Welcome to my Channel. I try to do researched content about various topics ranging from history, anthropology, geography, culture and more and more and more. I have a long list, and yeah I actually have a list of videos that I want to make in the future. I constantly update that list and post it in the community tab monthly. My patreons then vote on which topic comes next. The process by which I currently work is to make a short video (about 12-30 minutes long) followed by a long video (about 1-2 hours long) and to try to do two videos a month. I hope you enjoy what I have made if you want to leave feedback or criticism and you want me to see it, there is a feedback tab on my discord server where I read and take note on what my audience believes should be changed,or what I got wrong, or take suggestions for topics. If you want to suggest a topic, leave feedback or support me via paypal or patreon, the links are below. If you want to contact me in person the best way is through discord.
And what about the genocide of aboriginal Americans?! Weren't they human being?! US of A has all her feet buried in genocide. Still you criticise others. Genocide is unacceptable. Whether it is American, British, German or Russian. Petiod.
I always knew Moscow was a very "specific" type of Russian but I wasn't aware that it was because Moscow was the duchy that took over. Good history lesson.
As a Hungarian, sorry about slowing down the European project due to the circus we call the Parlament. We'll try getting a party that's center left and isn't corrupt.
This school year a group of German teachers visited our school and were baffled by the amount of techology the students know how to use and how we arent distracted in classes (because of the techonolgy). our teacher kinda showed off our digital ways to them and I though the German teachers were out of their dephs because they were old. but this video (and the comments) have now made me aware about their paper obsession lol. I am so used to everything being digital that it actually sounds unbelievable that so many countries in Europe still rely on... paper.
Hi, that's literally best video explaining this topic, big thank you! Edit: I've decided to add something mine to discussion. As a Czech, I've always hated term of Eastern Europe because of these things. I've seen as a kid especially our country just being alone, too different and with nothing in common with so-called Slavic countries and so on. It's irony call as Eastern Europe (frequently being miss used as post-communist), because for example we have being ruled by Austrian and Germans for much (I mean really) longer than by Soviets. In comparision to other Slavic, Eastern European, ex-Soviet and so labeled countries, we have much more German culture than them, with primarily language is similar to countries to the East from us (which is also heavily influenced by Germans). And despite it, we were many years before pretty much independent kingdom and Czech remainded still really closed nature nation and minded their own bussiness as much as they could in times of being ruled by others. And that's maybe why we don't have much in common with many of our neighbouring countries.
It's unfair to say that in China it's a weak society, because that gives a wrong idea that people will accept whatever state says, thats not at all true. Just to get the pulse of the society Chinese government goes to great lengths, for example usually local municipality will take the local problems people are facing and try to solve, if it doesn't work, it will go to higher authorities. Secondly, although social media is no completely open, often social issues are discussed here and the government pays a lot of attention to this and tries to solve those issues. Finally, Chinese people don't care too much about ideals, it's the practicality that matters, good food, peaceful life, decent living conditions, thats what most people care about. So government has a single objective and tries hard to fulfil thoss. Finally, Chinese people are not afraid to take matters into their hands when things don't work, it has happened in past and will happen in future if things don't work. Be it overturning the Kingdoms or government state or just minor protests. So saying Chinese people are some people who follow orders blindly is completely unfair, baseless and unjustified. They accept state authority because the deal between obedience to state and development of people. It's is in balance. Right now the state is keeping it's promise and working hard to improve peoples lives. Chinese people appreciate this, the future is obviously to be seen.
You are wrong about the tax rate, with the beginning of the next year the tax rate will be 22%. And the government is probably adding another tax to the companies what's called "the defence tax" (or they just might add this to every person income tax). With the beginning of this year the VAT increased also to 22%.
