How Bad Is Russia’s Media Censorship? (feat. Konstantin Kisin)

[@zamiani1921]

as a Russian I agreee to what he said mostly but the last part is not accurate. putting bandages, first aid and life-saving actions \ hiding in bunker \ putting on gas masks in case of emergency \ has been always in studing routine for every educational institution in USSR and never happened to be canceled for now. So its quite normal. Nobody is forcing nuclear war. Need to say that generations since millenials don't watch TV so much, and are not so affected by propaganda. But its not like anything we can do either so we go with the flow, avoiding hot topics among collegues. However its not prohibited to share your opinion about the war unless you invoke other people to something. So probably if you go on the streets (not popular streets) and ask for young people you might get real opinion which is negative.

[@theowl2044]

You really think there’s no censorship in Western countries?

[@wiiion1256]

In the West it depends what outlets or consume. If you consume left outlets there must likely to censor right „interests“ and vice versa. But in the west you are able to read the outlets you want and make your own picture while in Russia there is only one picture that from the government.

[@mmitleidt7969]

There is no state censorship in western countries and journalists would go absolutely nuts if that were attempted. But there are plenty of media that report one-sidedly, depending on the political will of the owners. In the broad media landscape, you have to choose a trustworthy and reputable medium if you want to be properly informed. And there is plenty of that too.

[@germanshepherd6638]

You mean like child porn and hate speech?

[@vanessaruiz4705]

and they feed people with straight away LIES and BS. I mean, they say zelensky is good... .and it's an absolute cl. . own. And works for the NWO, said by himself. But people dont even know what NWO means, so... whatever.

[@yaseminozen1998]

A lot! I am living in Denmark and speak several languages. Therefore I am naturally exposed to news from several sources. Even the translations are censored😂

[@sevenproxies4255]

If you are going to interview people in Beijing, at least offer to pixelate their faces and change their voices and do it in a private setting. That's the only way of getting some honest answers from those who wish to speak. Confronting them in the streets where everyone can see and hear what they say will only lead to a regurgitation of their "public truth".

[@SS-dc5jz]

In fact, The first thing you may need to worry about is being suspected as spy and reported to police when you identify yourself. This is what ppl think of "western media journalist" now.

[@leimei5170]

Yes. Please do this. I dearly want to know how it is like in China right now.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

Some of them may speak openly if they feel strongly enough; but they're risking not just their own lives but also those of their families, if they do so. So yeah, it would be better to anonymize them.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

@@leimei5170 There are lots of people who have gotten out but still have contacts in China and thus can get a fair amount of information. ("Uncle Mikey", for example, or Winston Sterzel, just to pick two names out of the air.) In this modern era of end-to-end encryption, it's impossible for even the Chinese government to completely keep a lid on everything. It's gonna all be anecdotal, though. Piecing together a big picture is a non-trivial exercise in discernment, analysis, and data handling.

[@eleongo]

On the other hand, anyone with their faces blurred can say whatever they want without consequence whether is actual truth or fabricated truth. It's a double edged sword.

[@sevenproxies4255]

He's in his 30's. He did not "live through the soviet union". He was born around the fall of the Berlin wall. Just looked it up and he was born in 1982. He was barely in 2nd grade by the time the Soviet Union ceased to exist.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

I assume you wouldn't take the word of any scientist that didn't live through the big bang seriously either? Because we are all such experts that taking his lived experience (even if it was 10 years of communist rule) at the end of communism is somehow illegitimate? What makes you want to try to discredit his experience and background ?

[@sevenproxies4255]

@@GOLD_FEVER This has to be the dumbest analogy you could come up with. A scientist reach his conclusions through data from experiments that can be replicated in a lab enviroment. Not on random testimony from people. The fact that he's trying to make it seem like he's personally lived through soviet communism when his age make it more or less impossible is damaging to his credibility in and of itself.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

@@sevenproxies4255 The logical fallacy you use as well as the mental gymnastics really don't make me interested in arguing with you... I think maybe you will mature/get more intelligent with age, but i don't take that as a given these days...

[@sevenproxies4255]

@@GOLD_FEVER Not using any logical fallacies. You just realized you entered a discussion you know you'll lose and now you're trying to save face. Quite pathetic.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

@@sevenproxies4255 Lmao. You made a straw man because it is easier to argue against. Also i was doing this while you were an embryo so keep trying pipsqeak. If it were worth my time i would entertain your harebrained ramblings, but as a great man once said : Never argue with a fool, he'll drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.

