Comments by "Julia P." (@juliap.5375) on "Life in Moscow FAQ: What It's Like to be an American in Russia in 2023" video.

  1. …which already for decades promise propaganda in West? :) Okey, let’s ask another question — are you not afraid of the escalation of cold civil war in USA? 😅 P.S. My question is more realistic.
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  2. Different society: — more equal (criminal always born new criminal, ghetto culture, in Russia de facto non exist), — much better educated (schools everywhere gave exactly equal education, while high education is free, so it is mainly exceptional situation when you meet someone w/o university degree), — low unemployment rate (you can find any work almost immediately; actually in Russia additionally living near 27 million of migrant workers, Soviet economic was huge, but it had in 2 times more people, so Russia constantly need more people of any profession), — almost zero homeless, in average in Russia hypothec (huge loan to buy apartments) is finished just in 9 years, so at 35yo almost anyone already have in own property one apartments and buy second one, for kids in future), — I assume good work of police also, because back in 1990-2000s, after dissolve of USSR and as result chaos, it was a lot of gangs everywhere. Nowadays I’m not sure they even exist. Some lonely criminals only.
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  3. 1. She is journalist. 2. Average rent for 1 room (bedroom + separate room for kitchen) is $460, 2 rooms — $770. Of course exist less and more, this is average. Prices for Moscow, it is expensive city.
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