Russians choose: Europe & US or China

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Anton, 31, manager
0:23 - Serafim, 20, student
0:43 - Leon, 17, school student
1:04 - 比邻而居 and Sofa
2:13 - Nikita, 20, student
2:47 - Valentina, 70, retired economist
3:31 - Boris, 33, network engineer
3:52 - Maxim & Yurii
4:07 - Nikita, 17, school student
4:50 - Aleksei
5:32 - 比邻而居 and Sofa
6:20 - Kristina, 22, bank analyst
6:51 - Valentina, 70, retired economist
8:04 - Alexandr, 32, enterpreneur
9:21 - The last person
10:27 - 1420：谁制作了这个视频，何时何地。

[@friedrichjaeger367]

When has the US ever blamed the USSR for the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? And what would be the purpose?

[@baddbabylon]

propaganda

[@sacotafiruta2348]

Crazy propaganda in Russia 🙄🙄😀

[@alejandrosotomartin9720]

They are deranged.

[@marpl6063]

Exacly, it's first time when i hear such a kind of statement. Seems like propaganda for their internal audience.

[@lewistasso8866]

It happened AFTER the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor. What do they teach you in school? Yes, I am kidding. 🙂

[@christreadwell1737]

What school did she go to?...The Americans blamed Russia for Hiroshma/Nagasaki....i suppose the brainwashing has to start somewhere.🤣🤣

[@cvrbon6]

That's the one where I was like.... wait what?

[@artemballcb]

На самом деле, это довольно часто встречающийся "аргумент". Думаю, он появился благодаря социальным опросам, в которых очень "образованные" японцы обвиняли русских в бомбардировке Хиросимы и Нагасаки, потому что они на самом деле не знают, кто это сделал (а если ты не знаешь, кто виноват - значит виноваты русские)

[@MLVL312]

I KNOW And she got a carry out boyfriend from china so that’s where her loyalty lies, but how stupid not the poor girl but the system that Indoctrinated her such. And she needs to take a breath and really think before she talks

[@mikelynch-zeroviewz2507]

​@Max შემიწყალე cite your source please

[@Stephen85]

@Max შემიწყალე even if that is true, that doesn't mean the US blamed anyone. Do you know what blame means?

[@uniquehorn1480]

These Russian people understand the relationship with China better than I would have expected.

[@Fillipok]

We can no longer return to cooperation with Europe and the United States without losing sovereignty, so China remains the only option.

[@peristicas3119]

how's that? you can't compare education in Europe, including russia and older soviet countries, with any other in the world apart from countries like Singapore, Hong-Kong, etc. In the Americas, besides Canada, the rest is really bad, and unfortunately, Africa is still the wealthier continent with the poorer educated (as we wish, of course).

[@barryjohnlcs9829]

It does for now, or in the short term, but for long-term strategy, it is not too peaceful for two great powers to border each other.

[@JakeSDN]

​@@peristicas3119Because they seem to understand that China is no one's real friend. China only cares about China, and how other countries can help China achieve world dominance.

[@ChillCR]

​@@peristicas3119Here in Spain I think the education is pretty bad. However I've met classmates that went to a US highschool and said it was much easier.

[@dinarap6610]

She never said that US blamed Russia about Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing. She said "В японии выстроили такие отошения что виновата pоссия". Translation is "In Japan, they built such attitudes that Russia is to blame". I saw a video where Japanese people were asked about who bombed them and majority said Russia. The question remains - why people think that.

[@borgdwarf1513]

I would imagine the Japanese still remembered defeating Russia in the Russo-Japanese War and other hostilities with Russia, which is a close geographic neighbor, and so in many ways it was an almost natural, albeit incorrect, conclusion that it was the Russians as they had ample historical reason to be vindictive towards the Japanese people.

[@longmarch2668]

Because they were not taught properly in school and ignorant about it, and that’s by design.

[@mintheman7]

Stalin invaded Manchuria the same day the 2nd a-bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. So the Japanese people probably felt they were stabbed in the back and blame USSR for them losing WWII, not dropping the a-bomb.

