Comments by "TransistorLSD" (@TransistorLSD) on "Ruble is BACK: is Russia recovering from the sanctions?" video.

  1. Wrong
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  2. Watch Roman's video about polls in Russia and how it works
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  3. He still wants to visit his relatives in Russia
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  4. He still wants to visit his relatives in Russia
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  5. And then if he won't talk about it at all as you suggest, there will be 100 000 people complaining about him being silent. Whatever he does, he loses, unless he puts himself or his family in danger. Cool bro. What about millions of dollars for gas and oil coming from EU to sponsor putin's war? Yes, it is still happening, but problem is definitely Roman and his anti-war vlogs just because he still wants to visit his relatives in russia and so he's very careful with terminology (while we all understand what he really means). Bruh.
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  6.  @eugenstan6656  I'll repeat: "And then if he won't talk about it at all as you suggest, there will be 100 000 people complaining about him being silent."
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  7. The thing is, there's pretty much 0 products in Russia wich doesn't touch dollar at all in some kind of way. So everything went up.
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  8. He was anti-putin for a lot of years already
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  9. Germany after WW2 somehow did pretty good (relatively), considering they killed millions. I assume the US will do the same with Russia as it did with western Germany and will help grow it's economy back up, so that Russia would help with China later. Of course, after Putin & all his bootlickers go to jail.
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  10.  @vaaramaissalsPicture  They can't be a democracy? Why? Germany after WW2 could.
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  11.  @vaaramaissalsPicture  I know Russia because i'm russian and i live in Russia. Russia actually was a democracy for a short period of time in the 90's, and before that it was pretty close to democracy from year 1136 to 1478 (Novgorod Republic), when Europe was nowhere near a democracy. Russian youth right now (30 y.o. and younger) are in majority anti-putin and pro-democratic and even pro-west if you will, look up Alexei Navalny and his movement for example. Also, there's a reason why putin's trying to pretend he's a democratic leader - people actually don't want another monarchy/dictatorship.
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  12.  @vaaramaissalsPicture  "why not act on it?" - repressions, propaganda, threats, if you try to organize big protests they just stop the metro, close all streets and arrest every one who's trying to go there. Putin's propaganda/repressions machine is full of money, they have LOTS of money, wich came... From the EU. Btw, in the 90's people actually "acted on it" and collapsed the USSR.
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  13. Also, Navalny is in jail only as long as putin is in power. And putin won't last long imo.
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  14.  @vaaramaissalsPicture  As Navalny said, there's no reason why Russia can't be a democracy - just look at North and South Koreas. They are the same people living under completely different regimes.
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  15.  @vaaramaissalsPicture  "next dictator" won't happen instantly because the whole system was built for 20 years around 1 person, and that is putin himself. Courts, FSB, police, army, oligarchs - everything works in balance just because 1 man is in power for more than 20 years. Btw, you say russians do "absolutely nothing" about it - it's a lie. And throughout history they always did something - they ended monarchy, they ended communism, now it's time to end autocracy.
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  16. The west can't kill putin so they decided to kill his economy.
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  17. Come on, putin's idea was a fail even before it started He's delusional Or he's trying to be the one who nukes humans off the earth Maybe he's actually a reptile
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  18. He still wants to visit his family in Russia.
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  19. Georgia is more homophobic than big russian cities
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  20.  @TrabanT33  you like to be beaten on the street huh
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  21. Did you watch the video?
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  22. 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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  23. Your username fits well
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  24. Wrong
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  25. 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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  26.  @PrypjatFox  Well then go ahead, come to russia and protest.
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  27. If only putin actually cared about sanctions
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  28. Most likely a girl
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  29. If only sanctions would actually help in stopping this
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  30. He still wants to visit his relatives in Russia, that's why he's saying it like that
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  31. They'll just leave the country then, all of them
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