Comments by "женя жолобов" (@Notrusbot) on "Econ Lessons" channel.

  1. this is true in all democratic countries
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  2. because the economy is more complicated than this "economist" explains. Russia is building 8 nuclear power plants around the world, the USA and Europe are not building a single one.
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  3. the ruble exchange rate has already fallen by less than 25% in dynamics. let me remind you that the pound exchange rate also fell by 9% without sanctions and other things. if I were you, I would worry less about Ukraine and be more interested in England's problems
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  4. It's funny when a person who calls himself an economist talks about the world without delving into the context. Where does Taiwan get its money, where does it get its technology for development? Sales markets? I feel sorry for those people he tried to teach something to
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  5. There is no crime that a capitalist will not commit for the sake of 300% profit. did you think it would be different? There is no place for “emotions” in economics; there is only calculation of profit. If you claim to be an economist, then just look at the trade relations between the USA and Russia. how much oil and uranium ore the USA bought in Russia in 2 years.
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  6.  @kellychuba  There is nothing even close to this in Russia. all the competence of “experts” about Russia ends with watching the film Red Heat and the Enemy at the Gates.
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  7. report to Uber my goodness, you recite freedom of speech, love and peace. but at the same time, even for a hint of someone else’s opinion, you are already putting pressure on the employer of a person who may get into economic difficulties by losing his job just for a different opinion, you did not even try to convince him or understand him. freedom of speech, which you are trying to so reverently defend, has become the main basis of your propaganda; you are not trying to conduct a dialogue, only imposing your opinion. who does not immediately agree to sanctions or force. it was the same in the Soviet Union, which you hate so much - there is only the opinion of the party, the rest is not acceptable.
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  8. you forget that Crimea became part of the Russian Empire, when the region of Ukraine was part of the Russian Empire, in the USSR Crimea was transferred to Ukraine as part of one country. It was not Ukraine that agreed on the entry of Crimea into the Russian Empire. Also, Sevastopol and the base of the Black Sea Fleet have always been a special city under Russian support, even when Crimea became Ukrainian.
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  9. In your opinion, the United States will not come to an agreement with terrorists? Abu Mohammed al Julani was on the list of terrorists, now he is an official representative of Syria and they are no longer offering $10k for his head😂
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  10. ​ @EconLessons only 1000 years. ma boi this is so ridiculous. I would also like to think about the United States, these lands did not belong to them 1000 years ago or even 500 years ago
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  11. European banks will never transfer frozen money. because it will hit the business reputation of European banks after such an end
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  12. Опять Микола пришел, единственное что красит ему жизнь надежда что в России ещё хуже чем в конслагере где границы закрыты и людей ловят как крыс (это прямая цитата сотрудника тцк)
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  13. ​ @borali26 подожди, эта та Бразилия где телефоны воруют прямо из рук днём? Она точно менее варварская?
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  14. if Russia does not have money, 260 billion of which Europe has frozen in its banks. maybe it wasn’t all Russian money, maybe there’s still something left in Russia
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  15. These references to the fact that you were in Russia in the 90s are so ridiculous that it’s strange that anyone even considers this your “expert” opinion. So many changes have happened in 30 years that you can’t even understand. references to the fact that Russia only trades in resources shows your incompetence, you don’t even bother to look at Russia’s export components.
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  16. @nanban1896  yes, england has problems precisely because the feeling of a great power remains, but the only thing left from the great power itself are references in textbooks. therefore, a country without any opportunities should negotiate, and not set conditions
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  17. The funny thing is that McDonald's closed in Ukraine in 2022.
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  18. ​ @toby9999 I have always been surprised by people who know nothing about Russia, about relations with the peoples who lived as part of the Russian Empire and the USSR, but at the same time they brazenly teach us about life. Do you also teach English life in the context of Ireland?
