Comments by "TransistorLSD" (@TransistorLSD) on "Russian Comedian Canceled Over Ukraine Comments" video.

  1. Частично согласен, однако суть в том, что наше государство любит показательные репрессии - когда сажают одного, чтобы другие боялись, и с крупными публичными фигурами это тоже может произойти. Это русская рулетка, в любом случае.
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  2.  @wesswise28  This cancelling thing will literally do nothing, only create more conflict. If you really want to change something - protest about EU buying oil/gas from Russia.
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  3. As a russian i wanna say this: stop caring about us, that's our problem, distribute your energy in a smart way - fight against RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT and our STATE PROPAGANDA. I'm not in a position to give ukrainians advice on what to do, but if i was i'd say stop attacking Ovsyannikova, Nurlan Saburov or Max Katz, or even ordinary russians who repeat our state propaganda because they're too brainwashed - that will not make a difference. From my standpoint it seems like ukrainians are fighting the so called "good russians" or "normal russians" more than actual bad russians who are guilty for this mess. Sure, all russians are responsible, but fight those who are GUILTY before shitting on those who are RESPONSIBLE - this way you'll hurt putin more. Soloviev, Skabeeva, Goblin Puchkov and other tens of thousands russian propagandists should recieve your hate FIRST, in my humble opinion. But again, i'm not in a position to give advice here.
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  4. Watch Roman's video about polls in Russia and how it works.
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  5. You can't be more wrong. My country now has more chances for a better future than ever before, because putin's regime is killing itself right now. Essentially putin commited suicide on february 24th. I know it's kinda weird to talk about better future for russia while innocent ukrainians are dying, but i believe without this mess putin's regime could've stayed for another 30 years wich is also a very tragic outcome. I'm glad EU finally woke up and decided to stop financing this monster. But let's be honest - the west should've done it in 2012 (Bolotnaya Protests) or after Crimea in 2014.
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  6.  @michaelbarbarich3965  I assure you, Russia has a lot of pro-democratic, anti-imperialistic, humanistically-oriented people and politicians. They are being silenced, threatened, jailed and even killed, a lot of them fled as soon as the war started. putin's machine of repressions is strong and full of money, but thanks to brave Ukrainians and western sanctions this might not be the case for much longer. putin built this system gradually for 20 years around himself, so it can't function without him - this isn't ideology-based USSR or something, this is personalist dictatorship, so as soon as putin's gone we will have a decent chance to turn things around. If you're interested in russian perspective on current events, i highly recommend checking out Max Katz (Максим Кац) and his channel - he started adding english subtitles to his videos recently (you need to turn them on though).
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  7.  @dimadima9693  Dima Dima - это тролль. Игнорируйте его.
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  8. True, should've cancelled it even before the first show imo
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  9. Если ты не в курсе, его и в России изрядно загнобили (по той же причине, что и украинцы)
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  10.  @SmaukGames  Большинству россиян на его позицию пофиг. А если имеется в виду агрессивное Z-меньшинство, то и они его загнобят за неподдержку "спецоперации" и за отсутствие татуировки Z на лбу.
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  11. Are you sure you want derusification and not deputinisation?
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  12.  @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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  13. I did not read your whole message, i laughed out loud at "vote putin out" and stopped reading. We are 10000000 times more likely to kill him than vote him out, his whole regime is built around the fact that you can't vote him out.
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  14. Navalny 👍
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  15. So there are comedians that can leave Russia with their whole family, and then there's people who can't.
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