Comments by "Галина Брагина" (@user-iz9ge9xy1u) on "Are RUSSIAN People FREE in RUSSIA ?! With ⁠@AloshaLynov of Bio - Verde Academy" video.

@samnoneya You forgot that 40,000+ sanctions have been imposed on Russia. No one is forcibly lured here. and how many percent of life in Italy has gone up in price? my question is not out of schadenfreude, just interesting.
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@ammm-wq2mz с этого года нельзя, если это единственное жилье. Даже и без детей нельзя.
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It is better to receive as an equal citizen, and not as a beggar from a rich one. All this was simply introduced into the constitution - the right to housing, the right to education, the right to medical care, the right to work. That's why we have practically no homeless people, because the Bolsheviks provided everyone with housing. Until now, everyone lives in apartments received from the state during the Soviet era.
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было много заключенных, но период был такой - разруха после первой мировой и революции, и гражданской. Ну и строй меняли все-таки. А так при Сталине в гулаге в сумме за 30 лет сидело меньше народу, чем сейчас в данную секунду в тюрьмах США - 1/4 всех заключенных мира.
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we have those who are against it, and of course, we all call the war with Ukraine a war. And you? can you protest against toilets for multiple genders and against your children being advertised LGBT values?
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@BGtravels I know history. My mother lost her parent during WWII and spent her childhood in a school for orphans, then she graduated the university. She was very normal and educated person only because of the state program. There were free education for everybody in return, free healthcare, free apartments , the right for job and etc.
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@BGtravels not after stalin, Stalin dyed in 1953, my mothe lost her parents in 1942. By the way, after Stalin there was Bolsheviks power too.
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@expatamerican3234 Are you kidding? 70+% would like to live in the Soviet Union. Even those who don't quite remember :) If we had a world around us that was not entirely friendly, but at least less hostile, then the Soviet Union would still be a much better country by now than Russia is now.There were a lot of things for people that were not even dreamed of in the West. I will explain by the example of music schools, since the theme of schools is close to you - you have a lot of children, even if they don't do music. Children's music school is practically free - 2 times a week a one-on-one lesson with a teacher, plus a common piano, plus music history, plus solfeggio, plus choir. Where, in what country is there such a thing? And we have even in the smallest town, more than one, and sometimes in villages. And where did they come from? From tsarist Russia? It's all the Soviet Union. Yes, they have already tried to 'modernize' them, but Putin said that we did not create this school system, and it is not for us to modernize (close) it It seems only in Belarus there is such a thing left. And there were so many things like these music schools in the Soviet Union that you will get tired of listening to the enumerations.
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@BGtravels she was 9, she was found by the soviet soldiers under destroyed building along with her dead mother. Stalin died in 1953, so my mother was almost 20. She was already a university student. By the way orphans never payed for education. Good students never payed too.
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@samnoneya watch the documentary from 3-time Oscar winner American director Oliver Stone "Oliver Stone documentary 'Ukraine on Fire'". You did not answer about Italian prices.
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