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

  1.  @captainbalderdash5412  They didn't have Putin in power also. Look at Lukashenko and Belarus - Lukashenko is way closer to Putin in terms of repressions.
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  2.  @captainbalderdash5412  The reason why Ukraine succeeded is that it was already pretty close to democracy with free media etc, and also Yanukovich didn't have such power as Putin or Lukashenko.
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  3.  @captainbalderdash5412  "if i was russian, i would blah blah" - yeah, you know how arrogant you sound? Russia is a peak autocracy with a lot of factors in play. Come live here for a couple of years and then we'll talk. Or better yet, come here with your whole family. Reminder: 15 years of jail for calling it a war and not "special operation"
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  4.  @captainbalderdash5412  Also, it all escalated after Yanukovich ran away. Lukashenko didn't run and mass protests eventually died off due to mass repressions. Putin obviously has nowhere to run now.
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  5. Nah majority of americans are pro-ukraine (wich is good). And tbf this guy (Tate) actually isn't even american. Every country has some lunatics.
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  6. There will be no english subtitles anyway
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  7. Wrong
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  8. Well it's the reason why russians LOVE St. Petersburg. People also love Europe in general...
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  9. And also have pretty much 0 honest information about what's happening
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  10.  @SuperCosty2010  a street
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  11. It also doesn't have Z.
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  12.  @dzhellek  it may be related to the number 2, because some sources (mainly russian) say that invasion was originally planned to start on 22.02.2022 in 2:22. Kremlin likes numerology.
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  13.  @krunoslavkovacec1842  that's why some people in Russia continue to believe in putin's propaganda btw, because they know if they disagree they gonna have a mental breakdown. Max Katz made a video about this exact issue yesterday.
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  14. You're delusional
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  15. He still wants to visit his relatives (parents) sometime. What if putin stays in power for another 10-20 years?
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  16.  @YouYubeEnjoyerNum1  Yeah. Your point being?..
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  17.  @YouYubeEnjoyerNum1  Well, Navalny also used some racial slurs, but it doesn't make him less of an opposition to putin, right? Being in opposition to putin doesn't equal not using racial slurs, especially considering that Navalny is half-ukraininan and Roman also has a ukrainian ancestry from Odesa. If you've watched Roman for at least last 4-5 years you would know he's been anti-putin. So no, it is not a lie on his part. In short - if you're ukrainian - yeah, i can understand your points and i respect that. If you aren't ukrainian i don't really understand why you're so salty here.
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  18. Check his second channel Daily Bald, he did upload 1 video from Chernobyl recently
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  19. Верь или нет, это сейчас не приоритетная проблема (хоть и одна из них). И уж точно это не заинтересует англоязычную аудиторию Романа.
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  20. It is ending before Roman's time in Georgia ends, i guarantee.
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  21. Yeah, basically
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  22. But russians do protest. Level of political repressions is insane though. Basically if you go to protest you 100% guaranteed end up in jail (from 15 days to 15 years) and lose your job.
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  23.  @PrypjatFox  Well then go ahead, come to russia and protest.
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  24. Well, yes. Dehumanizing as a concept is bad. It's a propaganda & manipulation tool and nothing else.
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  25. Judging by the channels you're subbed to you're ukrainian, and dehumanizing is a big part of ukrainian war propaganda, it's relatively OK in that particular case. There's no other option sadly. But when westerners start doing it - it's unnecessary and can backfire.
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  26.  @Gambol_25  I'm not concerned about their wellbeing. Dehumanizing as a concept is still bad though, if there's an option you better off treating them as an evil enemy who deserves death, but not as not-humans - it will be better for YOUR OWN mental health & your own future, and if you're on the battlefield - your own safety. I know a guy from Kharkiv (he's fighting rn) who's fully in support of this mentality - i'm basically speaking his words.
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  27.  @Gambol_25  That's understandable, but i do hope you also realize this isn't healthy & not normal. But again, it's understandable considering what russian soldiers did & continue to do, especially coming from ukrainians.
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  28.  @Gambol_25  "When you spend so long trapped in darkness, you find that the darkness begins to stare back." It's a sad thing. Just curious, do you believe in God?
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  29. Not false But potential is still huge
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  30. Not in the context of current invasion, not directly, so it's ok
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  31. Not yet But heading there Probably won't be as bad
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  32. I'm not a fan, but a lot of people admire Oxxxymiron .
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  33. Eh, you might be surprised, but there's actually more people like Roman in Russia than true Z-patriots, if we overlook the apolitical majority. They just don't have a voice (well, we can count Navalny and Yashin who are in jail maybe), while Z-people are given all possible instruments including TV, troll factories and government money.
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  34. He can't because he still wants to visit his family sometime. Also, if he starts being too vocal, he may put them (his family) in danger. Happened to Ivan Zhdanov and his dad Yuri Zhdanov (who's now in jail).
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  35. Nothing special, usual eastern-european authoritarianism Very typical post-communist government
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  36. Yes, and guess what? Putin was one of the mafia members! Well, he was protecting them.
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  37. Russian media doesn't talk about it
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  38. Remember when Putin said "borders of Russia are endless"? I guess for them every culture/religion is traditional Russian.
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  39. If only putin actually cared about sanctions
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  40. ​​ @henning8737  Well, it depends really. Don't share your opinion on politics would be a great advice (unless it aligns with Kremlin's world view). Otherwise it's probably gonna be safe.
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  41.  @henning8737  Well, our authorities have a tendency to touch only those who "stand out" too much, for example have a blog with large audience, participate in political activism, share their opinion etc, and even then they just deport you in 99% of cases. So... Yes it's relatively safe. BUT. I would still wait until the war is frozen, it is a good idea to wait a bit.
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  42. It's not easy for a russian to visit the US
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  43. Luka Buranovic?
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  44. It's a quality of life list, not a democracy list.
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  45. He's promoting Georgia in the west. And doing it really well.
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  46. Bruh, the jackpot is obviously millions of dollars already + infinite fame. It's just pretty much impossible to pull off. He's the most protected guy on Earth.
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  47. Yes. In the current times especially if you're russian (like Roman) - yes. No other words can describe the current situation with disgusting war and everything that follows.
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  48.  @mbrenneman0411  He mentioned some stuff in his previous videos. I don't think he will be making a whole video about it - right now is not the right time
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  49. Most likely a girl
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  50. 1st and it's a bad take, obviously
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