What young Russians think about Putin? 

Same video, different locations - different answers 🤷‍♀️ А вообще интересно вышло! Девушка под конец четко описала то больное общество, представители которого "выступали" до неё 👌

It’s so sad as many of these young people are so uneducated and poor. Putin wants to keep them like that so he can use them to fight his illegal wars.

These young Russians that like Putin are FOS- Full Of Shit. They are either afraid of stupid? Maybe they’re joking?

@@alcoholfree6381 I wish they were joking, being ironic, anything... But, alas - they believe what they say, it validates their way of life, sad as that may sound to us in the West 😑

@@APlusRussian As an outsider looking in, I can admit that Putin had done alot of good for his country/federation in many ways. But at the same time he has done stuff to undo a lot of that good in other ways. And this whole us vs them/east vs west mentality doesn't serve anyone other than those in power on both sides who can use it to maintain and expand their power(s) and point fingers at each other across the isle. NATO was becoming irrelevant until Putin gave them an excuse to re-invigorate their "raison d'être" (reason for being) by pushing this "us vs them" mindset. NATO let Chechnya Georgia Syria Crimea etc go and didnt involve themselves for the most part other than lip service to those on the blunt end of Russia's big stick. But there comes a point when they will and the 2022 special military operation was it. Now you can say NATO did the same to Russia by expanding eastwards that maybe but ask those small countries like Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Lithuania, Finland and etc, knowing what they know and the having experienced the freedoms they have during their time away from the Kremlin would they give it all up and return to the so called "motherland" the answer would probably be a big fat NO! So in that sense NATO didn't expand east rather those nations ran westwards into NATO's arm's for various reasons, I dont need to list here.

Please accept my sincere admiration.

Да ладно вроде ничего страшного не сказали:) можете спать спокойно 😂

Glad you spoke up! What did you think watching the other Russians give their approval of Putin?

Stay safe, Katia! Hugs from Lithuania

Ваше мнение очень важное!!!! Всегда приятно слушать что говорят адекватные люди, не всё потеряно значит :D respect from Lviv 😁

That's why westoids so sure about everything they think about Russia

@@imperium_vox And Putin so sure about all the Nazis in the world?

Yes, random man have a right to judge everyone apart from himself 🙉👏👏

@@mistressofthewoods5333 Ask Putin, I'm not him

@@imperium_vox so you are a "westoid" when you know?

Very depressing! Redeemed only by the last lady and those dogs! More clips of dogs, please!

Greetings from Kazan, I'm 23 and this people from the interview are some sort of aliens for me, I don't have friends of my age who support Putin. When I was in school most of my classmates supported Navalny, some of them were arrested for participating in meetings. I always thought that people who support the regime are the older generation, but oh boy how I was wrong.

There is a lot stupid people living in every country on the planet

have ppl changed ?

@@johney3734 Person changes all the time. People are group stay about the same. Changes slower.

Basic unconscious answers...

putin got him a free washing machine from ukraine. Shame that a family member had to die though, fighting the "nazi". It was a nazi washing machine, they had to liberate it!

Если сказал "Не знаю" это не значит "Ничего". Человек мог не задумываться или не владеть информацией или не готов ответить. У вас логическая ошибка, с помощью которой вы хотите овладеть неокрепшими умами, перетянув их на свою сторону. Как и все пропагандистские видео на этом канале антироссийской направленности. Дали бы ему, к примеру, загуглить "достижения России за 20 лет", потом бы спросили, что из этого он почувствовал на себе. А вот последняя девушка, вполне возможно, готовилась к ответу, но по существу вообще ничего конкретного не сказала.

Is it a normal pedestrian's job to know what he does? No, if he doesn't care about politics then why should he even give a shit about what bills he passed to make their life better? All that he needs to know is that Putin brought them a better life than what their fathers, mothers and even themselves in some cases experienced in the 1990's.

@@marekpumex Exactly.You get the same BS from Trump supporters.They tell you that the election was stolen but have no proof.

Just one person in a sea of hoodwinked masses.

I am horrified that young people adhere to this stupid position. But there are many people like the girl at the end of the video in the country. All my friends are against this shit. Someday common sense will prevail. but the sacrifices are too big

@@kilotorch 100% Agree..!

@@kilotorch Maybe you don't understand the situation well enough... Or are you so intelligent that not a single concept can escape your grasp ?

@@GuillermoH.R-k4h I think it's true. The girl in the last part of the interview didn't want to answer because it's not safe. (it's really not safe)

These are the kind of people Putin likes most. Just give them a couple of potatoes and vodka then they're satisfied.

People totally lacking in empathy. Dead inside.

@@peternolan4107 Exactly, because of this I'm hoping Russia will collapse. I'm going to celebrate it.

@@peternolan4107 it’s really hard to call them people

Yup and any time the discussion turns tricky or the questions unanswerable with any degree of empathy then it's the old "we don't deal with politics" - essentially means as long as we're ok, we're not rocking that boat!

The most terrible thing, and it is difficult for a Westerner to feel, is that before that we called them brothers. 30 years ago we were one country, half of Ukraine speaks Russian, almost everyone in Russia has relatives in Ukraine. Almost any Russian has some Ukrainian roots and he is 1/4 or 1/8 Ukrainian. It's as if Germany would bomb Austria or the USA Canada. Even this comparison is not enough, it's as if Texas would separate from the United States and the rest of the states would fight in Texas.