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  19. my condolences
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  20.  @slavbozyk7132  troll, seriously? did I repeat Mark’s words and am I a troll? do you consider other people's opinions dangerous? I feel sorry for you
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  21. what bs. maybe you can tell how the usa from a colony along the coast of massachusetts suddenly became a country from ocean to ocean. there were no wars, everyone decided to join in democracy and freedom on their own.😂
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  22. It's funny to watch the changes of all the fans of Ukraine. From "Russia will fall apart in a year" in 2022 to "We need to strengthen Europe so that Russia does not attack" in 2025😂
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  23. this was 40 years ago. Even after the war, Europe has dealt with the crisis in 30 years. never thought that something could have changed in 40 years in Russia?😂
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  24. It’s always funny to read people who say “no negotiations with Russia!” while they themselves sit thousands of kilometers from the front line in a warm house, with electricity, drinking cool lemonade. who does not need to escape from shelling, not a single one of his acquaintances was injured, his usual life and home were not destroyed.
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  25. Why are you lying, in Russia they never ate horse meat. only Tatars and then limitedly. Who is this lie aimed at?
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  26. as always, the hairy hippie compares “images”, not specific numbers, and calls himself an “economist”; if such “economists” live in the West, it is not surprising that they are experiencing a crisis. If we take numbers and not emotions, according to some data, Poland consumes more alcohol per capita than Russia or a little more than. and the cost of products is indicated above, you can also check this yourself if. I’m just surprised everyone is so out of touch with reality.
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  27. you forget to ask the residents of Crimea what they want. those who were against transition to Russia simply left for Ukraine, there were not many of them. Now there are people living there who do not want to return to Ukraine.
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  28. ​ @ColourRevolution666 If this is Ukrainian land, will Ukrainians be able to travel there? 🤭
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  29.  @Abbo888  Bob, I watch what I want. and to people like you, Bob, I point out the fallacy of the theories of such experts. without any criticism, you will continue to eat this baseless propaganda, and if you point out logical facts, you may even think for a second that they are lying to you.
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  30.  @JuliusFawcett  I have the same thing in Russia, so it doesn't matter. the question was that the pound sterling, without sanctions and restrictions, suffers a little less than the ruble. why doesn't this bother you?
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  31.  @woznotwoz-s8j  I know, buddy, that's why the pound's 9% drop without sanctions makes me laugh when they talk about the ruble falling by 25% at the moment, given all the sanctions. when the pound fell by 30% in the summer of 2022, for you it was a "temporary phenomenon"
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  32. Most likely, Konstantin incorrectly interprets the words of his friends. most likely they don’t want to respond to him aggressively, because they are cultured, and Konstantin, as a liberal to the core, has already fed everyone up with politics
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  33. I am always amazed at what this “economist” says, how out of touch he is with reality. wages have not become lower, now, on the contrary, wages are being greatly increased, as you yourself already know there are not enough working people. just look at the level of food exports over the last 15 years. all these ridiculous arrows are no substitute for economic indicators that you don’t know.
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  34.  @EconLessons  always accuse of whataboutism when asked a question, that's exactly how American propaganda works.
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  35. the locals will think you're crazy for saying something like that
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  36. Anyone who compares Russia with the Soviet Union should be reminded that at the same time the US supported the Taliban, "freedom fighters" as they said. Just as the relationship between the US and the Taliban changed, so did change the position in Russia.
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  37. Forget about it Philip, why do you need old American ones if you have your Chinese ones. Keep your old stuff
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  38.  @stream2watch  It seemed to me that these functions were for reporting problems with the car/trip/driver. not complaints about his opinion.
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  39.  @maritaschweizer1117  but now neocolonialism is different only in that you don't have to keep troops in the colony, which makes it more profitable. so it looks like only you are stuck in the 18th century
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  40. Name at least 2 agreements that Russia violated, except for the Budapest Memorandum
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  41. Mark was in Russia in 90. 30 years have passed, he still thinks that nothing has changed during this time.
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  42. a forest hippie has come out of a mushroom trip and passes off his hallucinations as brilliant ideas. in general, throughout the world, such actions can be classified as terrorism, if you carry out terror with “good” intentions, it is still terror. secondly, cash little used in Russia; 75% of all purchases are bank transfers. so it will be very easy to track
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  43. An important fact that you missed in your beautiful theory is that the French were in Moscow for only 1 month, while Moscow was abandoned and they captured it. Moreover, the capital of the Russian Empire from 1710 was in St. Petersburg.
