Comments by "Alex" (@Alex-df4lt) on "The Demographics of The Visegrad Countries." video.

  1. Not only that. But the pensioners are going to vote for whoever provides them with good pensions, regardless of state debt, exacerbating the problem with populism to the point there will be zero investments in infrastructure as infrastructure doesn't yield votes as pensions do. Opposition governments will no longer be able to turn the boat. Czech Republic is on the path to Orban style populism, just a few years later.
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  2. These people lived in Russia for a long time and were brainwashed by state propaganda. It's really hard to find a Russian on the internet who would align with Western view on the war. Most of the time they just repeat official Kremlin propaganda. Immigration of people with such views became undesirable given Russia is a threat to the region. They do not want people who support Russian form of fascism.
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  3.  @weetbix4497  Nope, the problem is cultural, it's too conservative. It will never prosper.
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