@@TheGhost-s5v well said 👍

@@TheGhost-s5v I think a lot of us Westerners do understand now that this is a big tragedy of the situation. It's the ultimate betrayal. That the brutal Russian invasion has driven a wedge between your two peoples that will not now be healed for hundreds of years. That Ukrainians everywhere are now united against Russia. This war seems to represent a new birth of Ukraine's national mythos as the strong country that stood against the Russian tyranny that pretended it was a brother. To be invaded by Russia on a pretext of Ukraine having been overrun by Nazis - and for so many Russians to actually believe this. It's unforgivable. It's obvious to everyone that Ukrainians don't think of themselves as the brothers of Russians any more. Quite the opposite. What was it Zelenskyy said as Russian missiles were raining down on multiple Ukrainian cities with the goal of destroying as much civilian infrastructure as possible? "Do you think we are still one people? Do you still think you can scare us, break us, force us to make concessions? Do you really not understand? Don’t you understand who we are? What are we fighting for, what all this is for? “Without gas or without you? - The answer is without you. Without electricity or without you? - Without you. Without water or without you? - Without you. Without food or without you? - Without you. “For us, cold, hunger, darkness and thirst are not as dangerous and deadly as friendship and brotherhood with you. But history shows everyone and everything in its place. And we will have gas, electricity, water and food, and it will be without you!” At some point, all Russians will need to understand that this is what Vladimir Putin's perverted dreams of Empire have brought them to. And that it would be a damn good idea to start getting political to make sure this kind of shit never happens again.

@@TheGhost-s5v Actually Germany and Austria were for a long time in a dualistic battle for supremacy. As an example you can take the conflict during the time of the german confederation after viennas congress 1815-1866. Germany as a whole wasnt existing we were split in many small states with territorial leaders and ofc Prussia and Austria. In the end Prussia won over Austria (Battle of Königgrätz) because they had advanced rifles first breechloading rifles and standartised ammunition. Then 1871 came and the second german Reich was formed. Austria wasnt part of it although there was the hope of some to form a big German Reich. Well in 1938 it became true after the collapse due to ww1 and the uprise of Nazi Germany. We forced them like russians are forcing ukraine. The difference is our Anschluss was without bloodshed and without killing our so called "brothers" en masse. And today we all are happy that Austria is an independent democratic state yet there are a lot of dumb Nationalists but well we also have them. But if I look at russias Ultranationlists they are almost like a joke. Its truly shocking to see what Russia has become in todays world.

@@TheGhost-s5v It was an independent and freer Ukraine that some of the Russians were drawn to at first, because they were tired of Russia. More and more people went to Ukraine and Putin didn't like it, so he started annexing parts and that's what triggered everything almost 9 years ago. When he later found out (a couple of years ago) that there were deposits of gas and oil in Ukraine, he decided to try to take over all of Ukraine in February 24-2022. It hits him right in the face.

I don`t think they are game enough to say what they really think.

So if they don’t agree with you it’s brainwash?

@@maxrussell7364 and in part they are to be forgiven because their beliefs derive from false assumptions. Did you hear the boy who is grateful to putin because with him today russia is a leading country? Or those who thank Putin for turning Russia into a safe country? They don't even imagine what's in the rest of the world and they learn it on Solov'ëv TV .. what's their fault? Just think that in russia many believe that around the world there's russophobia, that if i didn't hear it on youtube from russian trolls i never even heard it in my life. sad

если только ты не веришь в путина , то не надо говорить за всех

@@ilyakopylov9040 где там конкретно про это написано? Читать научитесь. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hwy2-2obFCA.html во что верить?

Go figure 😅

I couldn't even tell if that was sarcasm or not. This is really f*cked up.

🤣

@@Spanish_Patriot Yeah.... 😂

That was pure sarcasm on his part...check his smirks they're very telling. I know how to read between the lines with them after 8 months lol

Over the course of 20+ years. Most of these kids know nothing else.

Almost an applied illustration of Plato's cave in her answer. It did not quite occur to me that for foreigners is easy to yell, Russia, bro, you live under a fascist regime. But growing up under it must be so much harder to perceive it as fascist.

Ever get the thought that y,all are the one who got it all around the wrong way

@@ShermanMark1 Of course. Those who are curious about the world, with minds of our own, try to always look at issues from all angles and test our conclusions regularly. Those who are unable to to shift their viewpoint in the light of new information remain captives of whatever narrative they've been conditioned to believe, or whatever they judge best for them personally. I pray everyone will one day taste such freedom of mind as we in the West are privileged to enjoy, when the world in all its complex realities will open up to them, like a flower opening to the sun.

lol. of course u like that answer.

I know the feeling, i live in Texas

Imagine believing they all said their actual opinion instead of speaking out of fear.

@@yungpandana4463 I can Image this. I am from Bulgaria where many people who I personally know actually believe in this.

I'd fight too but .......Our parents and grandparents also fought the Nazis. But the Russians use a completely different war as an excuse for atrocities against a non Nazi Ukraine. Is it even worth the time, the loss of innocent life, the loss of expensive equipment to maybe, perhaps coax them to reason? Russians voted for Putin. They let a good, strong, intelligent man die without much fuss. Do Russians really respect good people?

