Comments by "Her Royal Fluffiness Celestia, Princess of Cake" (@CakePrincessCelestia) on "1420 by Daniil Orain" channel.

  1. The first guys' reactions are priceless. The one wanting to conduct a "special operation" to see a concert also had me in stitches! :D
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  2. When you're literally a gas station, it's easy to gaslight others.
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  3. We had slower, less stressful lifes everywhere back in the day, without internet and phones everywhere.
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  4. 3:23 "You cannot be apolitical in these times" - so true... 8:21 This guy nailed it. Politics decide how the world you're living in evoled. It's about your very life conditions. Not being interested in it basically equals that you don't care about yourself and your life conditions, letting anyone do with you whatever they want to. You don't get far by not taking actions, others always will only do what profits them, but not what profits you. If you have some means to have influence, then make use of those. If you don't, fight to get them. Democracy doesn't grow on a tree... 9:47 Listen to that guy. He has some true grit and brings it to the point. The last sentence speaks for itself. 12:55 Karen: "Everyone should be friends wich each other, negotiate" Also Karen: Fiercely wants to drop a nuke on the "SShA" first PS: Not a fan of that red shade filter at the bottom when you're asking the questions. The old style was better :)
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  5. It absolutely is.
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  6. 2:20 Kudos to the editor :) 4:33 TL;DR; Politics is a biatch! :D 6:24 This guy has nailed it totally! The problem though is that with those sanctions they try to mobilize the people to stand up to their govt, but in the end it just results in the conflict being played on the people's backs by the govt anyway. Negative side effect of that is it can generate hate against the ones who impose those sanctions instead of directing that anger towards the root cause.
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  7. FYI, the ones who signed: 1. Нет! ☺ 2. ga! - g in hand writing = д 3. Неm - m in hand writing = т 4. Нет 5. - TBH, I have a hard time decyphering that as someone who can just barely read Cyrillic at all, looks like Q2RA So, most of them signed with a "No" anyway, the one who didn't was the girl at 4:18, certainly looked like the Russian Humour to me :)
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  8. 4:33 12:01 He's been the best :D 5:26 6:23 He's clear-minded. 16:55 She cracked me up hard. 17:51 Viva l'Italia :D
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  9. He's literally preaching :D
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  10. The best one was the guy saying they invaded Afghanistan "for what?".
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  11. Plot twist: They need to have at least some proof for all of their constant denial of facts.
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  12. Artyom, the Absolute Unit Of A Gigachad!
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  13. The Irony is, that the Russian Forces literally tested their Ch-47M2 in live operations there...
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  14. Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz: Allow me to introduce myself! :)
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  15. Considering the fact that even the meteo usually turns out to be a lie... :D
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  16. If you guys don't know what you can do, just crap the hallways of the Kremlin and unscrew their light bulbs ;)
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  17. Underrated comment.
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  18. 4:08 This man has some true grit! /) 4:36 Great to see a teacher at that age with such a position. 5:22 What a legend! 6:54 Another teacher with a clear mind!
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  19. That literally sounds like "In Soviet Russia you are not interested in politics, politics is interested in you!"
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  20. Thanks for speaking up with solid facts. Loyal to honesty :) - greetings from Equestria /)
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  21. What happened to Artyom? Hope he is fine.
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  22. 0:46 So great to hear that! He's spot on! That was the whole reason why Gorbachov tried the whole Glasnost & Perestroika thing. Hardliners tried to uprise against him and then Yeltsin took over and first tried to keep the ship on course, but seemingly failed and fell into the drinking hole, only to then finally put Vladimir Vladimirovich into power, hoping that he's be good for the country. To be fair, I don't know a lot about the Yeltsin era, I'd so much love to have some decent documentaries about it, but those don't seem to exist (yet) - it's a very important timeframe for understanding how Russia got to where it is now. The bad 90s are a product of Soviet politics in the 80s and probably even back in the 70s. Politics is like flying a helicopter, you have to anticipate what could happen before it actually gets to happen. And things do happen in a noticable delay. I see this in Germany a lot where people blame the current governing coalition for things that literally the previous 6 ones are responsible for (the gas dependency was founded by Schröder and 4 legislative periods of Merkel didn't change anything about that) while the current one now has to somehow get the derailed trainwreck back on track. Of course, they're the "bad bois and grills" ;) 5:50 Well, kinda... that was Putin's Rochade to make it look like him being democratic and make room for someone else only to come back 4 years later while having have pulled the strings during that time.
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  23. Just got a nice question you could ask: "Kadyrow called, he wants the GDR back. Do you want it back, too?"
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  24. Almost disgusting... next time, ask them about Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco or Andorra... :)
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  25.  @mr.v3061  Their body language tells a lot though...
