscow. Today's self-determination of Ukrainians is more political than national. If they want to secede, let them secede, but why invent a story that did not exist is a big question. The historical connection between Russians and Ukrainians is undeniable.
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  11. Yes, the sad scenario you are considering. Apparently, it is necessary to prepare for a war to preserve a united Russia. As Uralians, we need to unite in groups in order to fight together for the preservation of Russia.
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  12. I hope that this scenario can be avoided... In the 1990s, the USSR was divided into parts without asking people's wishes. This time you again want to divide us into parts without asking the opinion of the inhabitants. At least, as a resident of the Urals, I will do my best to prevent this from happening.
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  13.  @ElectronicYouth  Да, Егор, желаю вам такой же судьбы, какую вы желаете России.
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  14.  @rowanpost6063  You talk in a very interesting way. Since Poland and Russia had a common past, they have the right to discuss how Russia should be divided. Great, no problem. Then it turns out that Russia has exactly the same right in relation to those countries that were associated with Russia. We can also argue in the same way how the countries of the former Russian Empire should act. Here, we will say that Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, in our opinion, should return to Russia. For example, our leaders will say this. Do you like this rhetoric? If you don't like it, then why should we tolerate your meddling in our affairs? Maybe the Bashkirs, Tatars, Chechens, Russians, Buryats, Ukrainians and all other nationalities inside Russia will figure out how to live without you? You are running a very dangerous game that you yourself may not like. We, too, can start dialogues about historical justice. You should have at least a modicum of respect for our country.
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  15. I agree that the Chinese factor worries the West the most. Without China, with the defeat of Russia, the United States could simply buy the Russian elites and get pro-Western puppet states in Russia's place, which would be completely loyal to the West and export all Russian wealth at a bargain price. But then China intervenes, which will not allow these plans to be realized. As a Russian, I'm happy about it :)
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  16. Why do you wish us harm? :(
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  17. Um, no, in any case, with the collapse of Russia there will be a terrible civil war. If you wished us well, then you wished us that the collapse of Russia would not happen ... With the same success, I can wish you the mildest civil war possible ...
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  18. @Random Guy Do you understand that a strong Türkiye implies an independent policy? This means that they will cooperate with whomever they want. They will trade with whoever they want. You don't want any of this. You want Turkey to follow what your Western elites say. The United States even imposes sanctions for the fact that Turkey does not buy American air defense, but Russian ones. And then you say you want a strong Turkey. Do not make me laugh.
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  19. This is what happens when you talk about something you don't understand at all. You argue as you think could happen in Russia. But the reality is far from the current one. There was no request in society for the restoration of the Russian Empire or the USSR. I will say more, any such sentiments in society were suppressed, because a nationalist-minded society can demolish the government, which is only interested in making money on oil and gas. There is no ideology in Russia. Putin is essentially a populist who adapts to Russian society and says that his speechwriters will write to him. Yesterday he is a liberal, today he is multinational, tomorrow he is Russian, after tomorrow he is a communist. Society was not prepared for the current war with Ukraine. There was no request for the liquidation of Ukraine. Just at one moment, the authorities decided to launch a military operation against Ukraine. On February 24, Russian society, for the most part, looked at these events with bewilderment. Nothing was explained to the Russian society. People later had to figure out why we need it. And even then the authorities are not going to finish the deal with Ukraine. Their goal was to pull off a military operation similar to the Georgian one, where they demand that Ukraine give up its claim to the Donbass and Crimea along with the neutral status of Ukraine. But Ukraine did not go for it, deciding to arrange a full-scale war with Russia. Now the noviopes in the Kremlin don't know what to do with Ukraine. They weren't going to do it. They were not going to return Ukraine to Russia, they do not need it, the future of Russia does not interest them. They want to trade with the west, travel west, and now it's all ruined. When they achieve their goals and agree with the West on the terms of peace with Ukraine, the Russian authorities will quickly suppress the pro-Russian people who will demand to complete the deal with Ukraine. They don't need it. There are no attempts to revive the Russian Empire or the USSR. This is just populism to motivate people to fight and get peace agreements out of Ukraine. If they were really going to return Ukraine to Russia, then it was necessary to turn out a military operation back in 2014, when Ukraine had a large part of the population on the side of Russia and was not ideologically indoctrinated, when NATO was not ready to fight for Ukraine, but no, they they didn't need it then, they don't need it now. The return of primordially Russian lands is just populism and nothing more, the authorities are not going to revive Russia.