500 thousand people is a small city for Russia

It’s not, third biggest Russian city has population of around 1.5 million. As do many. Compare that to Moscow’s 13(20) millions and St Petersburg’s 5.

В этих грустных краях все рассчитано на зиму: сны, стены тюрем, пальто; туалеты невест - белизны новогодней, напитки, секундные стрелки. Воробьиные кофты и грязь по числу щелочей; пуританские нравы. Белье. И в руках скрипачей - деревянные грелки. Этот край недвижим. Представляя объем валовой чугуна и свинца, обалделой тряхнешь головой, вспомнишь прежнюю власть на штыках и казачьих нагайках. Но садятся орлы, как магнит, на железную смесь. Даже стулья плетеные держатся здесь на болтах и на гайках. In these sad lands, everything is designed for winter: dreams, prison walls, coats; brides' toilets - New Year's whiteness, drinks, second hands. Sparrow jackets and dirt by the number of alkalis; puritan mores. Underwear. And in the hands of violinists - wooden hot water bottles. This region is immovable. Imagining the volume of gross cast iron and lead, you will shake your head, you will remember the former power on bayonets and Cossack whips. But the eagles land like a magnet on the iron mixture. Even the wicker chairs are held here by bolts and nuts.:( With love from Russia...

@@jersood9059 I meant as opposed to the small backwards villages that populate ruzzia, such as the previous video, where they were carrying their water in buckets.

they're russians, a warmongering race, what did you expect?

There are probably 15 percent of people like her here. Maximum 20.

@@TheGhost-s5v With those kinds of numbers, people like her are better off going abroad.

​@@peternolan4107 I understand. Please tell me, how are Russians perceived in the West now? And how to behave there? It's just that in Russia, often those who leave are called traitors, especially if they leave and say bad things about their country in the West, i.e. I will leave for example to the USA or Europe, they will ask me about Ukraine. If I unequivocally condemn this, then it turns out I am a traitor.. Won't people in the West subconsciously perceive me as a weakling and a traitor of my nation? And if I avoid these questions, then others will think that I probably support aggression in Ukraine. Probably it's all nonsense, I'm not guilty in anything myself, and it doesn't matter who and what would think of me.. I am 19 years old, I plan to emigrate to the West, so I am concerned about this issue. And another question that scares me in emigration is if someone will behave aggressively or insult me because I am Russian. Is that unlikely? It's just not clear how to defend yourself then, here according to our mentality, we don't argue for a long time and don't insult each other, if another man insults you, then you immediately beat him and in a fight you decide who is right. But if I behave like this in the West, I will be deported immediately. Then how do I protect myself if someone is unfair to me?

@@peternolan4107 15-20% he talking about have the whole brain,2 ear, and 2 eye,the rest have half of everything.i think that what he mean:)

The intellectual in Russia are clearly the minority, who really deserve much much better than the dictatorship they live under. I genuinely feel for them.

Hi Diane how are you. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 to USA 🇺🇸. It’s a good video. Your comment is very apt. A lot of people nowadays are influenced by bad leaders. I wish you a happy day and stay safe 😊🙏 Michael

@@Michael-bf1dt Thanks...our current one is a good man, thank goodness. Cheers!

@@diane9247 I fully agree with you - he is decent and has integrity. I hope it stays like that and doesn’t return to former times. I am sad about the deep divisions there are now in your country. Enjoy your day 😊🙏 Michael

And wouldn't you all go to the ass with your reforms. Russians will decide for themselves in which country they live. And I advise you not to get into Russia with your rotten Western values.

Exactly how it works. Look at China. They control all media and information.

same coin, but the other side, By example, russians media are forbiden in EU. Look what is going on with Twitter after Elon Musk..., Not only authoritarian parties and goverments want to limit education & independent media, all goverments know that as while they keep desinformated the population, they will rule for more time. just that. Those people earn money and eat in that way. just that

Russia is one of the most educated country in the planet. People can also be brainwashed by Western propaganda...

Russia does not limit education so its not a authoritarian regime

@@Itachi_Uchia1 North Korea does not limit education so I guess it's not an authoritarian regime?

It's called 'offloading everything onto the government'...brainwashed from birth to grave to be apolitical. Unbelievably shocking.

Sure, I am sure you don't lose your sleep over people in Somalia or Afghanistan. Stop pretending.

@@TheOne30264 They don't have the nuclear capability to annihilate the planet - Russia do, thus, for Russia's population to be, effectively, braindead, is evil.

@@ChrisM541 arent you off the subject? I guess someone already forgotten all the other wars already. You gave a memory of a goldfish.

@@TheOne30264 Deleting your comments now? - how 'brave' of you to remove your posts !!!

And you know what's happening cause you watched it on the news...? (weapons of mass destruction anyone) The 1st casualty of war is truth.

Many people across the world don’t care what their government do in other countries. Were French and Americans worried about Libya? I don’t think so

Putin did not make them this way. They have been for years. When Putin came along, he fit right in to their expectations of government.

Most people dont care..when NATO was attacking Lybia i was at that moment on cruise ship..i asked everyone young do they know where is Lybia and it was 95% from west countries ..NO SINGLE PERSON KNOWED WHERE IT IS

Brainwashed, deluded, disinterested, zero empathy, zero intelligence. This fits all but the last interview here.