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  26.  @cygnusx-3217  Interesting question. Germany had all of their reparations for WWII paid off in 1988, but still paid for WWI until 2010! Ideally, all (involved) countries would help each other out as much as they can, including the one(s) that did the damage...
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  27. Sad truth is that probably about 98% of people don't have actual friends.
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  28. Those three are the clear-minded ones of this video. Totally nailed it with keeping the siloviki in power.
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  29. Absolutely underrated comment. Badum Tss!
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  30. Congratulations! You just won 5 internets for dropping the comment of the day! /)
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  31. I guess there's more like an urban/rural gradient just like anywhere else in the world.
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  32. He just mispronounced "pubic"... XD
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  33. Knowing those people never left Russia, I even do believe they never left their village during their whole lives.
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  34. 1:14 What a great "answer"... you could only get that from someone who takes things critically by nature. 6:12 What a plot twist them asking you the same questions that you usually ask others XD 6:26 Absolute legend! This explains them starting to ask the questions.
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  35. Sheeple
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  36.  @ommsterlitz1805  Germany doesn't even want to get it back because there only a very small ethnic German minority left there anyway. Splitting it up to both Poland and Lithuania (there was a time where both were one united country BTW, and it was quite large, also including parts of today's Ukraine) would make more sense than trying to make it German again. BTW speaking of ethnics, More than 60% of the "Russians" populating the Kuril Islands are ethnic Ukrainians... how about giving that to Ukraine instead? XD Most interestingly though, Sakhalin has a period in history beginning in 1855 where it belonged to both Russia and Japan at the same time - without a clearly defined border separating it. The shared sovereignty lasted until 1875. Every region discussed is vital to Russia's geopolitical and geostrategic plans BTW. Crimea because of the Black Sea Fleet, full control of the Black Sea because that means control over the "New Silk Road" and therefor the massive trade between the EU and China, Karelia because of the strategic forces (nuclear stuff, long range bombers etc) being based on and around the Kola peninsula, Sakhalin and the Kurils because of having unrestricted access to the Pacific (as a counterweight to the US Island Chain strategy; the same reason why China wants to have Taiwan back) and Kaliningrad being a massive military base essentially for deterrence (they could nuke Berlin, Paris and London without requiring ICBMs from there), but also being able to have a ton of troops "behind enemy lines" already in case a hot war would kick off. You see, it's always complicated. Which is why I typically love to drop memes like "TeH zUcK, Ambassador of the Ancestral Reptiloids, heir to the Dinosaurs, wants his planet back" into such discussions :)
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  37.  @stamfordmeetup  Well, Mr. Burns just recently visited Ukraine... though he's better known as Friedrich Merz in hte public :D
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  38. The lack of education is just baffling. Not wondering anymore why those people happily will join the war and will do the most brutal things. If their govt tells them through state TV that their beloved country is endangered, they don't even know how far away that theatre of war is and the fact that they're totally unaffected by it anyway. Which means, they might probably think they had to defend their home village, not even knowing for real "where" their "enemy" is. People having such a limited picture of the world is probably one of the most dangerous things out there because anyone in power could do anything with those, they'll just blindly follow wherever you'd lead them because everything you could throw at them for reward is better than what they've ever had in their whole lives. Calling them Orcz is kinda based...
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  39. Guy 1: Have you read Leo Tolstoy yet? Guy 2: You mean "Special Operation and Peace"?
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  40.  @AceRamone  Fair point... I lost 97% of my vision 8 years ago, ended up being alone and never managed to get a job because of that. And my biggest fears are being alone, unemployed and therefor socially unaccepted in general, so basically I fear not getting out of that shithole. So far, I didn't make it... the hard fears are the ones you have because of experiences, not those you have because of expectations, unpreparedness or just lack of knowledge.
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  41. NATO + OTAN: We aren't even there yet, bruh!
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  42. The guy with the RITA pants had me in stitches! :D
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  43. 5. There seem to be a lot of disguised Swiss over there... :)
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  44.  @MeisterPothead  True, but especially Artyom's simple "Uhum" reaction often speaks a LOT anyway :)
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  45. I can turn mine back and forth, it's a vital part of body language... and for locating audio sources :D
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  46. You should ask what they think about Russia having left the United Nations Human Rights Council
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  47.  @emjizone  And if you go to the Tian'anmen Square in Xina instead, you don't even need to say anything about "Winnie the Pooh", it's enough if you have citicized him literally anywhere on the internet like 10 years ago.
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  48. Best one was 0:55... 1420: Have you heard of/Do you know Zelenskyi? Guy: I don't know. Also guy: I don't think about politics.
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  49. Question idea: "Do you think Solovyov would be a good president if Putin had to step down?" - could bring forth some interesting answers I guess since that guy is pretty radical with his expessions on the state TV...
