Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Do Russians think they live in totalitarian state?" video.

@JohnSmith-px5nf yet people do it all the time. What's this you can't stuff. You need to stop talking about the west as a single country too. It's ridiculous. But other types of people are equal to you. The freedom you're asking for seems to be to denigrate others, and their value as human beings, so that they have less rights. Anyway go to any English speak political video and you'll find people who criticize whatever position. And you'll find that they have groups in person. The KKK still exists. So in the U.S, you can do whatever. It's a problem once you affect others though. Because that's an action to another person. And as someone else said, the Russia government is more intrusive in all these areas like speech. These gymnastics to try to make a dictatorship seem free are silly.
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@alexsilent5603 since you gave a name I looked it up. a guy committed 4 acts of terrorism... He targeted a child, and told people to attack him. This terrorists threatened Russia... "A magazine Rashid was producing contained suggestions to strike the 2018 World Cup in Russia with vehicles, weapons or bombs, his trial heard." "His list of targets included British Army bases, shopping centres, Jewish communities and government buildings." "Rashid had spent the past 18 months locked away in a bedroom of his parents' house where he had made links with known Isis members and spent hours making online posters and propaganda encouraging would-be terrorists to carry out the most gruesome attacks." Rashid made it clear the prince "and other members of the Royal family should be viewed as potential targets". Rashid admitted four terrorism charges."
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@JohnSmith-px5nf nothing stops you from disagreeing with them so your freedoms are fine.
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@zanzan2738 you literally don't because you have fewer freedoms and rights to criticize the government. You have an autocracy. You literally have fewer human rights.
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