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  44.  @robertginsburg8113  the fact that it fell apart is none of your business, it doesn’t affect anything. the fact that Kyiv was founded “earlier” also does not affect anything, the capital of Rus' was Ladoga and Novgorod, they were moved to Kyiv for economic reasons. so your “historical knowledge” is more like helpless anger that only makes everyone laugh.
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  45. it looks like you forgot to take your haloperidol today
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  46. How do you assess the fact that the IMF has increased the growth of the Russian economy?😂
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  47. ​ @rustyshackleford2719 It’s really strange that I began to feel worse after 10,000 sanctions. At the same time, for some reason, the European economy is also not doing well without sanctions at all
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  48. Crimea is a subsidized region with mountains and deserts. that is why he passed from Ukraine to Russia so bloodlessly. unlike Donbass and Lugansk in which there was a concentration of resources - coal and iron
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  49. Korolev, although born in Kyiv, but without the achievements of Soviet science and Soviet money he could not have achieved anything. He did not personally send Gagarin into space. Ukraine does not even have the money to pay pensions to disabled military personnel
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  50. no one will force Russia to pay Ukraine, you can keep all your fantasies about this to yourself😂
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  51. ​ @soylentgreenb Of course, you haven’t seen Ukrainians on motorcycles.
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  52.  @justinjohnson9627  did you read the article or just the headline, as is usually done. in order to prevent prices from rising, they will allocate money from the budget to product manufacturers and provide preferential loans so that prices do not rise, no one will regulate the cost by placing restrictions on a specific price. this is very different from “let’s set the price like under communism.”
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  53. Hi Mark, I've been watching you for a long time and waiting for the Russian economy to collapse. Can you explain how the strengthening of the ruble from 120 to 85 will lead to the collapse of the Russian economy. I also wanted to know why none of your predictions came true
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  54.  @American-In-Mykolaiv  so you are not in ukraine, in poland? why is that? the further from ukraine the more love for it
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  55.  @TheFrewah  How do you know what Russia is planning? Are you really listening to what Putin says?
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  56. you listened to the fantastic book by Ukrfansoyboy “The World I Invented for Myself”
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  57.  @borali26  хорошие дома и более хорошие люди это оценочное мнение. Менее варварская это конечно очень круто. Если эти проблемы обойти в России тоже можно жить хорошо🥱
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  58. from the very first words a lie. Putin is a dictator, let’s say, but specifically let’s compare it with the most democratic country in the world, a city on a hill. The media are closed - the USA is closing RT, you can make faces as you like, but this is not even close to freedom of speech. persecution of journalists - Assange says hello. abuse of power - Harter Biden received money for the protection of Burisma in Ukraine. This is a proven fact, even Biden said that on his instructions the chief prosecutor of Ukraine, Shokin, was fired. The USA is doing dozens of similar actions, but for some reason they are not a dictatorship
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  59. ​ @robbatayaki5505 the meaning of some words translated into another language and looking for swear words is entertainment for children who are exploring the world. it has nothing to do with the objective reality in which you live.
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  60. If you look at it without bias, Russia behaves exactly the same as other countries - it defends its interests by force. everything else is propaganda
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  61. as you will search for barcode on oil, wood, gas and wheat. just wondering😂
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  62. ​ @dr.williams5251 ma boi, if you come across oranges produced in Russia, it will be very funny, because in principle they do not grow in Russia. but your zeal to refuse Russian oranges is commendable
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  63. but this is a lie, nowhere in Russia do they indicate prices in dollars. only in the bank. if you give an example, I will be glad not to consider you a liar
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  64.  @JohnSmith-zn5nw  30 years have passed, I remember that time well, although I only went to elementary school. But a lot has changed in 30 years. it was a little later than the us called the taliban fighters for afghanistan's freedom. bin laden's photos were printed in newspapers i think you understand that a lot has changed since then
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  65.  @Darkndustries  Why should I look, I was already in a Russian village. life there is quite difficult, which is why many people move to cities, which is why schools and hospitals are closed. there is no one to teach in the village, maintaining a hospital in a village for 500 people does not make sense. if you need treatment you will have to go to a larger city. It’s strange to draw conclusions about a country based on one interview, don’t you think?