Swedish brother here! I will help you if it ever comes to that! /Love from Sweden

Polish pal here, don't worry, we will stand for you (we're the first to go actually)

@@goldrush5764 Well, the good thing is that if it ever comes to that it's most likely a united NATO with Sweden and Finland whooping that Russian a$$.

What are you talking about? This cannot realistically happen.

Lol, are you threatening Russians? You do realise that Finland is joining NATO to do whatever USA tells them & will soon be you vs Rus?🤡 Don't worry after you join NATO & become USA puppet, USA will say provoke or attack Russia, the rest is history Look at Germany about to be economically destroyed because of NATO & USA foreign policy

Easy. Over 100 years of unbroken KGB propaganda control of media and education.

Just like in china,vietnam,laos and cambodia most of those young countries are lack of good mindset and independant thinking

''Independent''

@@namesurname-1488 Yes, independent They are all parroting Kremlin talking points and most of them can't even defend their positions.

True, and the real problem is brainwashing from birth to grave to remove any critical thinking from even starting. Pretty disgusting and no way to advance civilisation...quite the opposite.

the girl at the end works for that particular channel , this particular channel is managed by some Ukrainians who pretended to be the Russian opposition

"WHO'S THE TEACHER" --> brainwashing from birth to the grave/your critical thought processes nullified...the #1 reason the world has so many conflicts.

@@ChrisM541 SADLY...That is exactly right! #1 we don't choose what parents, what country, what culture we're brought up in. We're expected, as we grow, to be and do like everyone else... to follow the same rules.

The bar for parents is so low nowadays, especially in the west. They don’t teach their kids anything.

She also speaks English, that gives Access to the Western (and beyond) source of information. Something most Russians cant do

@@francescomonini8882 The same goes for people in West. You only read what your government wants you to read, I have never seen anything good about Russia, China and India in Western media. For example Erdogan runs Turkey for quite a long time and nothing wrong about him could be seen in Western media as long as he had pro USA politics in terms of foreign relations, when he introduced more independent politics he became "evil man, even US sponsored coup'd'etat against him". Not to mention that Western ally is Saudi Arabia where women arent even allowed to drive a car....

@@mladennestorovic3366 to be honest you can't make the west one single entity. There are countries in which media are more subjected to propaganda than others. For example in the US some news channel like Fox News with Tucker Carlson openly justify Russia and Putin decisions. In Italy, where i come from, there are many anti-nato opinionists invited in TV programs and even pro-putin russian journalists. The debate in the West is far from being one-sided as it is in Russia, and medias like it because more debate means more audience.

@@mladennestorovic3366 Western politics isnt flawless and there is a lot of corruption too, but Its definetely better than going to gulag just for speaking up against your regime..

she actually didn't say anything at all. Just generalising her "knowledge", without being a tiny specific about anything.

the girl at the end works for that particular channel , this particular channel is managed by some Ukrainians who pretended to be the Russian opposition

One of the best vlogs for sure. Courageous, intelligent, humorous, insightful-

Да! У него очень смелая работа. Остальных всех блогеров в России давно уже расстреляли!

Not sure he’s joking, it’s Tula, not Moscow

@@charbrillant7494 and what does it change🤨? Tula is not so small , it is not a village. People there (maybe a small part) are against the authorities. Also in Moscow there are people supporting the president

@@ВкусныйДед-ф4т there is still way more educated people in Moscow

Yeah they're taking the piss

You don't need to be 'educated' to be clever and sarcastic. This guy is young enough, probably under 20, that he cant be that educated anyway. And you can be sure there is a large number of university educated people in any city. I dont understand the point of your comments, in other words. Anyway, its clear that he's joking. Watch his friend bite his lip trying not to laugh

They are. Brave too.

@@lalaland9793 Putin's propaganda and lack of information has a lot to answer for.

@@lalaland9793 > I wish those young males... are sent to the front line tomorrow I am against the death penalty just for being stupid...

Hello from Russia. Russia has always been and will always be like this. Putin's regime is still very soft by the standards of Russia, just for 22 years of rule in the regime of God and Julius Caesar, anyone will go crazy. There is no point in trying to change something here, you either need to go to the West and start all over again there, or be able to adapt well to this system, steal something, for example, a forest, or be a "Russian hacker or cyber fraudster", i.e. steal from Western companies via the Internet and no one will get you in this wilderness and here you are like a king. I have friends who have chosen this path, they are doing well, the Western standard of living, connections with law enforcement agencies, etc., huge log houses in a beautiful forest in Siberia, their own library, they just live in their own world and they don't care about anything, but for this they have to cooperate with the regime That is, you are allowed to steal in the West, but in return you share some stolen data with the special services. I personally decided that this is not for me and I will emigrate. Trying to change something here is pointless, you will be put in prison for 20 years for nothing, you will die in prison, because the conditions in Russian prisons are like in concentration camps. And no one will feel sorry for you, will not say "this is a hero who is fighting for freedom," most people will say: "this is some kind of idiot and traitor, it's right that he was imprisoned, he should have been executed at all." Now there is a chance for changes, after Putin, the liberal and democratic opposition may come to power with the support of the West, but they will not hold power. They will be supported by a maximum of 20 percent, the Russian hinterland and especially people in the east of the country are very brutal, they will not understand stories about democracy, they will say: "You are talking some nonsense and you want to sell our power to the West :)" We cannot have a young intelligent and progressive guy as president, many people will say: "What kind of a brat is this? We need a strong leader, a strong hand, a real man." No one here will respect a dude like Macron or Trudeau, people will just say, "What kind of faggot is this?" By the way, when Putin came to power he was quite liberal, he wanted to join NATO and be an ally of the West, but by the end of his second term his rhetoric had changed. He realized that the people needed a king, not democracy, and became a king, his friends, classmates stole billions, he built palaces for himself, tried everything possible, and then he became a roof from permissiveness and he wanted to become a great ruler, return the Russian lands and leave a mark in history. He doesn't care about the standard of living of people, but he is very worried about what will be written about him in history textbooks..

