Comments by "Kate S" (@KateeAngel) on "What young Russians in Moscow think about Putin?" video.

  1.  @justcool8503  инфантилизация других людей, чтобы не воспринимать их позицию всерьез это показатель вашей собственной глупости. Многие молодые знают историю получше людей, которые старше
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  2.  @freedomwhenneeded  ты 🤡
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  3.  @ntnnot  I live very close to Finland. If you think people in Moscow are bad, you should look at people in Vyborg and other towns around Saint Petersburg. I was in mental hospital in Roshchino in 2014 just when the Crimean situation was going on. And that was a section for neurotic people so we were all supposed to be rather adequate but I can tell you most believed propaganda 100%, one woman only slightly older, she was 24, thought Solovyov was a very good TV host 🤣🤣🤣 and second time I was in hospital, in Vyborg for small surgery, years later, the people around me were just the same. There was a TV and they believed the propaganda about how "poor Russian sportsmen are suppressed by international organisations". Negative selection. The smarter people leave for big cities, cause life there is better, and smarter among them leave for other countries. And people in most of the places are just brainwashed by propaganda everywhere and all the time. Putinism totally destroyed anything good in Russia, starting with any industry which doesn't involve making oligarchs rich, and ending with people's common sense
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  4.  @Alexandra-dd1su  he is right in this though
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  5. The real problem os the last 22 years under Putin, not the USSR in 1980s.
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  6. So far... Lets see what happens in the next mobilisation wave
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  7.  Victory will be Ukrainian.  They get "education" to only get away from the army in 50% of cases. That is why 70%+ Russians have higher education. I can say from experience most people got it only because they believed that it was needed anyway, even if they want to work a job that doesn't require any, or only to get away from the army, or for some other reason like that. People who like me wanted to get a particular profession and decided to get higher education for that reason, were never the majority. And now it should be even worse. Also education quality in most pronvincial universities is very low anyway. Plus even if you get high education and it is good, in Russia that never increased your salary. I have a master's degree and I am a juniour researcher, and my income is barely covering my expenses, and probably only because I have savings from the time when I lived in a cheap dormitory, and didn't yet rent a flat, and because my mom sends me money from time to time. Without that, I wouldn't even be able to live in Saint Petersburg on such income. Cashiers in supermarkets earn more
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  8. Wrong. There is no such document. Only rumours about someone saying it to someone. There is no evidence. Stop repeating lies from RT propaganda and other Putin's propaganda
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  9. Yeah the idea that most people don't question the made up "life scenario" which others push on them. In many ways. But I am childfree too, and I see many people react agressively just cause I am, especially here in Russia. Because those people who are brainwashed into the idea of "how life is supposed to be" and never question it, but then find themselves unhappy are angry to see those who haven't followed that scenario and are still at least somewhat happier than them. Also Russian laws now ban "childfree propaganda" 🤦 I guess don't let young people get an idea that they have different choices in life. Government needs more cannon fodder
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  10. So I guess if their studies end before the war, they will happily go to fight? 🤣
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  11. Or you don't understand the difference in current states of two regimes and when it becomes worth it to risk anything in a dictatorship. Nowadays in Russia a chance of any protest having any success is 0.01% maybe, I don't know how much is it in Iran but certainly not as low. Huge risk is worth it only when there is some reasonable chance of changing something
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  12.  Фридрих Лондо  да, а сейчас им еще в школах промывку мозгов устроят. То поколение, которое родилось в 1980-1995 еще как-то ценит свободу, все, кто старше или младше, не внушают оптимизма
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  13. Дурачок, переобувается только Путин. Уже в новой методичке министерства обороны для солдат намекалось на то, что якобы во второй мировой весь мир был против СССР. Фальсифицирует историю именно Путин, а не Запад. А то, что в 1939-40 годах Сталин сотрудничал с Гитлером и был пакт Молотова-Рибентропа это факт, давно и всем известный, и не отрицаемый даже тем же Путиным в его более ранней карьере, когда он был еще адекватным
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  14. In which way? As a whole territory, still united politically? Probably not And I am Russian
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  15.  @thefarmerswifeknits6190  nowdays actually many mobilised soldiers' relatives start to be concerned even going to Luhansk to retrieve their men. Hopefully this movement will become stronger.
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  16. Exactly. Next wave of mobilisation starts in January-February
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  17. Are they stupid of brainwashed? I am Russian, and I don't understand how any person can be that delusional as to live abroad and still believe Putin's propaganda? Becuase Putin uses buzz words about west and imperialism in his speeches? Well he forgets to mention that Russia was an imperialist nation for centuries. Typical empire in 19th century, with all the same abuses other empires had. In 20th century USSR treated Eastern Europe like USA treated Latin American countries (controlling who gets in power there and threatening violence when the "wrong" people get power). And current war is an imperialist crazy dream of gaining back formerly colonised territory (Ukraine). Imagine if Britain waged a war to conquer whole of Ireland back again, that would be the same
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  18.  @notyetsilenced9746  stop watching Putin's TV
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  19.  @namesurname-1488  ботяра не позорься
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  20.  @Chaldon-hl6yk  thanks to Putin sending his bandits to Donbass to fuel.so called separatism
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  21.  @Fractal797  и так до следующей волны мобилизации, когда и студенчсекий уже наверно не будет спасать)))
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  22. Yes believing Putin even though he lied for 20 years non-stop will have bad consequences for them. The mobilisation hasn't ended, that is just another Putin's lie. There will be the next wave in 2023
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  23. *the Russians who don't refuse to talk about the topic on camera
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  24.  @MrInterpriser  вы хоть знаете что такое коммунизм?))) Совок это не коммунизм, если не считать того, что они врали, что его якобы строят. На Западе много людей поддерживающих социализм и видящих проблемы капитализма вокруг себя. Слава богам, многие из них не фанаты совка
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  25. Father's first name. It is a patronym
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  26. -vna for women. I am Vladimirovna, cause my dad is Vladimir
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  27. Yeah they are future corrupt politicians who will steal money from treasury, they have no morals, they are collaborationists with illegitemate Putin's government (because all elections since 2011-2012 were falsified)
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  28. They don't have 50 years. Next wave of mobilisation will happen, and very soon
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