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  66. @JuliusFawcett  I like your self-soothing mantras 👍
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  67. How do you explain the fact that Russia rose to 4th place in the purchasing power ranking in 2024?
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  68. All data on "destroyed tanks" takes into account damaged tanks that are repaired and used again.
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  69.  @fretworka3596  Perhaps you are an intelligence general who has objective data, but I am more inclined to think that you were simply subjected to Ukrainian propaganda
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  70. oh my god what a bs. This doesn’t help Ukrainians in any way, it just tickles your pride. it will help if you go to the front as part of the Ukrainian army
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  71. There is no genocide in Ukraine, no one has proven this. there is not a single EU decision that there are signs of genocide
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  72. these analogies, is your target audience 5 year olds? what about the US economy racket? - external debt grew exponentially - servicing government debt without increasing rates is impossible - lack of a real sector of the economy. everything is invested in digital products whose value is speculative - they refuse to accept the US dollar in calculations, as it is not backed by anything
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  73. I was always surprised when they compared Russia in the 90s with Russia in 2020. But you, sir, have outdone everyone in your bias. Passing off stories from 80 years ago as current reality is very bold😂
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  74. ​@MrPetermc199didn't he tell the truth?
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  75. You can still go there, only through Russia. there will be an opportunity to compare then and now
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  76. ​ @peterselo7707 Kievan Rus is a period described by the Russian historian Maksimovich in 1837 to designate the time when the capital of Rus' was in Kyiv. nothing more, Kyiv was not an independent state at that time.
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  77. Russia does not lose so many soldiers. This is all Ukrainian propaganda. data on Russian losses from Western intelligence services speaks of approximately 100k in two years, this is not even close to 24,000 per month
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  78. These references to the fact that you were in Russia in the 90s are so ridiculous that it’s strange that anyone even considers this your “expert” opinion. So many changes have happened in 30 years that you can’t even understand. references to the fact that Russia only trades in resources shows your incompetence, you don’t even bother to look at Russia’s export components.
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  79. Ma boi, that was 40 years ago (forty) and a lot has changed in that time. I’m just surprised how this can be objective information
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  80.  @craig3949  Have you ever been to Russia?
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  81.  @bobs12andahalf2  and what are there? European ones closed, American ones are excessively expensive. the time when China made cheap low-quality consumer goods is gone. as is the time of "great" America
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  82. The US has bought more than a billion dollars worth of uranium, titanium and aluminum from Russia since 2022. What kind of morality are you talking about here?😂
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  83. The US has bought more than a billion dollars worth of uranium, titanium and aluminum from Russia since 2022. What kind of morality are you talking about here?
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  84.  @SwissSicilian  the usa bought goods from russia for almost a trillion. waiting for sanctions on the usa 🤣
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  85.  @stream2watch  Mark didn’t talk about this, perhaps he got into the car and started broadcasting his position, to which he received the opposite opinion. In any case, this is not a reason for complaint, next time Mark will see the resemblance to the hammer and sickle in the drawings on the driver’s shirt. will he complain too?
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  86.  @stream2watch  By the way, a good reference to whether there was a request for an opinion. The next time the US criticizes Russia about the way they act, it will be necessary to say that “we did not request for your opinion.”😀
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  87. It's not true. No one need dollar, everybody want falling rubles
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  88.  @woznotwoz-s8j  watebautism always comes after accusations of something, although the US and Europe do not fulfill their obligations. when facts are presented, they are refuted as Russian propaganda
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  89.  @williammasselink  Georgia attacked Russian peacekeepers who were in South Ossetia, it was the aggressor. This was confirmed by the EU Commission; the borders of Georgia have not changed. It’s funny that you can’t help but find a single case where Russia always lies. Zelensky generally says a lot of things, you shouldn’t take it seriously. Before becoming president, he spoke Russian and supported the population of Donbass.
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  90.  @uchicha666  There are no violations if there are no specific facts. Give specific facts, we can discuss something. this level of conversation is simply spreading your propaganda.
