Comments by "Daniel Larson" (@daniellarson3068) on "Russian Economy - Malnutrition Hits Mother Russia" video.

  1. This guy may be right. I mean he spends more time thinking about it than the rest of us. I don't think I need to meditate on it. They used to grow potatoes on my grandmother's farm. It was in a colder climate. I guess like Russia. The productivity of the land was less than areas with longer growing seasons. That farm has gone back to being trees. Ukraine is blowing up Russia's oil refineries. Ukraine is now going after electrical production. In a month or so, the machinery to harvest the potatoes for the masses may not have the required fuel for the harvest. Less men will be available for the harvest. Hungry people may not want to put up with this unnecessary war.
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  2. I don't think they love their kids.
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  3. Why did YouTube omit my response? Try again. The folks that brought the Rust Belt and the exodus of industry to foreign lands brought a lot of pain. There are still houses in Detroit scheduled to be demolished. Somebody must have made a lot of money from all that pain.
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  4. There are still lots of houses in the Detroit area planned to be demolished. This entire rust belt thing with all those empty factories and wasted resources seems kind of dumb when examined in retrospect. They gave us a lot of neo-liberal BS about globalism and such. Somebody made a buck from all that pain.
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  5. How well do potatoes grow there?
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