Comments by "Kate S" (@KateeAngel) on "Twitter Harasses People for Speaking Russian..." video.

  1. I am from Russia, and still in Russia, and not planning to leave. I can say I don't approve of generalizing all Russians, but here in Russia there are so many people who at the same time whine when they are generalized, for example when EU restricts certain right of all Russian citizens, but have no problem generalising other people from other countries, like supporting banning all immigrants from Russian schools, just because some of them act badly
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  2. TwXtter
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  3. ​ @nexypl  indeed, the predisposition to generalize the out-group is literally in the very human nature, hard wired in the brain. But I can't help but be disappointed every time when I see people supporting discrimination because of it
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  4. There are many ethic Russians and Ukrainians in Kazakhstan
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  5. Absolutely. Can relate 100%
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  6. ​​ @sqweege6432  what do you call extreme left? In USA both parties are right wing
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  7. Для чего?
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  8. What about Israel?
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  9. Stupid men in online games are like that, no matter where they are from. At least they didn't harrass you like they do with women
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  10. Well maybe they would never fall into Russian propaganda if Estonia didn't declare them "non-citizens" decades ago. If I was treated like that by the country I was born into and lived there my whole life I would also stubbornly pretend to not want to learn the main language and if I was dumber maybe I would even fall into propaganda by other nations
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  11. My friend said his friends in Ukraine hate their government, because they believe lot of money given by the west is laundered by some politicians, and because of that they are sending more and more people to w__, more than would be necessary if they actually put all western weapons and money to good use. I can't say whether it is accurate
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  12. That is not what he said though. He is not even hating on them. And they are not mad at being bombed, but mad at random people who are not even from Russia
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  13. There are even plenty of ethnic Ukrainians, who were born in Ukraine but live in Russia for decades, who were brainwashed into Putin's propaganda and now fully support him. Crazy, I know
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  14. So people who were born 2014 and later are responsible too? Just because they were born in Russia?
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  15. ​​ @karl-heinzgrabowski3022  yeah, right. I only have one problem with migration from -stans. Their men are even more misogynistic than local ones, and even more likely to flirt with 13+ year old teens (speaking from experience). Though local men are not perfect too and do that crap as well.
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  16. ​ @sqweege6432  but none of them are in two main parties. I am extreme left, I am an anarcho-communist. I certainly don't relate to any American political party. I also have views very different from what people like you think is "left wing". You don't even understand what being left wing means
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  17. ​​​ @DailyMusic  well yeah, but all the policy nationalists propose doesn't punish immigrants who do crime or something bad it punishes all immigrants, that means a lot of good people will suffer just for being from the same country as some other people. Isn't that wrong? And crime correlates much more with sex and gender than with nation, ethnicity or language of a person. 90% of all violent crime everywhere is commited by (cis) men. What is the conclusion? Immigrant women do way less crime than local or immigrant men. Why should they suffer from discriminatory policy?
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  18. ​ @ohajohaha  I wasn't saying that it is
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  19. ​ @HireTargets  lol so you blame women for violence of men, and give all responsibility for raising kids to mothers only? And you don't see the problem. It is their fathers who raise violent sons by constantly being violent towards their wife and kids at home. They show the idea "violence is ok". And women often don't have an opportunity to leave such relationships
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