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  91. In Russia, the home ownership rate is 89%. this means that even without the ability to pay a mortgage in Russia, the likelihood that you will become homeless is not high - it will always be difficult to live with your relatives, since most likely they own an apartment. Ukraine definitely fights with two hands, because digging trenches with one hand while hiding from the FAB is inconvenient
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  92.  @EconLessons  You don’t even know what communism is. its economy and the principles on which they are based. For you, communism is when people are shot and sent to the gulag for no reason. no one will sell people into slavery for debts, unlike capitalist countries. my God, you still call yourself an economist and taught with such a level of knowledge.
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  93. just a small list of inventions made in Russia or tested in Russia for the first time: - anesthesia; - artificial heart; - parachute; - fire extinguisher; - electric car (the first electric car was owned by Tsar Nicholas 2, inventor Ippolit Romanov) - welding; your stories that Russia does not produce anything and does not influence anything comes only from your illiteracy.
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  94.  @SoB_626  unbalanced compared to what?
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  95.  @moinyp  It’s strange that you only demand a new product from Russia, which “only consumes.” Do you have any complaints about South American countries? There are 3 times more people living there than in Russia, apparently there is 3 times more expectation from them for new products, according to your logic. Moreover, Russia produces new products - floating nuclear power plants, icebreakers. This is not covered because not a single good news has been written about Russia over the past 20 years.
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  96. if you watch him every day, perhaps you have a sneaking suspicion that he is lying. for example, about the fact that food has run out in Russia, eggs have run out, queues in stores.
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  97.  @nas4apps  but I have never heard him mention salary increases. On average, salaries have increased by 30%. There are categories of professions where salaries have increased almost 2 times. The average salary, translated into $, has practically not changed. No one denies the rise in prices, but this point should also be taken into account for the sake of completeness.
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  98. Микола пожаловал с подякой😂
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  99.  @mykhailobichukov7258  ботяра, всего 8 лет зарегистрирован. Куда тебе против моих 10
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  100.  @rainbowodysseybyjonlion  do you mean the bank works for human prosperity? the level of naivety is astonishing
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  101. Ukrbot do slavaukraining🤖
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  102. where did you come up with the idea that the bills are more than 600?
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  103. ​ @Juhno The population of Ukraine was 38kk before the age of 14. 2kk Crimea, DPR 2.3kk LPR 1.8kk. this is no longer considered the Ukrainian population (do you remember that the DPR and LPR are the same Ukrainians?). + I won’t tell you how many people left from 2014 to 2022, but this is also a fairly large number. there have been 8k refugees since 2022 (more than a million have left for Russia, by the way). Even according to the most optimistic approximations, there are currently no more than 26kk in Ukraine; Ukrainian experts talk about 21kk.
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  104.  @EconLessons  Of course, the Russians have infiltrated all the rating agencies and are lying. more like conspiracy theories than reality
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  105.  @user-o8c6q  come on, tell me that the IMF is Russian propaganda🤣
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  106. ​ @brinjoness3386 I heard that eggs have also become more expensive in Europe, maybe you should do the same
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  107. you probably don’t know that Gomel is Belarus, in Belarus the currency is Belarusian rubles and they have a different exchange rate
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  108.  @borghorsa1902  this is not relevant. Belarus is a different country, a different currency, a different exchange rate.
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  109.  @justspartak  can you name some Ukrainian invention of the last 30 years? taking the economy and "smart people" apart is not what the analysis is based on. well, and the latest research shows that the IQ in Ukraine is the lowest in Europe
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  110. Ты хочешь сказать что только либералы с светлыми лицами говорят на английском, а проженные ватники нет? 😂
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  111. ​ @daviddavidson1417 Have you personally encountered corruption in Russia?
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  112.  @daviddavidson1417  Have you ever wondered how objectively such lists are compiled? can you remember at least some list where Russia is not presented from a negative side
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  113. ​ @sigis72 Lviv is part of Poland, only after the Ukrainians leave it is it possible to talk about the return of Kaliningrad😂
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  114. What exactly is price control? but you don’t know, you’re just saying some nonsense
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  115. Do you really call it freedom when someone from another country tells you how to live? Why do the West think that they have the right to tell someone how to live? For some reason the United States does not listen to Russia on issues of gender diversity
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  116. 30 years have passed, do you think anything has changed?