[@lolvincent]

🤡🤡🤡 очередной липовый русский🤣🤣🤣

[@DeeWeber]

4:36 False. In 1988 he went to establish a sister city for Burlington Vermont after his wedding and joked about it being a weird honeymoon but he actually took his honeymoon in the Caribbean.

[@jonathanwang6005]

I think this is a dialectical question. Just imagine, if China's economy overtakes that of the United States and it has more and more say in the world and begins to influence the West, do you think the West will maintain the freedom and openness of speech now? In view of the current US intervention in some social media and its attitude towards China, this is impossible, because many youtubers who show the truth about China have been banned and their speech has been restricted. This shows that the US is not a country with complete freedom of speech. It also has its own so-called political correctness and speech restrictions, just because the values of Western countries are still mainstream at present. The West has always said that China is a subversion of the system. I know what they are afraid of. So one day, if China stands in the position of the United States and becomes confident and feels that its values have been accepted by the world, it will also have freedom of speech. It is human nature to seek advantage and avoid harm. So do not discuss here which country restricts the speech. It is a kind of self-protection, because the West will always use this excuse to cultivate its power in other countries, infiltrate and overthrow other countries' regimes. This is what Americans love to do. Although everyone knows it, spying on Allies, spying on South Korea, revolutionizing other countries, and making other countries into a mess, few countries dare to stand up and condemn it, because they also know that power is not easy to mess with, and can only do humble work, like South Korea, knowing that they are being monitored, but also have the face to say: It's OK, other countries do the same...

[@veryvisible4962]

This, I agree! I think that this is a holistic and critical but also accurate comment on how the world works, where ultimately "freedom of speech" doesn't truly exist and where the dominant power in the world always appears "right". I wish the world had more people who understood the same.

[@andromedamessier3176]

There is also different between truth and propaganda that China put out. The whole “China eliminated poverty” thing that those so called KZbinrs put out ain’t truth but straight up propaganda. Y’all can’t be this gullible.

[@manipulatortrash]

i think you're confusing company decisions and government action. Chinese censorship is done on the orders of the CCP. the CCP is also the highest level of decision-making in *everything* in chinese society. the US is 100% a country with freedom of speech and just because it stops being the dominant power doenst mean it will suddenly adopt the same style of authoritarianism that its current geopolitical rivals do. The US wasnt always a superpower, it was in fact among the weaker of most western nations for quite some time until it began its expansion, yet it always maintained freedom of speech. Political correctness is a social phenomena as well, not rule of law. the US has never made banning anyone off of a independent company a goal of its politics. Heck, you even got terrorists on twitter while mainstream political figures like trump were banned off the platform. you could *never* see xi jinping or other regressive dictators get banned off their own country's mainstream platforms. - " So one day, if China stands in the position of the United States and becomes confident and feels that its values have been accepted by the world, it will also have freedom of speech." This is hilariously naive and borderline satire. Why would it change its system of government? Who or what would cause that change? Do you think xi jinping or some future successor will simply let it happen? Both chinese politicians and mainstream western analysts agree on one thing at the moment: the current chinese momentum away from liberalization is going to continue for some time. Freedom of speech isnt something that the government grants the people, its something the people inherently should have and sets up a government to protect. There is a reason why americans have such disappointment in its past presidents who tried to subvert the truth. The chinese government will never give its people freedom of speech because that means their past sins would also have to be talked about, its just not possible. Simply being in a greater position of power doesnt mean a country will become more liberal, that notion died out when china refused to do so when it was already sufficiently wealthy and strong enough to hold out on its own in the late 20th century. - "It is human nature to seek advantage and avoid harm." I cant believe you endorse the idea of realism. Realism died out when the berlin wall fell and american realists were proven wrong. It is maybe true human nature is as such, but it does not mean every human is. Thus, not every politician and political establishment is either. - " So do not discuss here which country restricts the speech." Why not? You didn't explain why. - "It is a kind of self-protection, because the West will always use this excuse to cultivate its power in other countries, infiltrate and overthrow other countries' regimes. This is what Americans love to do. " ...no. That's just wrong. No country that has embraced democracy through the machinations of the west has been toppled for no reason. the worst sins of the americans in overthrowing governments were in latin america, where independent democracies were overthrown by the CIA. The US and the west has never overthrown a democracy they themselves cultivated and publicly allied with. You saying that promoting democracy and freedom in other countries is just a ploy to overthrow them is just lying. - "Although everyone knows it, spying on Allies, spying on South Korea, revolutionizing other countries, and making other countries into a mess, few countries dare to stand up and condemn it, because they also know that power is not easy to mess with, and can only do humble work, like South Korea, knowing that they are being monitored, but also have the face to say: It's OK, other countries do the same" I agree the US was wrong in its destruction of democratic and authoritarian countries alike, simply because of the mass death tolls, but you saying that its spy network is somehow tolerated because its allies are too scared to criticize it is wrong. American allies have always been allowed to criticize it in instances like the US invasion of iraq and its dealings in the middle east. If these countries didnt want organizations like the CIA as an information front, they would say so. The truth of the matter is that its useful to all of America's allies, not just to the US. Every time a major event happens in a US-allied country, its pretty much guaranteed the domestic government information groups are actively collaborating with the likes of the CIA for the CIA's own stores of information. you're painting a story of some sort of overbearing USSR-style US that breaths down on the back of all nations, allied or not, and that is simply wrong. The US and the West has a vast history of its own sins, but that doesnt mean it justifies what the likes of China and North Korea does, you're playing up to what-aboutism with that sort of appeal. Freedom of speech *does* exist in the west and its a shame how far people like you go to justify its repression in other countries based on unrelated issues. The fact any sort of domestic hatred is pointed at the US and the West is a testament to its own ability to protect freedoms, very unlike china or north korea where government criticism is a crime.