[@iMost067]

@@mintheman7 Ah yes, stabing in the back someone from Axis, who already invaded USSR

[@mintheman7]

@@iMost067 Japan never invaded USSR in WWII. Stalin didn't want to fight a 2-front war and Japan didn't have enough resources to fight USSR and US at the same time, so they signed a neutrality agreement. Of course Stalin also signed a neutrality agreement with Hitler.

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

What is the woman at 1:20 blabbing on about? She says the US blames USSR/Russia for the atomic bombs dropped in Japan? As an American, I've never heard this. And said US-Russian relations have never been positive except WW2 but the 1990's things were relatively positive. There was hope that Russia would turn into a normal country but the brutal way Russia fought in Chechnya gave the west and US less hope in Russia. It was under Putin the relations soured.

[@kastus77]

Do not lie. USA were quite in good relationships with Eltsin who started war in Chechnya. But with much worse with Putin who finished that war

[@Stephen85]

That poor guy she was with looked like he had to hear her talk a lot...

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

@@kastus77 Yeltsin, right? Is it Eltsin in Russian? The mid 90's fight in Chechyna was already seen as troubling in the west but they hoped things would change. The 1999 fighting lead by Putin was brutal and that really concerned the US and west. Putin did basically what he had done in Ukraine and Syria which is target civilians and punish them.

[@Ligma-Balls-69]

​@@Stephen85 she doesn't stop yapping ffs!

[@andredulac4456]

I heard several times that Japan was about to surrender anyway, and the bombs had 2 goals : end the war before USSR turn against Japan and take control of the island, and the bomb will show how powerful the US are so the USSR will not turn against them. I guess that's what she refers to

[@mikelynch-zeroviewz2507]

"Well, by judging what the astrologers predict, we will be prosperous by 2032" 😅😅😅

[@nichderjeniche]

Now you know where she got all her informations from

[@sacotafiruta2348]

I'm speechless wtf 🤪🤪🙄🙄

[@LoeZack]

With a demographic collapse on the front door😂😂

[@ainz1325]

Hahaha last time i heard an astrologist said the next yr will be prosperous then china virus came 😂

[@andredulac4456]

Astrologers perdicted the "operation" would end in less than a week 😅

[@ChrisZ901]

as a Chinese, the history with Russia is super complicated. China has lost most of her territory to Russia/USSR directly or indirectly. However China had also received a lot of assistance from USSR in the 50s. Today, it was the US led Western world that pushed Russia and China closer. Maybe it's not an alliance but it's definitely a partnership that benefits both sides

[@Thinkaton10]

China should be last one to complain about lost territory.

[@auburntiger6829]

@@Thinkaton10 Yes, imo only indigenous people such as the First Nations of Canada, USA, Australia, and New Zealand have the right to complain. The settlers have exploited, genocided, and pushed the native people into tiny pockets of Indian Reserves. Of these countries, New Zealand is probably the one doing the most for reparation. All that's left to do is to change the name back to Aotearoa and elect a new flag, national anthem, and education system as Canada did. Australia and the US should follow suit.

[@talyssonkrigor]

@@Thinkaton10 the usa, unlike latin america, exterminated all its natives and imposed other cultures and customs

[@S2uMANCHU]

@@talyssonkrigor That's a caricature of history betraying a total lack of knowledge and understanding of both Americas.

[@birdyashiro1226]

@@Thinkaton10 一码归一码！

[@victorlloyd5271]

Very good. This is among the best of your videos, Daniil. Congratulations to you and Artyom!! Sheer luck, really, as you bumped into a large number of articulate and well-informed people to interview. Thanks!

[@romanz9342]

He edits out articulate and well informed people in other videos for views and "shock content".

[@victorlloyd5271]

@@romanz9342 If true, I am all right with that, Roman. But viewing from my little New York City bubble, I am very glad that Daniil and his crew are giving me the opportunity to listen to views from urban and semi-rural Russia. It gives me a small (though imperfect) window into Russia that I would not have had otherwise.