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  117. Cuba has been under sanctions for decades. Why doesn't Cuba have money? probably because they are communists, not because they are being pressured economically
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  118. Ukraine was part of Russia for 300 years, Finland for 250. By your logic, Finns and Ukrainians are Russian
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  119. How many wars did Russia start? less than the USA. If we count the color revolutions that the USA also organizes, then this will be the leader in inciting wars.
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  120.  @davidwright5094  but this is a lie. you yourself came up with a definition of Russia (based on the propaganda that you have been fed for 80 years) and from this you have already decided something. There is not a single piece of evidence, no intentions are said that Russia is going to continue to capture anyone.
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  121. The Aral Sea dried up after water supply was carried out in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. These are now free countries, for some reason they are in no hurry to restore it. offer them
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  122. calculations? no bro, they are needed, I’m just sure of it.
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  123. one of the most favorite moments in propaganda - the enemy is weak, but the enemy is strong😂
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  124. How can Russia pay someone if you said that Russia is a poor country?😂
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  125. he's lying. not a single one of his forecasts came true, all his stories about Russia are blatant propaganda, because you don’t check the facts, you believe him. Not a single one of his predictions came true - famine, Russia will freeze (seriously, winter happens in Russia every year), the ruble is worth 200. Believing him only because he is Russian and tells the whole truth is very strange.
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  126. I look at this forest hippie and am surprised at his joy - something has gone wrong in Russia. How about the fact that Saudi Arabia refused to sell oil for dollars, they will sell for yuan, as they sell to China 10 times more than to the USA.😂
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  127. if you are a psychologist, you can probably also see Biden’s dementia? 😊
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  128.  @Abbo888  Bob is so closed-minded that he is even afraid to decide for himself what is propaganda and what is true. everything that does not agree with the opinion of Washington is propaganda and lies
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  129.  @helgeschneider9069  my God, how ridiculous you are. The resources you use in Germany do not say “made in Russia”. these are gas, oil, timber and wheat
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  130.  @helgeschneider9069  gas, oil, wheat, fertilizers, wood 🥱
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  131. ​ @helgeschneider9069 Fertilizers are made from Russian gas. Fertilizer plants in Europe are closing. look at this information yourself, expert. nuclear power. Russia is building 6 nuclear power plants around the world, Turkey, Bangladesh, India (USA, France is not building a single one). uranium ore. The United States bought uranium ore in 2023 for a record amount of 1.2 billion. Russia is also the only country in the world that recycles nuclear waste. you can pretend as much as you like that this is not a product, but this is as important an area of ​​the economy as microchips
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  132.  @helgeschneider9069  nuclear power. Russia has 6 nuclear power plants in Türkiye, Bangladesh, and India. The USA and France are not building one. The United States purchased a record uranium ore in 2023. processing and storage of nuclear waste. this is as important a part of production as microchips
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  133.  @Darkndustries  Yes, there are discrepancies in what is actually happening and what the government is saying. but I say that the difference between 90 and what is happening now is so huge that it is even difficult to compare
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  134.  @helgeschneider9069  This is not a joke, Finland cannot build a nuclear power plant. because the station already under construction was built by Rosatom, but what has been built cannot be completed. what exactly you don’t want is your opinion. but Finnish production thinks differently, although in the absence of Russian timber, the Finnish woodworking industry began to feel bad. a drop of 40% is noticeable. Finland does not have enough of its own forest and it is more expensive than Russian. It’s funny that for you the main indicator is a Russian brand. Valio butter is widely represented in Russia, but its influence is much lower than the lack of Russian resources in Finland.
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  135.  @ristoikonen6957  why do you separate the USSR and Russia, did Russia steal this from the USSR or what? This somehow changes the fact that Russia is building nuclear power plants and other countries have already lost technology. Is the theoretical power of a wind turbine the same as that of a nuclear power plant? It’s clear that you don’t understand this at all
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  136.  @ristoikonen6957  I asked you about nuclear technology. Why can't Russia use Soviet technology? What's bad about it? Do you think that other countries that build nuclear power plants do not use such old technologies?