@KajkoiKokosz It makes little sense, it's easier to negotiate with the Russian elite, if you are counting on hunger riots and revolutions here, you will wait a very long time. So that you understand, I understand, you are a Pole, imagine that somewhere near Krakow in villages and small towns, the military come to the village, grab young men, bring them to the military enlistment office, without a medical examination, determine them to the troops, take away their mobile phones, then they are taken by train to the West without they freeze in warm clothes in the train carriage, then they walk in formation for a week and shoot twice from an old machine gun and they are sent to the front. Their relatives have no connection with them, if they die, their bodies will most likely not be returned home, relatives are simply told: "We don't know anything, go complain wherever you want." Why I outlined it. 1) It makes no sense to wait for a revolt from below, any changes are possible only from above within the elites 2)If you just want to take revenge on the Russians, then we are doing a great job with it ourselves :)

Exactly what i was thinking. Their answers would be, we are free to do and say whatever we want because putin is a good leader lol.

about 0.011 %

North Korea Communist Party never staged a false disinformation Collapse in Russia 1991, its people never tasted some freedom. Russians have, therefore the Russians are not quite as brainwashed as NKoreans.

Putin almost become like kim and if he order to close russian in every borders he might be done for this

top 3 answers for that video would be: 1. i dont know 2. We are free lolol 3. Im apolitical, then proceeds to walk away.

If you grew up in such kinds of society,you will be same with them.

@@老铁食咗未 these people now are have growned up. They should start thinking

It's just a matter of survival. A way to fight anxiety in authoritarian system, when acting on conscience cost you quite much.

@@amoltov496 no it's not. You muss up the reason and the consequences. The apathy was always in this people, even when Russia HAD freedom of speech. One of the reasons all this happened it's because of absolutely no interest of people in politics. The second big reason is that European governments didn't want to listen to warnings about Putin from Russian public people and from others post soviet countries' public people. Despite all the warnings they continued to trade with him, to make friends with him

@@Ананас-я9э can't agree with the first one. There always was interest in politics, and it remains now, but government made it harmless to them with a large variety of methods. It's learned helplessness, coaptation, conspiracy theories spreading, scarying the people with NATO, terrorists, separatists, et cetera. Overgrown propaganda and police costs billions of dollars to the system per year, which is too lazy and greedy to do so without need. And I've seen what government trying to supress. There were protests, small and large ones, there were a lot of opposition electional campaigns sponsored by croudfunding, there actually almost all real opposition relies on croudfunding, and it's works. Even when they can't participate in elections, which almost always are fraud, it's not rare case when people protest vote for even fake opponent, which noone even seen once, just to not elect regime representative, and they surprisingly win.

how do you know you are not misinformed?

My thoughts exactly. I also thought, since the interviewees were mostly all young people, opinions in Russia have either shifted dramatically as of late towards the pro-war, pro-putin side or viewpoints change depending on the geographic region or the person's age. The "Tula Oblast" place seems more rural than Moscow

i highly doubt that they are driled by their parents to lie. its just their deluded opinion. Russians think like that for decades. "The main thing is that my life is good" They are raised to be egoistic and should not care about politics since soviet times. They are raised to be naive pawns who can be manipulated by the elites.

Maybe they just really love their country and want the West to step off

It's really impressive how many people here seem to meet concepts such as propaganda, nationalism and political complacency for the first time through Russian society. Just do some introspection, geez

Shut it Ukraine

Этот канал и есть большой пранк

@@Chaldon-hl6yk держи в курсе ZомбироVанный

@@crazydave8350 если ты тот чувак со всех телеграм чатов, то жаль, что ты ешь путинское говно как бешенная псина. Совсем конченные.

Боятся и ищут оправдания. Умные уедут, а эти так и будут мямлить что-то невнятное.

I'd fight too but .......Our parents and grandparents also fought the Nazis. But the Russians use a completely different war as an excuse for atrocities against a non Nazi Ukraine. Is it even worth the time, the loss of innocent life, the loss of expensive equipment to maybe, perhaps coax them to reason? Russians voted for Putin. They let a good, strong, intelligent man die without much fuss. Do Russians really respect good people?

No they didn't. It's not North Korea, you don't have to sing songs of of praise to the supreme leader the moment you were asked about him. "No comments", a shrug or even a simple "negative"/"positive" would perfectly suffice.

Of course they did: Only a fool wouldn't.

She is not threatening her safety, if she directly challenged Putin in politics then maybe

Yes she most certainly is. The situation is seemingly much, much more threatening than you apparently understand.