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  50. Seems the top fears right after heights are becoming lonely and losing the job... but noone said they were afraid of losing their health.
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  51.  @rg-cc5kg  Those "In Soviet Russia" memes are there for a reason... :D My favourite still being "In Soviet Russia, you don't go to the party, the party comes to you!" XD
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  52. 9:14 Made my day! :D
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  53. He had me dying! :D
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  54. Not gonna lie, if they'd drop the internet over here, I'd literally be cut off from any information completely. I don't even have a TV or a radio and I don't read newspapers because they save on paper and ink so hard it's too tiny to be legible for me... (being able to zoom up stuff on the internet or even change colours and contrast is just great) :D
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  55. For those who are too young to have lived though this, here's a piece of history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKqXu-5jw60
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  56. Underrated comment.
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  57. Title: "To stop the war, we need to change Ukrainian government" What too many Russians, especially Pootler think: "To stop the war, we need to end the SShA, blyat!"
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  58. 1:13 At least he owns it. Credit where credit is due. 8:18 Now I've seen it all. Their provocative way had me dying, it's just impossible to take them seriously :D
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  59. That made my day as well. Guess it's about time they go do that in the Kremlin :D
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  60. 0:28 That edit with the Will Smith slap made my day! :D
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  61. Speaking of games... Il-2 Sturmovik original series, Rise of Flight, Il-2 Great Battles and DCS World are made in Russia mostly. War Thunder as well.
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  62. Probably not the most famous that come to my mind, but maybe the most influencial ones to me, personally... Oleg Maddox, Igor Tishin and Katya/Kate Perederko. Most famous probably Gagarin, Gorbatchev and Vissarionovich (originally Georgian though). Could go on with Tchaykovsky, Mussorgsky and Tolstoy when thinking of culture... And getting the circle back to my initial point, Mikoyan, Gurevich, Sukhoi, Yakovlev, Lavochkin, Polikarpov, Tupolev, Ilyushin, Mil, Kamov... well, I guess you get my point, I'm just an aviation nerd :D And since we are on the internet, the absolutely most famous Russian probably is Eduard Anatolyewich Khil, but most people probably don't know him by name... :D 1:49 You should have added the info that his most well-known book is "Спецоперация и Мир" :)
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  63. 7:30 Oh they do have Freedom in Russia! There he is! ;) 8:57 А ну, чики-брики и в дамки! :D
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  64. Fact is that the vast majority of people is totally incapable of giving that happiness back to you in return.
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  65. Underrated comment.
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  66. 5:07 Найс!
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  67.  @bmunson4920  Imagine they just don't prosecute the 1420 guys so they can keep telling they're a democracy with freedom and stuff in foreign relations and have an example of some dudes that didn't and won't get locked up for asking Kremlin-critical questions...
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  68.  @aormonde  Youtube (aka Google) is like the majority of Russians, sadly. They just wait until things get better by itself.
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  69. 1:23 Yeah, like Moskvich cars! :D 1:29 Well, there is a saying: Sex sells... XD 4:25 Ribbit!
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  70. 3:49 NGL as someone not from Russia I tried that stuff recently and I could hate Putin just for his actions resulting in sanctions which made it impossible to get that stuff in Central Europe simply because it itsn't being imported anymore. Might be a first world problem, but that shows how far down such a conflict goes. Literally everyone loses because of a single chess move that someone with lots of power made. And to put the cherry on the icing, the energy and food prices are already skyrocketing here. I haven't really been able to afford social life before basically just sitting at home trying to kill time somehow (not that much of a problem these days to be fair, I could easily use another 24 hours per day to get my stuff done), it only gets harder now. Much harder. Let's just hope that it will come to a good end ASAP and those who're able to contribute keep doing so as much as they can.
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  71.  @lordandreus208  Just spotted a random Z shaped something there ;)
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  72. Pt. 2 would be great. And I honestly expected at least one listening to DDT, but no one did :)
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  73. I wasn't expecting to be featured in a 1420 video at all :D
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  74. Today, 10cm of snow generated a massive traffic jam resulting in an instant recession where I live. The whole economy probably cracked into a thousand pieces, because nobody expected that to happen and therefor all were stuck at home. Apparently, Putler missed his ultimate chance to take the whole of Europe in a single day though. Phew! XD
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  75. 4:13 That guy lives in perilous danger with that "NATO + OTAN" thing on his garment... ;) 5:27 *chef's kiss* for that edit! /)
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  76. 0:34 What is that? Orcish? XD 1:18 Vladimir Vladimirovich: So you have chosen death! 2:28 Looks like she's gonna take the cake (Sunbutt entered the chat.) 2:58 I think it's baffling, and this is also one of the reasons why "Russia is best country" - noone ever generated interest in other nations, places and cultures and one those who developed that by themselves went to study and learn other languages. In Europe (I guess in most countries at least) learning at least one foreign language is mandatory in school, but often there are chances to learn even two or three. 6:00 Dat edit tho! /) 7:02 That cracked me up! :D
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  77. I was wondering if I was just sucking at maths...