[@daltongrowley5280]

Of all the criticism laid out against the channel, that you give a voice to people who might not otherwise have one is a point in your favor.

[@galti5462]

He is faking it

[@1N73RC3P7OR]

More people have been imprisoned in the UK for online comments, than in Russia. And Russian channels have been banned in the EU and N. America. That's all you need to know about who has free media and who doesn't.

[@wiiion1256]

Since Russian media is controlled by the government it can’t be free media and the ban is imo valid since it isn’t free media. What is your source about you UK fact? If it’s a Russian news outlet or a pro Russian outlet, well then it’s most likely not true since it’s it not free media.

[@wish-56]

What does that neans

[@gie5834]

Expat in his 30s knows what it was like to live in the Soviet era 1st hand Seems legit Says his fam wasn't fan of said era but seem to know so much about it while living near the border of Finland ._.

[@vitoscaletta3202]

He has more damn knowledge and experience than 99% of the CCP-boot licking trolls here who just know how to deny everything and use whataboutism to avoid what's happening today

[@Brusanan]

Lol. I had 4 coworkers at my last job who left the USSR before it fell. I've never met anyone who hates communism quite as much as those who lived through the USSR. Specifically, the ones who had the sense to escape it. People who lived through the USSR and liked it have likely never known anything better. I wouldn't trust their opinion on anything.

[@Brusanan]

Also, this guy is 40. He would have been around 13 when the USSR fell.

[@gie5834]

@@Brusanan About 9 yrs old~

[@gie5834]

@@Brusanan Apparently, there's still a portion of the population in Russia (recent docuseries, polling, etc) that longs for it. Esp the elderly who actually lived it during it's prime years 🤷‍♂

[@wwkk4964]

So asian boss thinks interviewing a British millennial about Russia is an excuse to not have a crew reporting from Asia's biggest country and neighbor of korea - Russia ? My respect for asian boss really went down a few notches.

[@mydogisbailey]

Wait what? Stephen’s point is that regardless of public persona, it is still important to hear from locals in the street. That’s literally what he said

[@wwkk4964]

@@mydogisbailey he said that but he's been trying to pass off the opinion of a Brit for the past few days as asian boss.

[@SCF_1989]

Truly stupid indeed. The majority of Russians don't share his westernized views.

[@manipulatortrash]

idk what to say, do *you* think its a good idea to send people to russia in such a volatile time of russian history? Especially when the premise of such a video is one the russian government insists isnt the case? I get what you mean, but that would just put innocent russians in danger simply on the basis that domestic russian criticism of the kremlin is just not a smart move in the current russian political climate.

[@louistan7560]

RT and RTV are banned in the EU. How bad is it in the EU?

[@carlosjonhson]

Not too bad tho. We still got normal RT reporters dropping fake news on social media. We don't need a vpn in order to read their lies tho

[@sightseek3r]

Are those not Russian state media?