@@MrGregHiller Alr lmao, is she arrested yet? No. Stopping trying to make Russia look like some kind of dystopia where you’ll disappear if you even peep about the government

Не, никто ничего не пересмотрит. У нас есть пример нацистской Германии. Даже после поражения и де-факто оккупации они закрывали глаза и уши, когда им показывали кадры из Освенцима и, по соцопросам, аж до 60-х годов считали Гитлера великим человеком. И это - самый оптимистичный вариант, потому что американцы, британцы и французы составили им школьную программу, которая воспитала в молодом поколении умение мыслить критически и адекватно оценивать прошлое своей страны. В России этого не будет, её вряд ли оккупируют на десятки лет даже в случае полного поражения. А добровольно даже сталинизм в России как следует осуждён и проработан не был. Что уж говорить о Путинизме. Нынешний выворот головного мозга - навсегда. Даже если вслух люди потом будут притворяться, что мнение поменяли

@Manny4u 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Лично мне неловко стало от ваших высказываний и особенно высказываний ребят снизу. Сами-то не осознаёте, что сами похожи на людей из этого видео, только с позицией противоположной? Только в отличии от вас, те люди не строили из себя великих знатоков политики.

Неловко? Сходи в туалет.

@@Limemill все именно так. Нежелание признавать и прорабатывать ошибки ещё не раз аукнется в будущем. Выводы будут сделаны но совершенно другого толка.

Hopefullly she's in a tiny minority.

Though western goverments are not perfect, there are waaayyy better then dictator who is bullying people, murdering opposition, elimination of free press,etc. Much, much better then general Alladeen.

What has Biden done for you?

There were a few more that I saw. Some were being sarcastic

Putin's war? You are very much mistaken. Many people here (especially Russians) support the war and Putin's brutal policies. What can we say if even Chechens, whom the Russians have been killing for 300-400 years and continue to do so, support this war. As a Chechen, I was shocked by the situation of my friends, those with whom I studied, played and grew up. Those whose parents were bombed by Russia 20-30 years ago, calling us terrorists and radical Islamists. And some of them support this war, and it is very painful to realize. But, fortunately, there are not so many such people in my people. But there are many bloodthirsty imperials among the Russians who consider themselves a superior race. They hate everything and everyone around them. I'm trying not to go crazy. I'm sorry for a lot of mistakes, I'm writing through a translator

Вы не скажите, а в чем безжалостен его стиль правления?

And once war comes to USSR soil, their desire to live will strengthen their loyalty to their husband. Go along to get along.

Exactly! Well said. It is very obvious that their opinions don't stand on any logical arguments and analysis, they have just been copy-pasted without even thinking about them afterwards. I am always facsinated by this type of people (everywhere in the world), who can hold a very strong opinion and fight for it to the death, without taking even 1 minute to think about it deeply.

Ну да, идёшь такой по улице и тебе бац вопрос какой-то. Ты сразу собрался и разложил всё, как по полочкам)

@@kpaxmal6 именно так:) я считаю, что человек имеющий свою личную точку зрения, свое личное мнение, до которого он дошел сам, способен выразить его, даже, в неожиданный момент. Сужу по себе и по моему окружению

@@pupsik6050 im a costa rican my country receives lots of tourist and i always thought that russians and russia is like antithesis of costa ricans we say pura vida which means pure life , russians must say pure death ....also our gdp percapita is way more than ruskis if we are a third world country i think russia is in this same category

@@pupsik6050 to me the only good russians are the ones who oppose the war and the killing and r4pe of civilians ...

Sky Otter вы слишком много предполагаете! Я живу в России и хочу сказать, что её уже давно расстреляли! У нас в России, если ты хоть что то скажешь против Путина, то сразу везут в Гулаг или в Сибирь. Я сам читал это ваших западных СМИ и в них прямо говориться, что всех убивают в России у кого чужое мнение. Поэтому жалко эту бедную девушку.

@@trunovsergey1141 Спасибо за комментарий. У меня много русских друзей, и они описывают ситуацию как плохую, но не настолько. Я надеюсь, что вы ошибаетесь насчет этой девушки... но теперь мы знаем, что Путин превратился в Сталина, поэтому ей нужны большие молитвы... и юридическая защита, если таковая имеется... и теперь вопрос в том, ГДЕ НАХОДИТСЯ ДАНИЛ?!! Кажется, прошло 11 дней с момента его последнего видео!! Кто увидит это и у кого есть новости, расскажите!!

@@skyotter3317 если бы Путин превратился в Сталина - его рейтинг был бы в 100%. Тут таких любят. Данилу скорее всего насилуют в женской колонии. Для профилактики - вдруг от западной пропаганды решит, что ему не девушки нравятся. А так по кругу пустят, что бы точно закрепить за ним мужской гендер так, чтобы никакая LGBT+ не помогла. Сложно жить тут...

And wouldn't you all go to the ass with your reforms. Russians will decide for themselves in which country they live. And I advise you not to get into Russia with your rotten Western values.

I think most of then are simply afraid to open up, fearing prison or something even worse. Ukraine will get justice 🇮🇪

@Pax Romana Здесь нет мнений, правда одна.

I lost hope. Only ONE person out of the lot that expresses anything but adoration for what the world knows to be the second coming of hitler is not encouraging. I understand that it's too small of a sample for it to be meaningful, and there are laws against speaking out against the government- so people will not be honest in their statements if it contradicts the official government line.

@@arau8310”second coming of Hitler” Yeah that would be the U.S. president.