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  78. 0:53 What a mad thing to do with the money... spending it on helping the poor people would be wiser. Although, now you got me. I'd totally give that to the Princesses Sunbutt and Moonbutt for getting lots of cake and chocolate... maybe just not all of it - I wanna live, too XD 1:37 Perfect timing, but I guess that's just an ambulance XD 1:52 Legend! "Consuming" the official news and not approving them, this man has a clear mind. 3:02 WaStEd! 5:05 Just gross... why should they not lie exactly this time? 7:06 I love that question, since all the four allies took over Germany and started to end WWII that way (it actually only ended later in 45 when Japan also capitulated). While the US, British and French made sure that a free democracy can grow up again (remember, Weimar Republic was one as well, but it had its flaws in the constitution that allowed Hitler to take over complete power, Article 48a being the most prominent thing in that regard) while the Soviets actively formed East Germany into an agricultural state (I'd wager to say "a giant kolchose") that even today, 30+ years after the reunification is still lagging behind in industry, technology and economy as well as wages and wealth in general.
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  79. I've been dropping this meme ever since the invasion started, I even once proposed it as a question (Have you read "Спецоперация и Мир"?) :) Glad to see it up on the top with so many likes now ^^
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  80. It's The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything surrounded by the binary value of 2. In other words, it only takes two (massive) balls and what's in between... :D
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  81. If only it was possible to get money for a living in return on this planet...
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  82.  @AutomanicJack  Nailed it :D RF: СпеZопераZия. EU: Сп€цоп€рация!
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  83. In the end it comes down to a simple fact: Every war is a crime itself, regardless of how you call it.
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  84. Valya rocks, and, most importantly, she's very much alive! /)
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  85. Sorry to hear that... you guys are doing a hell of a job down there, a very important one! You're the real heroes!
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  86.  @alcor4670  Or the former German "Democratic" Republic... :D
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  87. They first need to realize it's actually him who craps their hallways and unscrews the light bulbs :)
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  88. 3:50 Artyom being the real MVPGOAT here :) 6:12 The truth probably is that the people in the country did it, and not "just" Putin. Realizing that is the first step to actual democracy. Know that you can achieve something and it's not all the work of a leader and "his gang".
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  89. Next up: Asking their weight... 💀
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  90.  @killercushion  The guy asking the questions in most videos is someone else named Artyom. I remember watching a video showing him back around April this year.
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  91. 6:33 That pic on the right with the La-7 downing the FW-190D-9 is literally the box shot of 1c:Maddox Games' Il-2: Forgotten Battles (Забытые сражения) released like 20 years ago. I've been binging that hard back in the day since that whole series was probably the best flight sim of its time... 6:52 What if people prefer coffee? XD
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  92. If they actually did this to "denazify" Ukraine because of that Azov Battalion and a few of them having been in the parliament even in some of the last few years, they should be heading straight for Berlin instead where there's ~10% of what could be considered Nazis at least partially (the so called "Flügel") in the parliament right as we speak (AfD). Weirdly enough, exactly those are the most pro-Russian faction with strings that lead to the НОД... ;) After all, one has also to clearly distinguish between "Nazi" and just nationalistic or even just patriotic attitudes. It's not all the same, but often been taken for that. As always, it's complicated.
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  93. 0:41 This guy is right ~Sun Tzu, The Art Of War 1:36 That's not just "something", but "Putin just has to die!"