[@DennisCambly]

RT and it's affiliates are banned in all NATO countries. RT was banned and deleted from KZbin a year + ago. RT is not blocked on the Internet yet and does have a channel on Rumble. How can we have a conversation when one or more sides to the conflict are missing?

[@sightseek3r]

@@DennisCambly It is unfortunate that there can't really be a conversation like what you're talking about unless we have a credible and independent news source from Russia (which to my knowledge does not exist). This is the key difference between Western and Russian media: in the West if you distrust msm, you actually have a lot of alternative news sources you can choose. I'm not here to debate the quality of these alternatives, I'm just saying they exist. We also have fact checking and watchdog groups. I wouldn't expect Russian citizens to have the same, or least not legally.

[@DennisCambly]

@@sightseek3r our leaders won't allow us to have a conversation. Our media say the same thing with a shred of evidence. Zelensky won't allow reporters to be on the ground in Ukraine. Besides most of our media is owned by a handful of corporations reading NATO based stories.

[@useridxvbnbtg]

He is lying about a lot of things. This is more propaganda from his side, not the interviewer

[@El-wv1tf]

I was born 1980. Did I live through soviet era? Yes I did. The true end of Soviet Union was I. 1991. So I remember a lot. Plus do you seriously believe, that it was like 1991 and the end? You have no idea what chaos erupted after and how confusing and hard it was. That’s just to those comments that he can’t be credible since he is young. Some things you just remember. Plus, the mentality lingers for a while before it can be changed.

[@accelo4]

"Quote Unquote totalitarian regimes"? Seriously? Maybe you're taking your neutrality stance a little too far.

[@r3dp1ll]

Could you now do one about US censorship ?

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

The channel has the word "Asia" in its name, for crying out loud, is that not enough of a hint as to their subject matter? If you want America topics, go subscribe to America Uncovered or whatnot.

[@thwb4661]

Is US located in Asia? There’s a reason why the channel is named “Asian Boss” 😂 I’m sorry but discussing a mainly American topic is irrelevant in the Asian context. The channel is mainly for Asian topics that revolve Asians, Asian culture, and Asian geopolitics.

[@mmitleidt7969]

There is no censorship in the US.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

@@mmitleidt7969 There is, it just isn't the same. Most organizations routinely practice self-censorship for their own reasons, typically centered around public-relations concerns. This is fundamentally different from the way things work in China, but it still falls into the general category of censorship.

[@gautheuil6210]

@@jonadabtheunsightly That's not censorship, these organizations are free to publish what they want even if you don't like what they publish.

[@pet_ricia]

Russian trolls have entered the chat in the comments. How much Пригожин pays you?

[@vitoscaletta3202]

Asian Boss followers are typically been Chinese-leaning propagandists and CCP sympathisers. No surprise they'd support a bloody invasion by their comrade, Russia

[@MrKAmsterdam]

@@vitoscaletta3202 Your world view is very narrow and simple minded. So everyone who is not 100% pro-Trump is a "CCP propagandist"? When you saw Asian Boss doing interviews in China you will see that people voice very different, individual opinions.By the way: Trump is just a Putin puppy.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

LOL we are not Russian. We are responsible people who know who zelensky is and who he works for. Try to be responsible and learn something for the sake of your loved ones, if you've got any. Bye

[@doesntmatterhuh386]

Getting more and more like the chinese one

[@MrKAmsterdam]

In China there i s no problem with calling a war a war. When you saw Asian Boss doing interviews in China you will see that people voice very different, individual opinions. In Russia it is not possible. Russia is bevoming more like North-Korea whose political system was build up by the USSR and now gets transferred back. A tragedy.

[@meaxsx8479]

You have no idea about "the chinese one"

[@张凡-o6j]

@MrKAmsterdam Russia can still collectively discuss the necessity of war on a TV show, and there are a lot of people blaming the war.

[@ericpoeperic]

I was with him until he went on my man Bernie.

[@jeffreyhanc1711]

Ditto. And it came out of nowhere and was completely irrelevant. And I’ve heard Bernie in old interviews refer to the Soviet Union as an “authoritarian regime.”

[@ericpoeperic]

@@jeffreyhanc1711 yes exactly! It was a far right talking point and I just hear those as the dog whistles they are at this point

[@dcar6530]

same situation in CCP nowadays

[@sweJEverywhere]

UK had 3300 arrests over internet posts meanwhile 400 for Russia. Speaks for itself.