This is exactly the conclusion I came after researching the matter : the "independency" movement was fully provoked from outside, by Putin's agents, and was fueled with military personnel and weapons by Russia.

@@alexleibovici4834 "fully" provoked isn't right. There was a pro-Russian sentiment in Donbass, and the initial pro-Russia demonstrations were organic. Russia exploited this and turned it into a military takeover.

My dear Alexandr, I send you every best wish. What you have had to bear for eight years is intolerable. I am very interested in what you say. But did not Yatsenyuk precipitate unrest initially by throwing all of the Party Of Regions members out of the regional parliament buildings? Take care, my friend. All the very best to you and all your near and dear.

@@toolworks > "fully" provoked isn't right. There was a pro-Russian sentiment in Donbass, Did it materialize in a political party that demanded separation from Ukraine and unification with RF ? THIS is the question ! Remember: by 2014 Ukraine was a relatively free century, free press and political parties were allowed. Therefore: I am asking again: was there a political party in Donbass that demanded and struggled politically for separation from Ukraine and unification with RF? This question is essential, because such a political way would have been the only legitimate way to independency. The violent way is not legitimate, given the fact that Ukraine was, by 2014 a (relatively) free country. [#] If there was one such political party, can you name it ? If not, then the Donbass separatism was, as I said, "fully provoked from outside, by Putin's agents, and was fueled by Russia with military personnel and weapons." Please note: *_The same principles apply to the case of Crimea, Kherson and Zaporizhie,_* As well as to Spain vs. Catalonia. -------- [#] Yes, I am aware that the political path to independency had to pass through the change of the Constitution of Ukraine. Not easy, but it would have been the only legal and legitimate path... and would have been recognized by the whole world. Now it is not, and rightly so.

@@alastairnicolson4992 PMJI > But did not Yatsenyuk precipitate unrest initially by throwing all of the Party Of Regions members out of the regional parliament buildings? Can you please give some more details about this episode ? Together with reliable references, of course.

Total brainwashing going on there for over 20 years

Because he lifted Russia from the abyss and is fighting real evil. If you don’t see this you need to open your eyes and look in the right direction.

@@rikardobrate ahahahahahahaha

@@quallitytalk what’s funny is the people on this channel being naive about USA’s intentions

Too scared to talk against him or they will be arrested

It is not a poisonous question to ask for what your pres has done for you and your country. That is a very relevant question for any pres.

@@fellow7091 obviously, the question itself is not an issue. My comment is particularly about intonation and non-verbal delivery of the interviewer which might affect the way those people responded. I can clearly sense that as a Russian speaker.

interesting, in what way does the lack of small talk beforehand distort the answers given?

@@NiceEvils there're many research works on that. For instance, chapters about interviews in Berg and Lune "Qualitative Research Methods for Social Sciences". Small talk is really important since it 'breaks the ice' between respondents and the interviewer. So when people feel calm and confident in the person they're willing to talk openly and share thoughts without any suspicion. In case of this video people might think that she is the governmental interviewer at first. Then the interviewer girl starts to sarcastically mock the respondents which is really hard to get from English subtitles. This is totally against any research ethics. I am not a pro-Putin, but as a native in Russian I'd have felt suspicious about this person asking me straiforward questions with intonations like that.

@@pilinapikhibiva I agree, these questions are very direct, and you're right that the respondents might be worrying about if it is a trick to see if they are loyal to Putin and the government. It's sad that people have to think like this these days in russia, free speech doesn't really exist now. I also noticed that after the answer is given the follow up was a bit mocking or at the very least was questioning the opinions and statements of those interviewed. But I think it is good to challenge people and challenge their statements.

If you watch enough of the answers from Russian youth on 1420, you get a real feel for how intelligent they are regarding how to respond to public questions. Most give the impression they'd be better off to remain quiet so they say little and hardly any of them are willing to say anything negative about Putin. It's sad, actually. Worse than that is the reality that if he is deposed, they may be faced with an even more evil substitute. The smug little git early in the video made my stomach turn. He's the same age as the purported tens of thousands of young guys who had no choice but to be in Ukraine and who died hard and will never return home. He was despicable, IMO.

I kinda think that most young people in this video probably never gave it much thought, after all why would they need to since no one ever asked them this question before- so when they are asked maybe they just say what they have heard from older people around them or from TV

It's guys like this that are being sent to the front and committing atrocities and war crimes. They have no ability to think for themselves.

Zelesky is the Evil Man Not Putin!

Someone should inform them their military is the laughing stock of the world. Reality sucks!!!!!

Right?! As the Russian military pulls out of Kherson after getting its ass kicked by the Ukrainians.🇺🇦

@@pacmanc8103 lol Russia is Attacking Keiv

@@crazydave8350 You mean with the Iranian-supplied kamikaze drones? You mean the civilian water and electricity systems? Pathetic barbarous attacks that will only enrage the world even more. Putin is much better off skipping the G20 in Indonesia. At this point, Lavrov probably shouldn’t go either. Total failure by the military against a well-armed nation with no intention of being under Russian influence - ever. People who don’t see the destruction of the aggressor are deluding only themselves. It isn’t NATO propaganda, Nazis, or bio-lab nonsense. But Ukraine will prevail.

@@pacmanc8103 Your soul and brain is too far gone to see the obvious truth and propaganda so sad this world would be better if it wasn't 😔 💔

@@crazydave8350 Right.