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  94. That edit at the end absolutely nailed it! :D
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  95. No comments yet? XD
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  96. Absolutely agree, and the cherry that sits on the icing of the cake is the fact that they speak of "denazification"... of course there's also differences, but the parallels are just baffling. It's like the saying goes, "if you point your finger at someone, there's three fingers pointing back at yourself", in other words, if there's a country that needs "denazification", it'd actually be Russia with their chekist gov't and the heavy NOD (those are the Ribbon of Saint George coloured Z and V guys) influence on them. There's a term describing it, it's called "rashism" (Raschismus) or "ruscism", formed out of Russia and fascism. I guess the main difference is that the Nazis were getting into power by brute presence of force (SA) prior to getting elected during the 20s while Putin was nominated by Yeltsin and elected by the people and slowly, but gradually changed the system more and more into an authoritarian state over a long period of time in which he got lots of trust from the people and also returned the military and the past with the victory over Nazi Germany to the civil presence (by returning the "good old" Alexandrov hymn with new lyrics, reestablishing the military paraded on the Red Square and even having children being taught early in life how important their victory over the Nazis is) within the first phase (1999/2000 - 2008), then trying to stabilize himself against any potential political opposition with the help of the FSB and police (2008 - 2014 and on) and trying to - as the party's name points out - reunite the Russia that the flag represents, consisting of Russia (red), Ukraine (blue) and Belarus (white), at first with as little military effort as needed, and as of recently increasing pressure a lot to get it done finally (2014 - now, ongoing). And we all have heard that he'd prefer to have NATO borders back to pre-1997 state, which basically means as during the cold war, only with the two Germanys united. Also, one major difference, of course is that he doesn't blame the Jews for all the bad things happening to Russia. In other words, he basically could be compared to any dictator in history in some way, and certainly be compared to Stalin as well who wasn't the nicest leader on the planet either. Long story short, any leader with such an imperialistic, expansive and power hungry world view isn't healthy at all for all the parties involved, that are the country that he is leading itself, the neighbours that are basically at stake and 3rd party countries that are affected globally by the economic unrest, which mainly are 3rd world countries that heavily rely on food supply, in this very case from Ukraine, who made up around 30% of the worldwide wheat exports. The things that are going on right now are affecting everyone on the entire planet, more or less. And Putin knows that, he literally plays that card.
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  97. 0:13 "Хочу Макдонадс, Макдонадс хочу!" - Best answer :D 2:39 That reaction though :D BTW, googled "Ваня и крокодил", back in Soviet days you guys seemed to have liked crocs as cartoon characters a lot, immediately reminded me of Gena, which was so popular, it even ended up being the nickname of the MiG-27 because of its distinct nose shape... :) 6:08 I appreciate the clear view this guy has and how he references back to the revolution as if he'd want to say it's just about time for another one. 7:02 That answer (especially with KGB instead of FSB) and the end made my day! :D
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  98. 0:38 XD 0:53 LOL! :D 3:35 TaX tHe ChUrCh! 8:12 Старлайт Глиммер entered the chat. /watch?v=DqDK5Z3MXa8
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  99.  @juliec5309  Legend has it the French call him Putain :)
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  100. Thx for the feature at 6:17! :D
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  101. The last guy has a point... and the EU at least tries to do that in a small scale. Russia and the former members of the USSR basically had the chance to build up something similar with the CIS, which on paper still exists today, but nobody actually caring about. While mentioning it now, you could ask people what they think about the CIS, its idea, reality and what it should be, if they'd like to have something like that at all as a thing similar to the EU.
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  102. 169% next time, baby! :D
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  103. 2:39 He's got the perfect head shape for this question, NGL. Almost like a skull... 4:40 Yeah, of course. 6:36 He's got it. It's the mass of poor people in rural areas that drag the avg. life expectation down. It's probably not that bad in Moscow or St. Peter(s)burg. 8:00 That editing :D 8:31 What a chat :)
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  104. In a nutshell: "A pochemu?" - "AmYeRiKaNtSe!"
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  105. 7:00 MuRrIcA! XD 9:36 So what did he say? You almost completely cut that out ;)
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  106. 0:13 Wearing the UA colours and then leaving such an answer...
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  107. Last time I went there was in 2019. But there is to say I haven't eaten anywhere else outside either since because of the pandemics. Not gonna lie, the soft serve at the Golden Gull is the best. No typical Gelateria has such, and sometimes I'd just hop in to get one. Well, hoping that the machine isn't broken, which is the case like 90% of the time - then I'd just leave, it's not my problem if they don't wanna earn cash. Totally +20% on that toilet argument. Public toilets literally are the last places you'd wanna end up at any point during your day. The ones at Mc are decent though.
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  108. 1:33 Those sounds in the background are cracking me up! :D
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  109. There is an entry on it on Know Your Meme. Tells it all XD
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  110.  @FlorinDaniel  Certainly, "he" literally is in Romania's name.
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  111. I can already imagine the dialogues... Are you brainwashed? Nyet. A pochemu? We don't have washing machines, but we'll get some soon when our sons come back from Ukraine!
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  112. 0:46 I think it's time to crap that hallway, unscrew the lightbulbs AND bring home a new TV to put it to some better use. 1:06 /watch?v=aqibLFBPenE&t=1m17s 1:34 Who did unscrew the light bulbs afterwards? Merkel or the Russians? :D - oh, wait, I think they took the toilet bowls with them and Vladimir Vladimirovich got the golden one, Dmitry Anatolyevich has to live with the silver one and the ordinary one is for the rest of the KGB in Duma! :P 2:57 You should have edited in pictures of burning Kremlin and "This is fine" speech bubbles coming out of it :) 4:51 He couldn't be any more wrong. Yes, it unites people, but who is pulling the strings? People have to unite through common base of interests and altruism, not because some lucky bastards are telling them BS all the time. 6:18 Hard to compare. What happens in Ukraine would be more like if the USA would attack Mexico and annex parts of it. Anyway most of the wars the US have been fighting weren't any better either. Instead of doing the same because others are doing shit, go ahead and be the good example that doesn't do such things! 6:33 Absolute legend!
