Comments by "TransistorLSD" (@TransistorLSD) on "NFKRZ" channel.

  1.  @Lord_earth  Мобилизация? Возможность ареста за его резкие антивоенные высказывания?
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  2.  @Lord_earth  Сейчас - в данный момент - её нет. Но она может возобновиться в этом году. И быть намного жёстче, чем той осенью. Я понимаю тех, кто уехал. Кстати, во многих городах помимо Москвы и Питера мобилизация уже той осенью была довольно жёсткой, про сёла и деревни вообще молчу.
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  3. Well you should go here and try.
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  4.  @RushVidz44  what "no"?
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  5.  @RushVidz44  Yes.
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  6. No, they changed lyrics after the USSR collapse
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  7.  @tristann-vk7dq  Majority? I doubt it. Decent percents? Probably. But even if it's the majority, even if it's let's say 90%, those 10% are more than 10 millions of people. So essentially you're hating on 10 million people just because.
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  8. Where
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  9. It is, but if you're living in major cities like Moscow or St. Petersburg you can bribe your way out/find something about your health that allows you to avoid draft, so again, most conscripts are from small towns/villages in distant regions or national republics. BUT russian army in Ukraine doesn't have a lot of conscripts. 99% of it is contract army, most conscripts are still in Russia.
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  10. forsenCD GOOD
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  11. Are you sure you want derusification and not deputinisation?
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  12. Those are the uneducated and poor people from the regions who are willing to kill people for money, no wonder some of them will be war criminals. It doesn't say anything about russians but says a lot about the current state of russia and the state of russian army. Also, that fact makes russian government & army generals 1000 times more guilty because they knew this would happen.
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  13.  @vladbronnikov9813  I am russian living in Russia and i have to disagree. From what i see it's now closer to 50/50, and those 50% who actually support/neutral about it are brainwashed with propaganda, so they don't believe in russian war crimes etc. But other 50% are inactive not only because they are scared of being arrested/losing their job, but because they are convinced they are a minority, convinced not only by their state TV but also by the west and ukrainians, so they think they can't change anything and remain inactive. It's called atomized society and it keeps putin in power, sadly.
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  14. Why does he always say "piss" at the end?
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  15. 2014 Crimea annexation is a great example. Sanctions were cosmetic.
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  16.  @DarkOneCFH  Nope. It was Russia in the 90's image.
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  17. He's russian not ukrainian
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  18. It doesn't really work like that Big masses of people can't be that smart and strategic
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  19.  @winstonchurchill9467  Also, there couldn't be another Stalin because politburo replaced fully autocratic power (right after Stalin, for good reasons obviously) - so my thinking is that USSR would've collapsed near 1990 - 2000 either way, with Gorbachev or after him - politburo can't be too crazy like Stalin/Putin/Ivan IV just because it's more of a collective decision making.
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  20. Most of those russians make money via internet so i don't think it would be a problem.
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  21.  @sep0262  Believe me if they didn't have a stable income they would've stayed in Russia. Russia is pretty huge in IT.
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  22.    Nope, most arrests are for 15 days. You can get a refugee status after that.
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  23. Eh, in reality you can.
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  24. You're confusing ethnicity with nationality.
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  25. I'm Russian and i'm not pro-war or pro-putin, but i can explain vatnik's mentality. They have as much nukes as USA, so they have to crush the evil west until it's too late. Especially USA. They see themselves as saviors of the world bringing the new world order where USA's policies would stay in Canada+Western Europe+Australia max, while Russia/China would rule the rest of the world. It's more about the USA than Ukraine or anything else.
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  26. He's been anti-putin for years. Even before the invasion.
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  27. He has a gopnik plushie now
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  28. Eh, if you're very conservative maybe i get your point, BUT it was relevant until mobilisation. Now living in Russia is too dangerous since they can send you to the frontlines.
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  29.  @shipovnik89  I hope so, since i am Russian and i currently live in Russia. If they come after me i'll show them your comment.
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  30. Well gotta give them a point for creativity at least...
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  31. He's choosing his words carefully
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  32. Жыве Беларусь! Лайк Роману!
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  33. Nah it doesn't really work like that. Plus he was in Saint-Petersburg, putin avoids getting his troops from big cities - it's poor & distant regions in absolute majority (more than 90% of all troops). People would be mad if coffins start coming into big developed cities, so putin avoids that - he's kind of smart in an evil way.
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  34.  @signe_stilett  Nah, i still think you need to be Ukrainian to do that. Remember: Roman is Russian. I don't want him to get 1000 comments about how he as well is a putin's puppet pushing kremlin's narrative about "good russians" into the western brains. Let the Ukrainian youtubers discuss this topic.
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  35. I would never play battlefield with a finn as a russian... I will always be losing...
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  36. Да, я видел это дерьмо, с тех пор у меня проблемы со сном...
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  37. We need to ignore any problems now, right?
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  38.  @caim3465  Vova is the system.
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  39. Putin won't nuke anyone. He's too scared of his own death.
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  40.  @ExcessCongruence  Roman at least did SOMETHING. Roman still has relatives/family in Russia and wants to visit them sometimes. Not everybody's situation is the same.
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  41. But he is though
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  42. I'm russian - i assume it won't be anything big - putin can't do anything at this point. he has pretty much no economy, pretty much no army and very small % of people in russia actually want to fight and die for putin (like, pretty much 0) Also his generals & closest friends won't let him use nukes - they also don't want to die So... i don't know how and when, but putin will lose sooner or later
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  43. Yeah it's closer to 50/50 or 40/60.
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  44. Your username fits well
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  45. One small example: he won't pay his taxes to putin by living in Georgia.
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  46. That's one way to give putin ACTUAL 90% support instead of a fake 90% support.
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  47. In fact he wants them to have more, since he needs more population
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  48. Stockholm Syndrome at it's finest.
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  49.  @k.v.7681  Well, in case with those propaganda artists - it is just greed on their part.
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  50. Thing is, there are not many conscripts in Ukraine. Maybe there will be more later, but it's a pretty small %. Definitely less than 1/10. Most of them are still inside Russia.
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