Comments by "Mikee Forma" (@mikeeforma2281) on "1420 by Daniil Orain" channel.

  1.  @junihase1496  Furthermore I don’t like when someone uses such mixture of sophistry and paradox in such an obvious way! I don’t like it sooooo much!
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  2. How old is your father in law? ( just to understand it on a full scale)
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  3.  @АндрейФомин-д9т  Особенно в том, что не понимают, что Путин как бы не имеет сейчас юридического права переизбираться, но всё равно говорят, что пойдут за него голосовать! Умны, ничего не скажешь.
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  4.  @charbrillant7494  It largely depends on interviewers!
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  5. Вопрос в том, почему вы так уверенно называете это именно «Аннексией», игнорируя наличие достаточно большого количества людей на этих территориях, которые как минимум не против присоединения к РФ. Они там были и до СВО.
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  6. Конечно! Надо быть идиотом, чтобы не увидеть ту лепту, которую внесли США в причины и развитие этого конфликта. Байден, Нуланд, Джонсон, Зеленский, Путин, - все, если так вообще корректно ставить вопрос, все виноваты!
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  7. «Сейчас больше хорошего, чем плохого»! Серьёзно? Она застряла во времени лет эдак на 10?
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  8. It’s just a tradition, there is nothing else. We had very few direct contacts between our nations in the past (until 18-20 centuries). We’ve just taken the ethnonym of Marco Polo and we liked the way it sounded! That’s it. That’s a usual case in the history when the old name becomes kinda universal. For example, Germany in Spanish sounds like Alemania, and they (Spaniards) mostly just don’t think a lot why it is so. The same with the Netherlands: some call it just Holland but these two ethnonyms mean different things. Word “China” (Чайна) in Russian would be associated with “tea” because “茶” became «Чай» (chai). And if we add a letter «я» to it (Чайная), we would have an adjective from “tea” or a name of a special place where people drink tea (茶室). Anyway I don’t have any problem with that and can name Китай even as «Джонг Гуо» or «Джонгуо» (中国) or literally «Срединная страна» (Middle country) but a very few people will understand what I do mean.
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  9.  @aidenpearse2940  Or may be in Lithuania, or in Cambodia, or in Argentina. Why not?
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  10. Actually I don’t know what to do except of going straight to the prison! 🤷‍♂️
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  11.  @iv6579  I mean that all my public actions against the war may cause the arrest and sentencing. Technically speaking we have a right to express our negative opinion about the war and government but it always entails consequences including imprisonment, it depends on the degree of publicity! “They” can slap your words on anything. One of my friends has been accused in “rehabilitation of Nazism” just because he was speaking against the war to his university students, - that’s an absurd conclusion!
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  12. You’ve forgotten about the population of Crimea. 🙄
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  13.  @carelgoodheir692  It’s just because it’s not a Russian content I guess.
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  14.  @carelgoodheir692  They just ban channels with more than 1000000 followers without any explanations and strikes. Silently and systematically.
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  15. Ok! )
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  16.  @Sanzzzzzzzzz Nope, I’m a part of those “they”, and the result of the “fight” has no influence on my opinion.
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  17.  @mane771000  👀
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  18. Если вновь будет Путин, то лет через шесть реакция на вопрос «а есть ли кто-то ещё?» будет такая: «Кого-то другого в принципе не может быть, даже чисто гипотетически».
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  19. I guess you hate Russia, and (as that girl said there in the street) the hatred towards another nation is some kind of nazism, aggressive nationalism (technically is Chauvinism but it’s always interrelated with nazism anyway). That makes me think that Russian invasion is not so iniquitous (if you are an Ukranian).
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  20.  @MRX-f6e  You’re so obsessed with this idea that it makes me think you’ve got a very severe case of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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  21. 2:00 The only one guy who is accurately right!
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  22.  @danielkurjak730  I’ve been talking about that to some policemen in service, I make posts about WAR in my accounts. Are you sure that your experience was the same?
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  23.  @KuroNekoExMachina  Same shit?! Why not the same manuring, the same fertilizer? Oh, I’ve forgotten that US-EU doesn’t like fertilizers.
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  24.  @KuroNekoExMachina  You don’t have to convince me once again that the significant part of Ukrainian society represent themselves as unscrupulous killers which they really are. I know that.
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  25.  @CharlieReZa  If you think so, I’m ready to take that money from you!
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  26.  rostropovichforever1  Из уст в уста. Ok.
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  27. Это пиздец, ребята!
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