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  113. 0:42 Trump left the chat. 2:12 What is it with the Putin shirts? Russian made things I have, or had: various flight sims such as the Il-2 series (old and new one), Rise of Flight, DCS World as well as the predecessors Lock On and Flanker series. And I regularly used to have a Rexona deodorant that was made in SPB which actually disappeared from the market a few months ago, probably for obvious reasons. Getting a replacement was an Odyssey BTW, and very expensive trying out tons of complete and utter crap. And I remember my grandmother having a set of Matryoshka dolls, but I don't know where that ended up. Other well known software products probably are Tetris, War Thunder or simply just Kaspersky AV. BTW I was going to get a SimShaker JetPad/Jetseat from Andre's Shop at some point, but I fear it might be hard getting that shipped to the EU now with all those sanctions.
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  114. It's kinda baffling that Giorgia Meloni and the Fratelli d'Italia got elected with their glorifying of Mussolini even if they're not trying to conquer territories lost in the past. But well... that, the Brexiteers, Front/Rassemblement National, Alternative für Deutschland, Dansk Folekarti, Prawo i Sprawiedliwość and other similar parties and movements in basically all European countries, that's all the same garbled $#!+, financed by the fricken Kremlin to destabilize the EU which basically has always been Putin's life task. Don't let them win, don't let him win.
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  115. 6:11 Daniil wearing a "NATO + OTAN" jacket. Pure gold. Last guy, down to earth, nailed it and way too few are aware of that fact. Thanks for putting him in.
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  116. 1:30 TOMCATS!
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  117. Just imagine tEh LiZzArD zUcC wanting back the whole planet that once belonged to the dinosaurs... ;) Oh wait, he just tries to do that with the Medduhworse! :D
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  118. 4:12 That guy nailed it /)
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  119. @Li F Been wondering that as well, they're pretty much tolerating usually.
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  120.  @mdstate829  How did the USA become the USA? And what about all the other, North, Middle and South American countries? ;)
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  121.  @ragvald8835  You pretty much nailed what I wanted to express with my comment without going into factual details myself. May have looked more like I'm one of those whataboutists that I intended it to be, because I just wanted to show them the mirror.
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  122.  @dmitriypanin9449  Couldn't refrain from laughing a bit because where I come from, our "leader" isn't nicknamed "sun-faced", but Sunbutt! Well, one of them... :D
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  123. Where on the planet is that not THE problem? :D
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  124.  @wessexdruid7598  I'm currently in a country that's in the top 10 of that list and it still is a massive problem. Probably much less than in Russia, but it's still a problem anyways.
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  125. Internet brings people from all across the world together and that's a great thing. And exactly that's what mankind needs to make the world better. It helps stop thinking in nations, ethnics, religions etc and shift more towards thinking in just mankind as a whole. Banning it is like locking people up in some way and essentially locking a whole country up...
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  126. Because noone knows his name... Eduard Anatolyevich Khil :)
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  127. 1420: "Are you brainwashed?" Literally every sales rep on the planet: "No, not at all!" 6:43 He nailed it without noticing when he said they've been suffering for 8 years. It's been 8 years of Kremlin's special operations there. Speaking of special operations, you should ask the people if they've read Tolstoy's "Спецоперация и Мир" :)
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  128. Cloudy thrones are about 20% cooler. Greetings from Cloudsdale :)
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  129. Sounds like me... :D And I couldn't care less :)
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  130. A nu, cheeki-breeki i v damki!
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  131.  @MR_KAWL  Well even in Europe you can have one good McD and the one in the next city could be utter garbage.
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  132.  @VHSKacceta  Every nation that strived to make their country bigger and bigger eventually cracked into a thousand pieces. Russia might just become the next to live that fate... who could possibly want that?
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  133. First off, after having seen some "They're orcs" comments on various videos about the conflict, I was dying already when I just saw the title of this video :D - Such a great way to talk about current things! :) 0:05 Well, see my profile and guess :D 0:08 At least half a pone... though it does remind me of Tirek :) 0:21 "Loot washing machines" totally cracked me up! 0:33 Садрак Вассой isn't green though... ;) 2:10 I guess he knows the real nature of the question :D 2:46 Finally something from slavic mythology :) 3:08 If it can fly, it's either been casting a spell or an alicorn :)
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  134. The guy at 1:01 totally nailed it. The one at 2:00 had me dying! :D 2:48 Great answer. 4:30 as well :) 4:51 Mark Zuckerberg wouldn't like that... :D
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  135. To be fair, he replaced the Mercedes with an Aurus Senat a while ago (2018).