[@user-kr9fg1zs3t]

😂😂😂

[@willek1335]

"how can they attack us?" Some people are detached from reality to assume that they can wage war, and not be hit back by those same people. They don't have their own feet attached to the ground.

[@Nubbe999]

Unbelievable. I get upset just hearing them talk like they are a victim when whole cities have been totally destroyed by Russia

[@thePronto]

7:47 "We were on a tour of Bryansk, they were already shelling there, what right do they have?" Umm... the right of any country/person to defend themselves from unprovoked attack. Russia bombs kindergartens and says it's Ukraine's fault for defending itself.

[@incremental_failure]

How does Ukraine or any other country want independence? Only Russia can be independent! Mentally ill poeple.

[@korbin4510]

She is convinced russia and ukraine is fighting as allies against nato.

[@Bhob138]

It gets like that. I know every time I'm randomly going to punch somebody. I always freak out when they punch me back.

[@dixonpinfold2582]

According to Valentina 2:46, when the US comes to the aid of a people under attack by tyrants, it's "starting a war." Ok then: In that case, when the US began aiding the USSR in the 1940s, it "started" World War II. 🙄🙄🙄🙄 And she's supposed to be an educated person! (Retired economist.)

[@koroshitchy]

Russia defeated Hitler almost single-handedly. The battle of Normandy was a race to Berlin to get there before the Russians did. And about the fable of combating tyranny... Well, nobody in the world believes those lies anymore. It is always all business. The Ukrainian war is a huge scam. Most of the cash the American administration is stealing from the tax payers goes into a black hole.

[@millidii]

maybe early retired (fired)

[@sanepillow59]

What tyrants? If there's any country that loves tyrants is the United States

[@FarEastFreedom]

Interesting topic! You give us ideas to use for our own channel! We will keep watching your videos! Much love from America! ❤

[@StayPrimal]

9:17 did he just say there are no severe censorship in Russia ?! Allllrighty then.

[@ucube33]

Yeah, I wish he asked the person to recite the anti war phrase (niet voyna=no war) openly on video after they say such stupid stuff.

[@malkontentniepoprawny6885]

If cosider decapitation as severe, there is no severe censorship.

[@8o86]

"can't complain"

[@user-jq4ej7pf9o]

Censorship exists only on paper

[@malkontentniepoprawny6885]

@@user-jq4ej7pf9o Bullshit

[@op4y]

''You can expect anything from even your closest ones these days!'' Yeah, Georgians, Ukrainians and Chechens know a thing or two about that.

[@imperium_vox]

Хорошо, что Уркаина исчезает, иначе история узнала бы еще много случаев массовых убийств.

[@1midnightfish]

Well said. I wasn't able to reply to the troll who replied to your comment so I had to attach my reply to yours - I hope that's clear!

[@baird5682]

Something...somthing kuril and north manchuria.

[@Katerina.r]

Русские тоже знают, что можно ожидать от "братьев".

[@Valeriia_Ulianova]

@@Katerina.r таких "братьев" как русские врагу не пожелаешь...

[@johnren5233]

As a Chinese I think Russia and China are not allies but we need each other’s support in many situations. China and Russia have maintained very positive relationship, economically and politically, for a long time with mutual respect. Sometimes I think this relationship is even better and more stable and sustainable than allies. No allies can last forever but a good neighbor is possible. Btw, I have seen so many colleagues from Russia and I work as a software engineer. I have met so many talented Russian engineers with superb math and coding skills. I ❤ them

[@Vincenzo19901218]

Cool. But Russia is a terrorist state. Loving their good people does not mean you should be allies.

[@jonlenihan4798]

Though China and Russia have a long border, the border is not near to the population center of either country. So, do Chinese and Russians think of the other as "nearby"?

[@johnren5233]

@@jonlenihan4798 if countries with shared borders are not considered nearby then what are neighbors? Capitals close to each other within 10 miles?

