Just don't join the army, where your superiors will pimp you out to other men for money.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2007/feb/14/russia.lukeharding
Be real, you probably drink moonshine and pray every day that there isn't enough methanol in it to kill you.
Or wait, Russian right... so I guess you're praying for the methanol.
And there is that whataboutism. Now we just need some nuclear threats and we have a [bingo](https://media.tenor.com/1B8vjIqzmtEAAAAC/say-the-line-bart.gif)
you are absolutely right, everything is very reminiscent of the history of the beginning and middle of the XX century. Only at that time everyone was against the USSR, and now against Russia.
In general, throughout history, Europe has always been against Russia... 😉
> Russian democracy died when yeltzin ran amok and let russian tanks fire at the central goverment...
You have sadly bought Russian propaganda here.
Yeltsin was the force of democracy in that conflict. He was the one who was elected in democratic elections. [The communist aparatchicks sitting in Duma were put there by fake elections of 1990.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1990_Russian_Supreme_Soviet_election)
That does not change the fact that russian democracy died after Yeltsin assigned military to attack the parliament and accomplished full influence over russia. You don't shoot at a parliament with a tank. There's a thing called checks and balances. Right or wrong, that was the day dictatorship was installed in RF.
The fact that freedom of speech and legit elections still existed past this point only implied that Yeltsin didn't have an issue with them. Not that he couldn't have taken them away. And that's the problem. He could have. And his buddy, who he assigned as his successor illegally, in a small circle of oligarchs, Vladimir Putin, would later acquire his power for that very purpose.
Only for yeltsin to sit in front of a TV with a sour [ face](https://youtu.be/jhBmZPy02s4) thinking about how he drank everything away. Алкаш жалкий.
You're giving an incomplete, ridiculously one sided and totally false propaganda description of the events of 1993. You either have no fucking idea of what happened or just don't care.
>Russian democracy died when yeltzin ran amok and let russian tanks fire at the central goverment...
That's what I'm talking about. Russians regretfully recall the time of Yeltsin's rule, and they simply hate Gorbachev.
The only time Russia was good was when the US was writing the Russian constitution and the CIA was Yeltsin's advisors.
Putin in the Munich speech very clearly expressed Russia's pain. Have you heard Putin's Munich speech? only Europe and the United States did not take this speech seriously.
Russia is not a cranberry country from American films with drunk people, devastation and bears. And Russians are not idiots. Russians see everything that is happening around them, all DW, Freedom, the closure of RT, censorship and closure of Russian channels of ordinary bloggers on YouTube, everyday hatred of Russians in Europe.
In Europe and the USA there is exactly the same propaganda that everyone is talking about about Russia. Only in Russia they don't demonize the people, and your media instill hatred towards Russians as a people.
Europe and the USA have already learned how to live Russians, thank you. It was the most terrible time for Russia and no one wants a repeat here.
...But the Russians so believed the United States and Europe, and they deceived. There is no more trust, and with each piece in the European and American media, the statement of Western politicians, distrust of "Western partners" is strengthened.
I wish all the bigots read this and decide to move there.
Oh we can wish
Another traditionalist stupidity and bigotry.
First sensible thing coming out of Russia in the past 30 years.
You should go join 'em then.
All heterosexual people, welcome to Russia!
Just don't join the army, where your superiors will pimp you out to other men for money. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2007/feb/14/russia.lukeharding
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Did you drink so much vodka that you forgot you're the Russian here? lol
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Be real, you probably drink moonshine and pray every day that there isn't enough methanol in it to kill you. Or wait, Russian right... so I guess you're praying for the methanol.
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Not at all, why do you think it's only Ukraine that thinks Russia is full of alcoholics?
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You need my help to figure out how to insult me? Just how drunk and stupid are you?
lol, as if Russians don’t hate everything and everyone, including themselves
on the contrary, rather, everyone hates Russia so much that they are ready to make things worse for themselves.🤣
Ah, there’s that classic victim complex.
No, this is a fact of hatred on the part of the European Union and the United States. Even now I get dislikes, although I'm not doing anything wrong.
And there is that whataboutism. Now we just need some nuclear threats and we have a [bingo](https://media.tenor.com/1B8vjIqzmtEAAAAC/say-the-line-bart.gif)
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>are ready to make things worse for themselves.🤣 Which things are worse?
As a heterosexual, i pass that all the way so, no thank you
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you are absolutely right, everything is very reminiscent of the history of the beginning and middle of the XX century. Only at that time everyone was against the USSR, and now against Russia. In general, throughout history, Europe has always been against Russia... 😉
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> Russian democracy died when yeltzin ran amok and let russian tanks fire at the central goverment... You have sadly bought Russian propaganda here. Yeltsin was the force of democracy in that conflict. He was the one who was elected in democratic elections. [The communist aparatchicks sitting in Duma were put there by fake elections of 1990.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1990_Russian_Supreme_Soviet_election)
That does not change the fact that russian democracy died after Yeltsin assigned military to attack the parliament and accomplished full influence over russia. You don't shoot at a parliament with a tank. There's a thing called checks and balances. Right or wrong, that was the day dictatorship was installed in RF. The fact that freedom of speech and legit elections still existed past this point only implied that Yeltsin didn't have an issue with them. Not that he couldn't have taken them away. And that's the problem. He could have. And his buddy, who he assigned as his successor illegally, in a small circle of oligarchs, Vladimir Putin, would later acquire his power for that very purpose. Only for yeltsin to sit in front of a TV with a sour [ face](https://youtu.be/jhBmZPy02s4) thinking about how he drank everything away. Алкаш жалкий.
You're giving an incomplete, ridiculously one sided and totally false propaganda description of the events of 1993. You either have no fucking idea of what happened or just don't care.
>if you don't like my favorite president, you're spewing propaganda! Huh, convenient isn't it. Actually all of it was accurate.
damn, even here it's bad. What do you need to do to become good?!!😭
>Russian democracy died when yeltzin ran amok and let russian tanks fire at the central goverment... That's what I'm talking about. Russians regretfully recall the time of Yeltsin's rule, and they simply hate Gorbachev. The only time Russia was good was when the US was writing the Russian constitution and the CIA was Yeltsin's advisors. Putin in the Munich speech very clearly expressed Russia's pain. Have you heard Putin's Munich speech? only Europe and the United States did not take this speech seriously. Russia is not a cranberry country from American films with drunk people, devastation and bears. And Russians are not idiots. Russians see everything that is happening around them, all DW, Freedom, the closure of RT, censorship and closure of Russian channels of ordinary bloggers on YouTube, everyday hatred of Russians in Europe. In Europe and the USA there is exactly the same propaganda that everyone is talking about about Russia. Only in Russia they don't demonize the people, and your media instill hatred towards Russians as a people. Europe and the USA have already learned how to live Russians, thank you. It was the most terrible time for Russia and no one wants a repeat here. ...But the Russians so believed the United States and Europe, and they deceived. There is no more trust, and with each piece in the European and American media, the statement of Western politicians, distrust of "Western partners" is strengthened.
I guess after 250.000 KIA in Ukraine this law was high on the list of things that need be completed