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  20.  @linusfotograf  Why don't you take into account the actions of NATO? NATO initially set itself the goal of depriving Russia of subjectivity. They will try to take as much of Russia under their control as possible.
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  21. But it's great that you're discussing this. The Russians will understand what you are planning for us. Such videos open the eyes of those who believe in the goodness of the West.
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  22. The question is how this breakup can be peaceful. As a resident of the Urals, I want Russia to be a single state. If other inhabitants of the Urals want to secede from Russia, then I will have to fight with them in order to maintain a single state.
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  23.  @nobodyherepal3292  So here, too, the reasons for the collapse are not described. The author randomly drew the borders. The collapse of the United States can be analyzed in the same way. We can say that there were protests against Biden here. Here we will have a new state. More Mexicans live here, we will separate them into a new state. Yes, there are many problems in Russia now, but this is not a reason for disintegration. The reason for the collapse is the mood in society, but they are not there now.
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  24. And the most terrible day in the life of Russian people.
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  25.  @Mykola-u8j  No, thank you, buddy, your stories about successful Ukraine will make me laugh. You have lost 6 million people in the first 20 years of independence without a war. You are in 185th place out of 195 birthplaces in the world. Because of the open borders with Europe, most of your young population fled to Europe even before the war. Open your demographic structure in 2021. You just had a demographic gap before the age of 30. We also have a bad demographic situation in the country, but the Ukrainian nation was dying out in your country even before the war. Corruption remains at an incredibly high level. You just have some oligarchs replaced by others. There was simply no economic development. The entire industrial base of the USSR has been destroyed. Before the war, you survived on loans from the West.
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  26. It's true. Moreover, many refugees will try to take revenge for the fact that the West has led Russia to collapse. It's dangerous to let them in.
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  27. I think you are forgetting that the West also has an interest in Russia. Initially, the West planned, in the event of Russia's defeat, to create on Russian territory a dozen small puppet states with purchased pro-Western elites who would sell the country for nothing. But today China is entering the world stage and will not allow this to happen. It seems that it is now more profitable for China to keep Russia as a single state that performs the functions: energy supplies, economic cooperation, containment of the NATO military alliance. In the event of an attempt to collapse Russia, China will lose all this and potentially get pro-Western puppet states that, like Ukraine, will fight against China.
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  28. Mafia state... Okay)
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  29. As a resident of the Urals, I am ready to pick up an ordinary machine gun in order to fight for a united Russia. We'll find a way to fight, don't worry.
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  30.  @dmovila  Oh, how much you hate the Russian people, that you want us to collapse ... (
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  31. The ultimate goal of NATO is the destruction of Russia and the subjugation of Russia to Western countries. The end of the war is not the end of the confrontation with the West. After that, the struggle will begin on other fronts.
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  32. Sorry, Egor, but most likely your Ukrainian state will fall apart, not Russia.
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  33.  @ElectronicYouth  китайский? Почему китайский сразу? В случае уничтожения России за нашу территорию будут бороться и США и Китай. США будут пробовать создать на территории России марионеточные государства наподобие Украины, чтобы потом использовать их в своих интересах. Китай точно также попробует забрать себе часть России. Тут еще не понятно, где бы я оказался при распаде России. Китайский возможно бы и не пригодился.
