ntse.bsky.social
A 🇧🇬&🇪🇺 citizen, pro-🇺🇦, pro-🏳️🌈 and 🖕🇷🇺
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Всъщност не представлява заплаха, понеже НАТО никога не е е застрашавал Русия.
Но пък с оценката ти съм напълно съгласен, класически фашизъм.
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Аре бегай, едносричник.
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Докладване, аз не го виждам заради някой от листжвете, който ми го блокира.
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Reminds me of the 90s here. Back then we dreamed of your land of plenty...
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Да чета книжки, бате.
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Аз съм пробвал като ученик, не смуча на кръгъл час като въпросния 40-годишен, пречейки на още куп народ наоколо.
Ще продължаваш ли с тъпите намеци, понеже като толкова хитроумно и предполагаемо неусетно си ме подбутнал да се издам, че съм пушил трева? 🙄
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It's called ostentation. This is the essence of the modern Russism. The pretense they are the Third Rome, overestimation of their own importance, wealth and mightand constant showing off even if it's as laughable as the Trump’s parade.
Russia is a drunkard bear with nukes in place of her teeth.
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They are not. Russian empire imported western culture and style(s). Soviets had none and assimilated everyone else's. Russkies glorified their own importance while not offering anything unique, and left most of their country to slowly rot so they could promote Russism in its seats of power.
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...and you have an agenda to present Russia and Russian culture as something unique.
As if there should be such single thing as "Russian culture" to begin with. On paper, they are huge federation.
On paper they should be all unique.
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I've traveled to only a handful of European cities and towns (some in Germany, Slovenia, Croatia, Italy, Greece, Romania and ofc my own country) and I always have a hard time choosing our next destination. There are so many places to go.
Unless you are vatnik...
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Local culture stepped away to make space for russification, so you won't get much of that either.
Vatniks love to portray the EU as a culture assimilation project, but it's the the other way around - the EU with its huge diversity of architecture, cultures and layers of history is unique.
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There are other cities in Russia deserving some attention, but moany developed faster during Soviet times and no amount of great parks and boulevards can make them as beautiful as the old imperial seats of power due to the ugly nature of Soviet mass produced buildings.
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...but compared to the EU's 450 million people inhabiting less land than 1/4th of Russia and 2.5 times less than the US, Russia has only 140 million people living there, and about 25 million or so live in developed cities with ~a million+ pop. Yet most videos only mention Moscow and Petersburg.
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Russia is 4+ times the size of the EU as a landmass. It's the largest country in the world, and most of it is not just UNDERdeveloped, it's UNdeveloped. Not as in "wild" as the Soviets exploited it and there are mining towns and such everywhere...
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Откъдето и всички други, които знаят...
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Няма как да го реши, но иде да покаже как фалшиво позитивните инфлуенсъри са просто фасада.
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Не е собствен. И полицията не го открива там, докато е вътре.
Пичът е топ позитивист, примерно ме заплаши с пикел, след като имах какво да му казвам за блъскането на врати като за последно, когато го друсне липсата на допамин.
Смърди на говно, което е вероятната причина ти да се лепнеш, еджлорде.
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In addition, Kosovo was not annexed or promised annexation.
Donbas voted independence from Russia. 35% probably choosing Russia during the events from 2013 don't make it even a legal case...
Putin is a war criminal and mass murderer, why do we even bother listening to him?
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Kosovo had mostly muslim population since the Ottoman era, Serbs weren't even considered "liberators" back then.
Donbas had a "Russian" MINORITY. If Russia wanted them, they should have handed RU passports. Instead they waged war on the majority of the population, same as in Abkhasia.
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Аз пък мога да ги отварям и затварям с една ръка без да са закачени, докато някои закачени не успявам да затворя без сила и ногласяне да прескочат някакво зъбче на резбата на правилното място (обикновено тези с малки гърла) или си мокря целите пръсти (студените чайове с големите капачки).
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BTW I don't think Ukraine is a exactly good example. They weren't in the EU. They were closer to Russia the whole time since the 90s. They had the language issue too. And Russia invested heavily into their divisions (money, manpower), incl. starting the street clashes and later the civil war.
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But these are small parts of their respective generation. Current voting population age is heavily shifted to earlier gens due to population age, and most of the anti-western vote we owe to the gens I mentioned.
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They are are usually small(er) groups often employed exactly because they are uninterested in politics and the future, just a gang thing. Come to street violence they'd be there, ofc.
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Depends what you are looking for. For example if we look at typical anti-western/anti-EU agenda protests in Eastern Europe atm, there are always the "locals" (newly coined term here, I like it) which are late millenials or GenZ (some under 18), but come to voting they are still the irrelevant part.
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You are right about TikTok, and it would become more apparent with GenZs in the coming years, but they are not split in such impactful way. Russian issue would be obsolete by the time they become more involved/invested in politics. I'd be more worried about typical western divides by then.
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They are still bound to their habits granted by freedom. I nave a GenZ niece (twins, actually, so a nephew too), her boyfriend's family from Eastern Ukraine and a Tate fan "living for the moment" and all the other BS, and her friends are also split, but they are mostly not interested in politics.
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I prefer Israel to get rid of Bibi and become democracy again, but that won't happen with US backing him.
What I also prefer is they stick a finger to the old beards in Iran, though, and they are doing it.
Meanwhile it means less Shaheds for Russia and one less ally to their dictator too.
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No, it is not.
It's a dictatorship that took over a country with all the chances to become a democratic republic (even got help to get rid of the monarch) and instead turned into religious state where freedom doesn't exist. And Israel is their archenemy as totalitarian states always need one.
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I was born '79 (grew up with '78), and my generation couldn't skip school even if we wanted as we 'd have ended up in prison-type schools.
We are talking about those generations in Eastern Europe, a subject I doubt you are familiar enough with to be able to argue about, so no need to get triggered.
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This divisions do not exist in the western world. They have some clear years to mark generations (which is same for the boomers here), while Eastern Europe has splits right on the middle of two groups that divide them into groups with opposing views.
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...but anyone born before that was in the comsomol or even had a job in the system, and was either influenced (at best), or fully indoctrinated (at worst).
With later generations there were other issues. Some millenials grew during the strife in the 90s.
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It is mostly generational, but as we all have kids, some of them end up in the same footsteps.
GenX in Eastern Europe is split between generations that grew up with anti-western propaganda and those that missed by a small margin or weren't old enough to process it. 1975 onwards are so-so...
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Ukraine wanted a single official language, which is common in most countries, unless there are Ruskies there to oppose it. Despite the fact Russia also does it, even if it is a federation of 20+ republics which (once) had their own languages.
Russia assimilates and russifies people.
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And here comes the weirdest part: they also employ far-right crowds to destabilize. They do it everywhere in Europe atm.
Ukraine didn't repress Russian-speakers. And Russian-speakers mean they were Russians anyway, as the country was heavily russified for nearly a century.
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Zelenskyy cannot ban parties, they have a parliament to do it. Banning terrorists and foreign spies is a common sense.
As for the far-right - every country has them. At the same time ALL pro-Russian parties anywhere are fascist (even if they lean left economically), yet they always point to others.
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Once proud warriors that resisted Russia now turned to obedient Russian slaves.
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Why none of these cretins realizes the only reason they are not dying from drone strikes is because Ukraine doesn't attack civilians?
That doesn't say Ukranian spies shouldn't eliminate him, though. Although risking their positions for some propagandists in a country built on propaganda... 🫤