Comments by "hedgehog3180" (@hedgehog3180) on "Z YOUTH - Russia's Next Generation Ruined by Propaganda" video.

  1. Sadly for the joke this is generation Alpha, most Gen z are already adults.
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  2. Every accusation is an admission.
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  3. If you think pronouns are sexual then how do you hold a conversation in public?
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  4.  @79werwolf  Z became symbolic since it was used by the units in Northern Ukraine, ironically the direction where Russia lost the most but propaganda is rarely well thought through. The Z probably stood for Zapad which means west so it probably referred to the Western Military district which was the best trained and equipped district in the Russian army and the one tasked with taking Kyiv.
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  5. You could write an entire album about just the Kamchatka.
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  6. Of course you use an OP plane in War Thuder.
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  7.  @Алена-ь5ы7ч  this is the second bot I have seen posting this copy pasta comment.
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  8. That is true, William Spanial and other analysts have talked about how the Russian army is deliberately targetting Siberia and other poorer regions and avoiding the large cities in European Russia since if the people there started protesting it could threaten the regime.
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  9. I didn't think the sanctions were so hard that you guys don't even have HD TVs anymore.
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  10.  @julianmorrisco  In general the issue is that when you deny that you could ever be manipulated you never stop to think whether you might have been. The kind of people who just deny that they can be influenced are often the most easily influenced exactly because they'll never stop to think about whether they're being influenced. Same goes for any kind of blindspot or cognitive trap, if you deny that you're vulnerable to it you just never stop to check yourself.
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  11. The Nordic Education system is somewhat unique since we have Gymnasiums instead of High School. The difference is that a Gymnasium is not just supposed to be a purely academic education but a more rounded education that's supposed to broadly equip you to participate in civil society and become an active democratic citizen. That's part of what the “dannelse” concept is about and that's why the different subjects will almost always directly reference current events and ongoing political debates. Like in my chemistry class when we talked about nitrogenic compounds we also talked about farm run off and eutriphication, and my history teacher decided to have themes about both the Israel-Gaza war and the Russo-Ukrainian war. Ideally the skills you learn in these subjects aren't just meant to make you better at that subject, you're supposed to be able to use them in combination to better understand societal issues and take an intelligent and informed stance.
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  12. Judging by the relative quality of life being confused about your gender seems to be a massive national advantage.
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  13. Well that just makes patriotism sound like a loads of bollocks, I don't fancy dying in a muddy trench for some war a crazy autocrat started.
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  14. Interesting to come out so strongly pro-indoctrination, definitely not something a government bot would say.
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  15. Politicians do show up in Danish high schools but that's because they're campaigning and the school is hosting a debate. I think that's the only appropiate context for a politician to visit a school.
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  16. What's the problem with that?
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  17.  @Mad_Dog_of_the_Regime  No it isn't, not even remotely. What are you even trying to say?
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  18. European? Like the entire continent? You know that includes Russia right?
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  19. Zapad, which means West and refers to the Western Military District. That was the district responsible for the Northern part of the invasion and it had Zs painted on it's vehicles, O and M were also used but since the most dramatic battles happened in the north of Ukraine and that's where the majority of Russian casulties came from that's the area that recieved the most media attention. No it doesn't make sense that you'd use the symbol of a force that got decimated in the biggest military blunder since the Russo-Japanese war in your propaganda, I don't ger it either.
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  20.  @Ruper-gy2ed  What the fuck does that have to do with anything?
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  21. You want your children to think about the future but only if it's a future you approve of?
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  22. The ones that Russia is kidnapping or the ones that Russia is murdering?
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  23. I mean children hating their parents isn't exactly an uncommon thing. I mean that's why “i hate you mom” is basically a cliche.
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  24.  @kuroinokitsune  Some generally good advice would probably be to get a VPN and learning how to stay anonymous online so you can maintain connections with the outside world in spite of the censorship. If it's anything like China the Russian authorities probably won't come after you for this so long as you don't show much outward political activism.
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  25. It's insane that China still claims to be communist when the lack of labor rights and business regulations would make a US senator blush. China unironically is more neoliberal and capitalist than the US.
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  26. Also there's the pretty noticable difference that Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union and millions of Ukrainians fought in the Red Army. I mean the most iconic Soviet WWII symbol, the T-34 was invented by a Ukrainian.
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  27.  @u2beuser714  Why is it hard to believe that Russia lost a lot of wars just because they won one war against the Ottoman Empire when it was literally known as “The Sick Man of Europe”? I mean they lost the subsequent Crimean War and then later the Russo-Japanese war.
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  28.  @olegshtolc7245  But I thought all of this was because the evil west refused to treat Russia properly?
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  29. A lot of this footage looks like it's from a punk rock music video where they made up a fake fascist society.
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  30.  @reboundrides8132  The Nazis were actually also hilariously incompetent.
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  31.  @pewpewbbqs  What kind of speech involves breaking into the parliament, threatening the lives of opposition politicians and vandalizing the place?
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  32. The Soviet Union had something like this called the Young Pioneers.
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  33.  @DryWall-wd4ei  You know if your country wasn't a shithole you wouldn't have to teach kids to proud of it, they'd just be proud of it naturally.
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  34. Being a traitor rules actually.
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  35.  @shis7661  Man what a strawman, do you even buy it yourself?
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  36.  @g4joe  it's telling that you're so weak that you'd give up democracy just to avoid power outages, of course in the end you'll get neither as authoritarian states tend to be dysfunctional, China has regular rolling blackouts as well after all.
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  37. Yes because Russia is a fake nation that shouldn't exist thanks for understanding. /s
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