[@AngryKittens]

Russia doesn't arrest. LOL. You just die.

[@Patrick-jj5nh]

absolute rubbish lol, are you defending pedos and stalkers? In the UK you largely don't geg arrestested for political reasons, recently climate protestors have faced increasing suppression but outside of that the situation isn't remotely like in Russia... decaded of prison time because your daughter drew a picture Putin didn't like - pathetic!

[@BobbyDazzler888]

@@AngryKittensUkraine has nazis and is considered one of the most corrupted countries in the world. Says a lot….

[@akumayoxiruma]

Source?

[@Robzabest25]

there are way more reports of rape in US than in the Middle east

[@galti5462]

You are asian right

[@gla9919]

Great interview!

[@sinomirneja771]

4:40 Don't trust your eyes!!

[@paulosoaresneto]

Propaganda

[@zooropa414]

Western perspective, I guess everyone have a price in the end

[@DennisCambly]

You are talking as though you live in Russia when in fact you left the Soviet Union, now Russia, at age 11. Are you getting your information from NATO? You sound as though you are a NATO talking head rather than a comedian like Zelensky.

[@akshithtalks179]

Sometimes I feel asian boss are paid to take such scripted interviews. Last yr the owner of the Asian boss was crying we are closing our channel due to insufficient funds

[@stuka80]

Asian Boss has lost their journalistic integrity a long time ago, they are now peddling western propaganda.

[@alexzingo6952]

In west most of the people get their news from media, too.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

These days I think most Americans get their news from social media; but yes, indirectly a lot of it does ultimately come from the major news networks (ABC, NBC, CNN, Fox, BBC, Wired, ...)

[@bayareathrasher666]

@@jonadabtheunsightly wrong

[@SickVeteran99]

But the difference is that in the west you can always look for the truth if you're willing to put in the effort, especially now that there's Elon Musk's Twitter. In Russia, however, it's not easy since a lot of platforms are banned.

[@greentea8852]

Is he working for BBC? No different at all on what the MSM has been saying

[@sightseek3r]

Oh man, someone says something the MSM has also said. Surely this doesn't confirm that MSM gets it right sometimes. No, it confirms that person is a shill!

[@roastingchestnut]

So in China

[@steveortiz1026]

just because you have independent Media doesn't mean that you were well informed look at the US for instance and anybody that steps out of line is punished look at at Julian Assange and Snowden

[@steveortiz1026]

​@@Qwertyname-gy7kci see your one of those russian liberals good thing your a minority in russia lets me guess your also against the special military operation in nazi ukraine?

[@greentea8852]

Guys.. please dont' unsubscribe from Asian Boss. They clearly said that these individual interviewees do not reflect the views of Asian Boss (including Yeonmi Park). They way Stephen asked questions he knew that his questions sometimes goes against what these interviewees are claiming and then you can see that these interviewees are starting to give excuses that even crazier. But I'm so glad but that the comments are filled with people that dont buy msm BS anymore.

[@mtwata]

They have been interviewing fake gurus, scammers, pseudo-experts... I really don't get what they are doing to the channel

[@MrKAmsterdam]

Why unsubscribe? Frm friends in Russia I can confirm the issues with censorship and jail for saying "war". So maybe the world differs from what RT says?

[@mickeymaus1]

That are only a lot of Russia propaganda trolls like always in videos which are tell the truth about their dictatorship…

[@stanfords2978]

"I can't go to Russia now... I have friends... " hmmmm

[@Breakfast_of_Champions]

He's not just lying, he's bullsh*tting like mad. They train these people professionally and pay them for it. Asian Boss ought to be out on the streets in Russia.

[@mickeymaus1]

Ah okay so it isn’t a fact that it is prohibited to call it war? So it isn’t a fact that it isn’t allowed to demonstrate against the war? Just yes or no. That’s the truth propaganda bunny.

[@stuka80]

Asian Boss knows exactly who they're interviewing, they didn't accidentally interviewed a shill, it was on purpose, Asian Boss like thie guy they interviewed are both in it.

[@peterziemens3712]

@@mickeymaus1both is not prohibited

[@mickeymaus1]

@@peterziemens3712 that’s a lie

[@digitalronin7787]

Kinda similar to Ukraine as well and other western countries about free speech and censorship 😏

[@mmitleidt7969]

No it is not. Media professionals did not have to flee Western countries and fear being imprisoned or murdered. There are masses of radio and television stations, newspapers and all kinds of other media. And there is no state censorship, which is usually guaranteed by the constitution.

