Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "Vladimir Putin Takes Oath As Russian President For Fifth Term | Watch Glittering Ceremony At Kremlin" video.

  1. ​ @PEXKaliapa  Is the Moglolian point of view also Western media or is it Eastern enough for you?
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  2. Congratulations on even changing the Russian constitution, which was supposed to prevent rulers from remaining in power indefinitely.
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  3. ​ @PEXKaliapa  “I know that Putin does not tolerate freedom,” I have sat with him on many occasions. He despises differences and competition. He fears a free Ukraine. As a severe narcissist, he couldn’t afford to have more successful or wealthier neighbors.” Former President of Mongolia Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj
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  4. Congratulations on even changing the Russian constitution, which was supposed to prevent rulers from remaining in power indefinitely.
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  5. Average salary in Russia 600 euros. Average salary in the EU 2000 euros.
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  6. It seems Putin is leading you in the wrong direction
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  7.  @jimmyc974  Germany $1,414? I really can't remember you ever writing a single sentence that wasn't wrong. According to the Federal Statistical Office, the average income in Germany is 2,244 euros net per month. The average income here in Bavaria for those who work up to 36 hours per week is 2,362 euros per month. Anyone who is willing to work 42 hours every week will receive 3,500 euros.
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  8.  @jimmyc974  Yes, the cost of living and purchasing power are of course based on the average income. The result is called standard of living and is ultimately reflected in life expectancy. As you can see.
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  9.  @jimmyc974  Where did you actually get your fantasy numbers? According to the Federal Statistical Office, the average cost of living for a single person in Germany is around 1,800 euros per month.
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  10. Ein korrupter, kriegsverbrecherischer Psychopath?
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  11. You are so brave to publicly stand up and bend over for the oppressed minorities in our society.
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  12. You misunderstand something, the young knowledgeable, visionary and educated Russians are against his oppressive rule.
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  13.  @jimmyc974  And you're not cherry-picking when you quote Obama from a visit to Russia in 2009?
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  14.  @jimmyc974  "Putin was always someone who's wrapped up in this twisted, distorted sense of grievance and ethnic nationalism. “That part of Putin, I think has always been there...The danger was always there.” Obama Apr 12, 2022 on NBC's Today Obama also seems to have a clear picture of who is a hero and who is a dictator in Russia. Aleksey Navalny was a fearless advocate for his beliefs who died unbroken by the tyranny he opposed. He fought corruption, inspired millions and never wavered in his insistence on free expression, the rule of law, and a Russia that is accountable to the people and not a dictator. He died in unyielding defense of his vision of a better future for his country - a vision, and a courageous example, that will never die. Barack Obama on x Feb 17, 2024
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