Comments by "Maksim Fedoryak" (@maksimfedoryak) on "Mental Outlaw" channel.

  1. >May I remind Linus >ruzzian historical narrative about "we made your state"
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  2.  @MrStarTraveler  nope, it's historical narrative, which is very suspicious and profitable for ruzzians. And that's understandable, when you get all your info about eastern and partially north Europe from Moscow. Maybe you ever believe, that ruzzians won WW2🌝
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  3.  @MrStarTraveler  why there were ruzzia in Finland and why he gave autonomy instead of full independence? How ppl without state have built their state? Because without this context it's just imperial narrative about "developed empire gave a state to your underdeveloped nation, now you have a duty to serve as loyal puppet for centuries". Also, what kind of land soviet empire proposed to Finland?
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  4.  @MrStarTraveler  they were thinking about national security and chat GPT tell everything right - if they just "exchanged" territories, then Stalin will recognise it as weakness and move further (like china/ruzzia/iran are doing now). That's why Mannerheim wasn't interested into this deal, because as military strategist he understood all dangers of "negotiations" with military dictator
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  5.  @MrStarTraveler  ruzzian revolution haven't bade it as separation. There just were not enough power to hold empire together. Same story in 1991 and fall of USSR. Now empire is full of western technologies (thanks neoliberal ideology of total capitalisation 🦅🦅🦅) and ready to reconquer former colonies
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  6.  @MrStarTraveler  ruzzia have been doing the same during history, but also being bloody empire itself. Like china right now. Case of Libya is example, what western civilization has to do with dictatorships, that are threating western civilization in name of allah/red star/third Roma
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  7. There is no free <anything> for totalitarian states, which literary want to conquer western civilization. Western states must avoid paradox of liberalism on global level to prevent very undesirable consequences for us all
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  8. From russian pov hatred is when you don't accept russian government as your ultimate and absolute master
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  9.  @arkadid  yeah, but for some reasons they have same leader for 25 years, ya know 🌝
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  10.  @arkadid  like in South Ossetia, Abkhazia, Lugansk and Donetsk "People's Republics" or Transnistria?🌝
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  11. ​​ @HoraceWimp0007  and thus we return to conclusion about intentional act of aggression. I still don't understand, why Europe and US are playing in diplomatic games with open aggressors
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  12. In world, where fascists and religion fanatics can unite, privacy is basis for your security
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  13. I would psyop, if they tried to convince ppl that Trump isn't racist from 50s/60s
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  14. ​ @0BLACKESTFUN0 i can and there is not even closely enough racism towards russians in western info space
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  15. It's good metaphor for russian state and its public diplomacy
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