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  34. So NATO plans to make a dozen puppet states on Russian territory that will work in the interests of the United States. The United States will be able to suppress any conflicts between them due to the small size of these states.
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  35. All right. Then a terrible civil war will unfold and I will become a participant in it.
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  36. Hahahaha, it's not even theoretically possible. Russians make up 80% of Russia's population. If you send only 20% of the population to war, then you will not be able to wage war with such a large state as Ukraine.
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  37. So the prize is big. Russia is rich in resources, everyone wants to get a piece of it.
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  38.  @MaddoScientisto-fb3kb  Во-первых, по поводу электростанции это спорно. Можно ли их поражать или нет. Во-вторых, пропагандист из ролика говорит о том, что Россия ракетами поражает жилые дома и целенаправленно стреляет по мирняку. И даже не обычными ракетами, а стратегическими ракетами на десятки миллионов долларов, чтобы покалечить сотню мирных украинцев. Очень эффективно. Лучше уж как раз украинцы делать, которые обстреливают Белгородскую область кассетными боеприпасами. Дешево и эффективно. Затраты в тысячи раз меньше, а эффективность такая же.
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  39.  @MaddoScientisto-fb3kb  Вот это вы сравнили. Весной 2022 года в Харьковской области шли бои между ВСУ и российской армией. Вот Россия и применяла различные боеприпасы в борьбе за территорию. 30 декабря же никакой военной цели даже близко не было. Украина просто по приколу ударила кассетными боеприпасами по центру Белгорода. Россия таким не занимается. Случаи поражения мирняка на Украине в подавляющей части случаев являются следствием неточности или работы ПВО на Украине. В случаи же с Белгородской областью это целенаправленный террор населения. Поэтому имею полное право сказать, что 404 страна-террорист.
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  40.  @fighting_bones  Who said this?
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  41. It's true. In the event of a collapse, the West will make every effort to ensure that the Russian civil war remains only within Russia.
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  42. What nonsense about economics? Ukraine did not have the opportunity for economic growth: industries in Ukraine were closing, the young population fled from Ukraine even before the start of the war. The country's economy was supported by cash injections from Western countries. The only opportunity for the development of the army is military support from Western countries. This is what Russia was afraid of. Russia was afraid that NATO would make a mortal enemy of Russia out of anti-Russian Ukrainians.
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  43.  @durendalarcas8209  I understand you. And I really appreciate your honesty. I would like your politicians to also be honest in their plans for Russia in case of defeat. We just have a problem in Russia. Many Russians believe that we will now give up and will be pitied. But it's pretty obvious that it won't. In this scenario, the Western authorities will use our weakness to their advantage: they will divide us into parts and rob us. And it will be our fault for weakness. It is necessary that more Russians understand your plans for Russia and prepare for a war for the existence of Russia and the future of the Russian.
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  44. I think that he is guided here by his personal attitude towards Russia. The fate of people does not interest him.
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  45.  @andreasbimba6519  This is how your elites think. Russia is too big, it needs to be divided. This is the essence of the current confrontation between NATO and Russia.
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  46.  @josipag2185  Ахаха, Беларусь это Литва, это что-то новенькое. Не думал, что увижу нечто подобное тут.
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  47.  @josipag2185  🤣🤣🤣😂
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  48. Zelensky and his entourage still continue to steal without any problems. They know that if something happens, they can go to another country and live there on the billions they have earned. You apparently have little understanding of what is happening in Ukraine.
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  49. Rather, Ukraine will destroy itself to weaken Russia. Ukraine had a catastrophic demographic situation even before the war, and after the war Ukraine will lose too many people. A country without people cannot be great. The younger generation of Ukraine will die in the war or immigrate to other countries after the war. Everything is going according to the plan of the Americans: Ukraine and Russia will have no future.
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  50. We need to make more efforts to preserve a united Russia. The future of Russia depends on us and we must work for the good of our country.
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