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  137.  @ristoikonen6957  In your opinion, for 30 years there have been no modernizations or developments in the field of nuclear energy. The BREST nuclear reactor was developed in 2016, were USSR technologies used there? Possibly, but this does not exclude the fact that it was implemented only now, not 30 years ago. As for the products you want to hear, there are none. food products and household appliances are produced in Russia for domestic consumption. There are several brands that are represented in the world trade, but they are very narrowly focused so that you see them and know about them - marine navigation and orientation systems, for example. if for you an indicator of successful trading is chocolate or chips with the inscription “made in Russia”, then you need to compare specific numbers that I and you do not have.
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  138. It’s funny that for some reason you mention Ukraine in a video about Russia. but there are no videos about the economy of Ukraine, you can’t even imagine how terrible things are going on there. I wouldn’t be surprised that parts of capitulated Ukraine themselves will ask to become part of Russia, just to improve the economy
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  139. @marshallb5210  ma boi, I registered the channel 11 years ago, before you. Your fantasies that only bots ask unpleasant questions have no basis.
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  140. funny, but this proverb is just the opposite. and they say it not about Russians, but about Ukrainians. no matter how bad it is for the Ukrainian, the main thing is that it would be worse for the neighbor😂
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  141.  @klpd666  You haven’t read the article about the governor of Kaliningrad, have you? it says that preferential loans will be allocated and there will be assistance to producers of goods so that prices do not rise, since the delivery of goods through Estonia has increased. no one talks about freezing prices like under communism.
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  142.  @svr5423  The average salary in Russia is 50,000 ₽ ~ 609 $. this is approximately 290₽ 2.9 $ per hour. one Big Mac costs 190₽. somewhere around 40 minutes. iPhone 15 costs 84,000₽ 1000$, respectively 1.5 months. I don’t know about Australia, no one flies there because there is nothing to do there and it’s very far away. Look for yourself, based on a salary of $600. It is also worth considering that salaries in Russia are paid after deducting all taxes. I earned 50,000 I received 50,000.
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  143.  @thapelotatedi-qk9ko  you know that it works both ways. Moreover, the Russian Armed Forces have an advantage in drones
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  144.  @fretworka3596  the crew leaves the tank when it cannot move. this may be a problem with the tracks, this problem is quickly eliminated if the tank is taken from the battlefield. It is not always possible to destroy a tank with drones. This is confirmed by the Leopard and Abrams tanks that are stationed in Moscow on Victory Square. so your arguments are only partially correct.
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  145.  @fretworka3596  You will be surprised, but as practice has shown, yes. after the collapse of the USSR, the Russian authorities constantly exposed her, told her how to manipulate opinions (this is why they constantly talk about shelling of schools and hospitals in Ukraine, because old children are the most defenseless part of the population in order to arouse emotions in the listener), how to focus attention on something. for you it has passed by and you absorb it without thinking, without even trying to see a different point of view. that's why I watch different "analysts" and what they even talk about. To illustrate your susceptibility to propaganda, I will give one example. region A in country B decided that he wants to live separately, that country B oppresses him and without it he will live better according to his own rules. Country B sends in troops, a clash between troops and local residents begins. Without context, it’s not clear whether I’m talking about Chechnya or Donbass.
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  146.  @helgeschneider9069  I don’t see a problem - not all of Ukraine is at war. some experts say that it will take Russia more than 100 years to take over all of Ukraine
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  147. I remember how you were happy that eggs went up in price in Russia from $1 to $2. For you, this was a signal for the collapse of Russia and famine.😂
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  148.  @angusabbott5615  we will have to get rid of electricity - the United States buys uranium ore from Russia 🤣
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  149. ​ @Ula-Ka how much do you think it costs to pay for housing in a village in Russia? a cubic meter of birch firewood costs $60, 5 cubic meters are needed per year, $300 per year. electricity up to $60 per year, land taxes around $50 if you think that $400 per year is not an affordable amount for a family in Russia? even with the average salary in Russia being $250, you can live on that
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