Don’t think so

The comments like "what do you think about our glorious leader" was downgrading sarcasm designed to get negative answers. Most questions were vectored to get the criticism. We all expect to hear what we want, but I will disappoint you. No one there was giving positive comments out of fear.

What do you want to say?

О я часто вижу иностраных студентов, но они всегда ходят вместе и не особо общаются с нами🤔

You display xenophobia towards Russians that would warrant a ban on most social media platforms if directed at blacks. Truly horrendous (also one of many CNN, Fox News and BBC talking points, so props for independent critical thinking my pajnfully dull friend!)

Вы откуда?

И вы считаете,что в России живут тупые люди и при этом удивляетесь, почему мы вас не любим

I think he is not in Russia, so he is quite save.

Я без vpn могу это смотреть.

RU-vid is not banned in Russia, we can still watch it without VPN

Fact that Soviet citizens need a VPN to safely hear non KGB approved media tells you something.

@@nathanstomach4255 no yet comrade, we are working on it.

@thetimekillerx 😂😂

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Not the USA or most or most of The EU 💀💀💀💀

is that also true for occupied countries? if yes it sounds a lot like blaming exclusively the victim for its weakness, irrespective of the aggressor strength, and if not then it should also be true of oppressed populations

Right after you send the one's who are making super $$$ off of this. Vicki nuland should be right at the front line

The way things are going that is likely going to happen in 2023.

@@joeyboedeker2047 Why is it that no one wants to play with Russia any more? Could it be because of the annexation of the Baltic states in 1940, or the suppression of the uprisings in East Germany in 1953, or in Hungary in 1956, or in the CSSR in 1968, or Russian intervention in Ossetia, or Russian intervention in Transnistria, or Russia's role in the Chechen wars, or Dagestan, or Ingushetia, or the practice attacks by Russian attack.- and fighter jets on neutral (!) Stockholm on 29 March 2013? Or maybe no one likes to play with Russia any more because Russia said in February 2022 that it was only holding military exercises on the border with Ukraine and then invaded Ukraine after all. But it could also be that the world community is annoyed that Russia, in 1994 in the Budapest Memorandum, first got the Ukrainian nuclear missiles, in return promised Ukraine the inviolability of the Ukrainian borders, but then invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022. But it could also be that the world community is annoyed by Russian soldiers murdering and raping in a foreign country and then claiming that it was Ukrainian soldiers who did it. It's just stupid that Ukrainian soldiers are supposed to have done this only after Russian soldiers invaded Ukraine and not before. What could be the reason for that? Who forced Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Finland, Sweden... to become members of NATO? Who forced these countries not to orientate themselves according to the great Russian values? For decades, Russia has taught the Poles, Latvians, Estonians and Lithuanians the great Russian values. Does Russia really seriously wonder why no one wants to play with Russia anymore? And Russia continues to threaten: If you don't want to play with me, I'll set off nuclear missiles. And you only talk about making money. It's a bit narrow-minded. Victoria Nuland did not attack Ukraine. That was Russia in February this year. Victoria Nuland is not responsible for Russia's aggression towards other countries. Putin is the only one responsible for that! Russia invaded Ukraine. Not Victoria Nuland. Who forced Russia to invade Ukraine? Reminder: After the annexation of Crimea, which was against international law, there was just few reactions from the West. The West knows how important the Black Sea Fleet is for Russia. Ukraine is handing over its nuclear weapons to Russia and the West is letting Russia keep its Black Sea Fleet in Crimea, despite the annexation, which is against international law. There was no discussion from the West about the Russian Black Sea Fleet. The West's military threat to Russia cannot have been that dangerous.

@@mabee1961 that took a bit of time to write. Nuland is the brains behind the coup. Simple as that. Strange that you used the history of Russia, especially during the soviet years, yet completely dismiss the bloody and criminal history of DC. (Notice I don't say America) I focus on separate issues.

@@joeyboedeker2047 @LordRahl95 Yeah considering Russia starved to death millions of Ukrainians under Stalin it makes the 100s of millions the US killed in MID EAST seem like nothing RIGHT? But sarcasm is wasted on fools. Go read the Black Book of Communism you pizdets debil. Communism killed 100 million people. And Russia is the motherland of DEATH IDEOLOGY. Those millions of dead were either directly committed by Russia or aided militarily financially and or politically by Russia. Russia has been allied to or is Currrently allied to every Communist mass murder ruler and State in History. Including Saddam Hussain and his largest in the Middle East Communism Baathist Party you dumb ass Russian propagandist.

Good that you don't wish them death

Думаю на этом канале специально вставляют людей которые высказывают не популярное мнение, большинство молодёжи в России против путина

@@blackgoose1 нет ты врешь.

@@_v_5931 нет ты врешь

That s not an autocratic country, people voted for that.

@@luxraider5384 я говорю конкретно про молодёж, а не про все население России, у нас все пожилые за Путина. И все равно было много вбросов на выборах, не известно какой реальный процент людей за кого голосовали

He didn’t do that either. Crude oil prices skyrocketed as he came to power. He got lucky because all of a sudden the country had 3 to 5 times the money it used to have. Even with most of it stolen, it was still a noticeable improvement

Yes they sound like they are only saying what they are saying because they want to avoid jail or death