[@havetrustissue8975]

Better than Europe and USA

[@voido68]

Stop the propaganda

[@alexm6183]

Bunch of lies from the very beginning, couldn't handle the horsecrap of such magnitude and turned the video off after one minute. First, for calling a war a war no ordinary person gets 10-15 years in prison, actually even on the state-owned channels and media hosts and guest often have this slip of the tongue of the "war" enunciation, then the one who said it would fleetingly correct themselves with "war, err, special military operation" in a 'wink-wink, ya know we're supposed to refer to it this way but who cares' and go on with their convo regardless. As for people arrested at antiwar protest early on - detained and released, more often than not even without a fine, only with "verbal reprisal", that's all there is to it. Can't comment further because I didn't watch the rest of the propaganda this weird personage has been spewing because as I said the very first minute exposed his agenda and libelous story alright.

[@thenormalman2030]

can't you just watch everything before giving an opinion.

[@Henri_Hilarious]

Are you ok? Like mentally?

[@hueythegreat]

Regardless, Putin is horseshit. Invading a sovereign country is never a valid reason. Unless you did it for retaliatory reasons.

[@era7928]

Do you know Rambo movies? Do you know it's history? Own the media and you will win the war.

[@StigKansi]

I watched the whole thing. You pretty much hit the nail on the head.

[@MrKAmsterdam]

Thank you for bringing this interview.

[@KinokoCardano]

₳D₳ CARDANO!

[@fettaboyproductions6022]

Do American censorship next …. 🤪 damn unless your go along get along you can’t even make the wrong facial expression in America without the possibility of being cancelled

[@heydjerv5264]

I prefer being cancelled than spending 10-15 years of my life in prison

[@thwb4661]

Uhm, this is “Asian Boss” and its topics are solely about Asian current affairs, Asian geopolitics, and Asian culture in general. Russia is also in Asia, remember? Hence it’s being discussed. US is not in Asia, so a mainly American topic is irrelevant in the Asian context and Asian world. If you want a discussion about American censorship, then go to an American channel.

[@meskisz]

How's bad censorship in germany/USA and Ukraine?

[@gie5834]

They shadowban certain topics. You can still pull them up sometimes but it gets disassociated w/ the algorithm on social media sites usually. They also throttle ppl lowkey and cut yt revenue, etc

[@MrKAmsterdam]

whataboutism by Z-Nazis

[@MrKAmsterdam]

..and by the way: in Europe nobody gets arrested because he says "war" to a war.

[@HELLO7657]

@@MrKAmsterdam No, it's even worse. You will get arrest for "hate speech" if you say that the foreign invasion is bad.

[@gie5834]

@@MrKAmsterdam Should tell that to the ppl of France, one can only imagine the response you'd get.

[@diversityhobbit]

Not bad as Canada

[@ezradja]

You lose one subscriber.

[@Patrick-jj5nh]

🎉bye putin stooge

[@AJGress]

This really affects their bottom line.

[@cybercat1531]

Oh no... Anyways

[@solstickan]

This isn't airport, no need to announce your depature. Bye Felicia.

[@JoeJacksonGT3]

Your feelings were hurt? Typical..you can't be open minded and listen to other's perspective.

[@AlexKorchevski]

Please, do not compare the personal experience of Ukraine when you are talking with russians. Thank you.

[@svennielsen633]

Konstantin Kisin's family must have lived in Karelia, which is another occupied country.

[@toransxx]

Vyborg exists. It was my first thought. Or maybe even Svetogorsk. I think it was Karelia he would say so because living in Karelia is whole other thing.

[@rakamaulana8154]

Nah i more love how comedic United States media and how stupid united state politicians is 🤣🤣

[@MrKAmsterdam]

Russian Z-Nazis are just dumb

[@bayareathrasher666]

are...not is.........stupid

[@BobbyDazzler888]

Propaganda

[@MrKAmsterdam]

You are. Russian propaganda bot.

[@mickeymaus1]

So it isn’t a fact that u get arrested if u are demonstrate against that war and name it like that in public in Russia? Only, yes or no?

[@vanessaruiz4705]

how would you know that? oh, TV told you. Ok. TV also told you covid exists and it doesnt. Well, good luck believing every BS you are told. @@mickeymaus1