Comments by "k1ssulja" (@k1ssulja) on "Moscow Apartment Tour With Rent And Bills Cost" video.

It depends not on poverty, but on a person's upbringing and education. In the USA, poor people don't get higher education, but in Russia, everyone has the right to higher education, and the only criterion is your mental ability, not the size of your bank account. Of course, there are people who don't want to study, don't want to work at a low-paid job, and want to get a lot of everything at once. But such people do not rob houses and shops in pursuit of change, but engage in larger fraudulent transactions with flats, services, etc.
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Absolutely not true. Nobody pays for Moscow. Moscow is a megalopolis of about 20 million people, and there are countless firms, industries, factories, businesses, and businessmen concentrated here who pay taxes to the city's treasury. Moscow has huge revenues! There is so much money that Moscow is engaged in the reconstruction of Donetsk and Luhansk. If one day your city will also have a lot of businesses that pay taxes, and the mayor will spend this income on improving the city, and not put it in his pocket, then life in your city will also be good
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It's an ordinary apartament, average in every sense. There are much better, but there are also worse. That's what I'm telling you as a Russian native
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@worseorbetter In Russia, universities offer full-time (day), part-time (weekend) and evening education. Those who do not have rich parents or who do not want to go to a free university can always get a job to pay for their education in evening or part-time (weekend) education. Education in Russia does not cost any multi-million dollar sums. Or simply choose another institute (free of charge) and another profession. The percentage of schoolchildren entering Russian universities has always been, is and remains high, I will not say the exact figure, but the government has complained that there are too many people with higher education in the country and not enough people of working specialities, educated in technical schools and vocational schools
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@newsunderfoot I think the provinces don't have enough business, plants, factories, businesses, technology companies compared to Moscow and often there are lazy, indifferent, incompetent and thieving mayors there. Or here is another example - Dagestan, where they have made it a rule not to accept cards for payment, everything is done in cash, just to avoid paying taxes to the local budget, and then the population wonders why their roads are bad or their houses are not repaired, Moscow is probably to blame. OFFICIAL. Moscow's industrial production index (IPI) for 2022 grew by 15.1%. Thanks to such growth rates, the Russian capital ranked 1st in the top ten megacities of the world by this indicator, surpassing Rio de Janeiro, Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore and Barcelona.
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