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  136. @TFactory I guess he doesn't even drive the Senat himself at all, he just is being driven around in it in Moscow for official events like the military parades.
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  137.  Victory will be Ukrainian.  Made my day!
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  138. 0:23 You had me in stitches! :D 1:09 Totally wild guess: Maybe Greek... 1:51 So I was wrong as well XD 2:59 That's hard... first thought was something East/South East Asian, but somehow it also sounds similar to Romanic languages like Italian or Spanish, but I'm rather sure they're neither. Probably Romanian or maybe that's Greek, actually. 3:44 LOL, kthxbye XD 4:11 Could be Turkish... 4:20 Wouldn't have guessed that, but it's geographically close to my guess at least ;) 4:45 Must be French :) 5:30 Might think it's Japanese, but I reckon it's not, and not Chinese either... wait, they literally gave it away. Yerevan is in Armenia. 6:10 Sounds like I nailed it XD 6:47 That sounds like Spanish to me... I mean like the idiom, not actually. Probably that's Romanian then. 7:22 I'm bad... XD 7:45 Absolutley no idea... 8:07 She's the winner, not gonna lie! 8:19 I'd guess Czech or Slovak... 8:33 So close! 8:49 No fricken plan... but something Slavic... maybe Srbski? 8:58 They're in the news everyday and I wasn't able to guess it right XD 9:59 Au revoír! Probably butchered the accent thingy XD Hmmm, got like 2.5 / 9, or 3.5 / 10, but that'd be like asking them the language of a Russian recording ;)
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  139. 1:18 The Space Dinosaurs are calling, they want their planet back! They already deployed ZuCc, TeH lIzZaRd! :D
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  140. The space dinosaurs are calling, they want their planet back.
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  141. Last guy asking: "Кто такой Байден?" Ghostbusters theme running in the background. Almost as good as listening to the PTSD inducing war stories of a friend who was in Afghanistan (another useless "special operation", if you ask me) while the boombox is blasting off Pinkie Pie singing Smile. It just fits perfectly ;)
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  142. Makes you wish him crapped hallways and unscrewed light bulbs :D
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  143. The bloody truth about the so called "American Dream" is the fact that you have to be a dish washer first before you can become a millionaire, which has basically become impossible quite a while ago since machines took over the dish washing.
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  144.  @olsonskywalker8215  Remember when der8auer LN2'ed the Zuse Z3 in 38?? That thing was darn hot! ^^
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  145.  @younggamer7218  I guess she was
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  146. 7:05 This is literally the personification of insanity 8:01 Reminds me of someone extremely pro-Russian who grew up in East Germany I met in some forums, argumenting exactly the same while taking benefits of the "evil" capitalism in Bavaria (probably the most conservatively capitalist area in the whole of Europe). He even used the same argument of the West "pitting them against each other" with the two Germanies during the First Cold War. That was like 20 years ago... 9:58 Spoiler alert: It's always the rich profitting off of getting rid of the poor so they don't have to subsidize them instead. 10:04 Ok, now it gets interesting... and what does Aiman Abdallah have to do with all that? :)
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  147. The real problem here: - All other parties that are in the Duma (KPRF, LDPR, CR, Nowyje ljudi, Rodina, Rosta, GPRF) are basically pro-Putin, the others that weren't are banned already - If you don't vote, the votes of those who do vote get stronger - it might send a signal, but won't change anything The solution: - Vote with torches and pitchforks. Lots of them.
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  148. 5:17 Дружба - это чудо! But it sucks, when you don't have it...
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  149.  @richardmoloney689  I knew I missed at least one... add Vatican to the list as well, while we're at it ;)
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  150. 0:14 This is just so utterly ridiculous... what's next? Banning green because you create it with blue and yellow? 2:42 That edit is cracking me up! :D 3:42 Replacing all those pedestrian crossing traffic signs in the whole country will be quite a stretch, too.
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  151.  @DrPav  "Democratic participation is hard - even westerners raised in it struggle to keep up." - So true. Germany needed two full attempts, each right after a World War with them heavily involved to get where it is now. The first attempt failed hard and that failure started WWII.
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  152.  @buskergirl  Was wondering that as well...
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  153. The popular music back then alone would be reason enough... and they still had TOMCATS!
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  154. Artyom krasavchik!
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  155. 2:29 What a fricken legend!
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  156.  @damianm-nordhorn116  You mean like "СпеZопераZия"? Actually, it's Putin's political dying breath... the last letter symbolizing his end.
