Comments by "Luredreier" (@Luredreier) on "NFKRZ" channel.

  1. 14:47 Be proud of letting it out, it's a good thing. And regarding your feelings... Think of it like the polar night. When it's at its darkest it's easy to forget that the sun will ever return, but it *will*. Do not give up. Survive, one day at a time. Try to enjoy the small moments of light that you do find. And you'll get through it. It's not easy, but it will be worth it. And on the other end you'll get the midnight sun. And I'm not going to lie, past that there's probably more winters. But fight through them, and you'll get more summers, and they're wonderful. And I'm not just talking about sunlight and grass, but feelings here. So you know, hold on, and seek comfort in others. If you support each other you'll get through this.
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  2. 2:55 It's one thing that I've been annoyed with regarding our governments for a while... I feel like we should offer Russian migrants and refugees access to our countries... But the rules have been made in haste by people who didn't think about all the consequences... 5:00 It's not always racism. Sometimes it's just overreacting to strong emotions without realizing all the messed up consequences those actions may have. 6:03 More a half truth or exaggeration then a outright lie. People are humans and they have emotions. And they overreact sometimes... And that includes politicians. The truth part is that they're *trying*. The lie part is when they fail... 8:31 Hum, considered giving Svalbard a go? Considering the Svalbard treaty it might be easier to get access to then most of Europe in some ways. And while not a EU member if you decide to live here long enough to become a citizen it's a citizenship that gives you full access to the EU. And since Norway borders Russia there's some Russian speakers here, and there's always the Russian settlement there... 11:45 Nope, we've been closing our borders and it's pissing me off... I can understand the sentiment, people are afraid of losing their comfortable lives where they can believe that they're good people, doing good things. And people here genuinely are trying. But at the same time there's so much negativity towards accepting others into our society...
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  3. 9:12 I 100% agree with you. And anyone that wants to be negative towards you because of that honestly shouldn't be here. But try to think of them as talking out of pain or fear and not rationality.
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  4. I'm proud of you. And it feels good to hear you do well for a change. :-)
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  5. Portugal isn't a bad idea if you have a weak passport. But you'll have to work hard to make it work there. But perhaps if you get citizenship you'll give another country a try? Germanic countries are generally well run and have a better work-life balance then southern Europe. But it's hard to get into the Germanic parts of Europe. 8:35 Yes, there's definitely that too, yes. ;-)
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  6. 7:23 If you move within Europe you'll mostly be fine with just renting a moving car or the services of a moving company. You can take things across borders just fine here. And people can cross them too...
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  7. 13:28 Some years ago (before that law) I might have been inclined to think that the US was as bad as Russia... But I remember hearing about that law in the news and news about various development aid organizations getting trouble because of it... And yeah, wasn't thinking that afterwards... The US is bad by western standards... But it's no Russia... 15:08 Nah, it doesn't really make sense then either...
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  8. 13:55 It's probably not going to help much... But look up Quakers. They're a religious group believing that everyone have a light in them regardless of their faith. So they've been supporting the freeing of slaves (and the underground railroad), the escapes of Jews from Germany during the time that must not be mentioned on YouTube. And just in general they tend to be good people. (Look up the paradox of quacker beliefs by QuakerSpeak). I'm an atheist myself, but reading about them gives me some hope that there's genuinely others (and not just individuals, but a organized group) that actually share my values of people all mattering.
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