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  157.  @damianm-nordhorn116  That Cyrillic is the Russian term for "special operation" (spezoperazia), just with the ц replaced by Z, which are more or less corresponding (ts in English transliteration usually, as in Yeltsin).
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  158.  @krzysieksosnowiec  If they don't, the children of tomorrow won't share their dreams...
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  159.  @nafan77761  Ofc they should be and are angry about them, but that should never develop into a general hate against Russians, just because the Kremlin and its military does shit to them. Hate is anger gone awry, out of control.
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  160. NATO-Russia Council needs to get back together. That thing alone is proof that NATO never had the objective to threaten Russia after the fall of the Warsaw Pact. Ideally NATO would be expanded further east by getting Russia in there as well, but the current situation doesn't make going that way easy at all. Sitting in a NATO country myself, that originally, before NATO existed was to blame for 2 World Wars (well, actually it's complicated regarding the first), for us it's a safety warrant not to get into intra-European conflicts again and I understand that as the main reason for the alliance to exist. And I absolutely can't blame any country seeking that collective shelter that isn't under it yet. But no other country should be offended by that huge military alliance in front of their doorstep, just because it's a military alliance. I remember (basically from documentaries) that Putin even asked Clinton back in day if he could join NATO and Clinton just answered like "Well, just go apply, everyone can." and Putin kinda being offended by that respone because he didn't want to be treated like every other small country. I think both sides made a mistake there. Clinton could have invited Putin differently and Putin could just have taken the official way nevertheless. Too bad that didn't work out, we could have much better relationships if that would have gotten real.
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  161. 3:10 Yeah, mostly. They have a J though and that ћ, and some others 8:05 What's wrong about USSR fridges? The Energy Rating being Z? :D
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  162.  @zaphodbeeblebrox6795  To be fair, every Bavarian or Saxon has a much heavier accent than Putin...
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  163. Orwell's books were banned in East Germany. Says it all.
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  164. 1:19 That lady does understand a lot more than she thinks she does... hats off! 6:37 He tried to be "cool", but even failed to make it 6.9/10.
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  165.  @jiros00  2060 times so far. but only two have been utterly fatal... ;)
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  166. She's spot on. The moment the "Kremlin mister" dug up Alexandrov, actions should habe been taken...
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  167. Same XD
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  168. 6:17 Oh, hi! It's me!
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  169. 2:21 "You should be afraid of society, after all. I guess." ~ Gov't basically propagating everyone into Social Anxiety Disorder, which is SAD - pun intended.
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  170. Absolutely based...
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  171.  @petervlcko4858  Alexa, Siri, Cortana, Google... :)
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  172. The editor had way too much fun with this one :)
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  173. 1:33 Literally /watch?v=Bo6UeD3Mnfo (even the colous match...) 6:15 Thanks, probably would have missed that. It's Tsar Alexander II's Flag of the Russian Empire (1858–1896), to be precise. After that, Russia had the same as it has now until 1918. 10:58 Interesting argument, you could think people in Moscow would like him because of their good standards of like and the rural people would rather not like him respectively - but actually, it's the other way round because of how media works in Russia. 11:29 I think the last time there's been a photo of the leader in classrooms where I am is when the Soviets were fighting actual Nazis in the ruins of Berlin... (not counting Equestria, we even do have plushies of our favourite Princesses :) ) 11:43 He does obverse as well, since he's still in KGB :) 12:51 Флаттершай в президенты! /)
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  174. I just love her clear mind and openness! Comes straight to the point while keeping it civil, no fuss!
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  175. 0:31 Nailed it. 1:13 My wild guess is that he'd be the first to sit in a MacDonald's if they ever would reopen in Russia... XD 2:46 That zoom of doom! :D
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  176.  @jefferyhurley151  I read it in his voice... :D
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  177. If all would go by what he said, Imma leave the planet :D
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  178. I wasn't allowed to vote at 16, but I totally wanted to vote away that guy and his party who were in charge for 16 years. It's never good when someone's at the wheel for too long, unless it's a pony princess.
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  179.  @tanner293  Yeah, please leave Iceland to the sheep and ponies :)
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  180. 0:18 ФСБ left the chat. 0:49 Swan Lake on the TV for like a week? XD
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  181. 0:05 Hooves down best answer. Says it all.
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  182. 2:41 Someone painted VV's "thing" there ;) 4:57 He made my day! Love the "plot twist"! :D 8:49 I'm dying! :D
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  183. 6:05 You had me in stitches! :D 7:43 He loves the thorns! 7:56 Nice to see Daniil be with the team, but as always: Stay safe! :) 8:57 Totally... LMAO XD
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  184. If Russia dares to drop any kind of WMD, Biden will personally come to Moscow and crap all the Kremlin's hallways and unscrew every single light bulb, that's for sure! :)
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