[@jonlenihan4798]

@@johnren5233 It's a simple question about psychological distance. If you don't know the answer, just say so. Here in the US, residents of Boston are more attuned to Europe than to Mexico or China. Miami thinks of Columbia and Brasil as nearby. Honolulu thinks about Japan.

[@johnren5233]

@@jonlenihan4798 I get it. Similarly in northeast China people feel close to Russia and Korea. In Inner Mongolia province of China there live many citizens from Mongolia. In Tibet and Yunan people feel even closer to Vietnam and other southeast countries than some part of mainland China. However that doesn’t mean Russia and China are NOT nearby because there are ppl living in the far east side of Russia and the borderline is so long. I encourage you google a city in China called Harbin and check out how heavy it is impacted by Russian culture. If you don’t know the answer just say no

[@allenz4868]

I would rather the question being asked is of “good partners” rather than “allies”. Ally typically means you are all in on most if not all geopol-topics and must come to aid without regards for self interests, or the interests are mostly aligned. You can enjoy very close relationships and help each other economically, militarily internationally, but you should not lose your own national identities. China is a explicitly stated Non-Ally country. So I don’t think they are the ally that you are looking for. Nor should you expect allies in that strict “Ally”definition nowadays. US could be partners but they would prefer to keep larger countries subjugated unless you are small and could never pose any threats or challenges to their hegemony, or they will fuck you over like they are doing with Russia and China today. After all, “自力更生 (work hard yourselves)but with lots of good friends”should every countries motto.

[@chintzleon7134]

所以，印度要想发展，阻碍他们的不是中国，一定是美国。

[@irritatedanglosaxon1705]

At least China don't attack u from eastern part and helped Russia in economy so u can stand still, unlike 1989

[@765rewq]

who cares

[@MrAhuet]

asad

[@sawyermcgill2799]

老铁说得可以，6666

[@joefunk1611]

I’m sorry wait, the US said the Soviet Union was to blame for Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Wait what?

[@jrrarglblarg9241]

Yeah, maybe Russians were told that by the Soviets, but the US never said it.

[@kastus77]

The most funniest thing America country based on plenty of genocides now blaming other countries for human rights

[@tobias..6688]

The US tells a lot of fantasy like Russia bombed its own pipelines 😂

[@Anakeish]

Propaganda in school since 1917, you are welcome :)

[@joefunk1611]

@Max შემიწყალე even if that had anything to do with it (which I disagree with because Japan remained independent) it is sure as heck not ‘blaming’ the Soviet Union.

[@artemballcb]

1:11 Вообще-то, Россия и США были в хороших отношениях с момента обретения последними независимости вплоть до падения Российской Империи. Так что, за исключением периода Холодной Войны, Россия и США - это, как ни странно, исторические друзья.

[@user-lj3bx5hx3v]

Да я надеюсь мы помиримся когда нибудь снова, если политики опять не будут мутить воду

[@demetr285]

@@user-lj3bx5hx3vнет чувак, не будет никакой России в будущем. Ваша судьба это развал на маленькие кусочки, империя зла будет уничтожена. Слава Украине 🇺🇦💪🏻

[@MLVL312]

@@user-lj3bx5hx3v I hope so to and I’m from the U.K.

[@user-yf1mw6qu3u]

раньше были и другие сверхдержавы. теперь только Россия и США.

[@wekurtz72]

And oddly enough America also totally won WWII on behalf of russia, who would have completely collapsed without never-ending American supplies. Russians forget that a lot.

[@ZungaBungalunga]

I loved the sentence from the wise lady at the end, that must be the policy of any sovereign country

[@freefree1219]

I visited Russia about 10 years ago on a tour. It was eye opening as Russia was painted as the evil for so many years by the Western media. Anyway my tour guide was a lady in her thirty. She was sad to see Russia stopped the space industry which was world leading due to economy, and had to share the knowledge with US for the money. People were looking for quick money instead of building up their competitive edge. China has probably done better in this regard.

[@strat0caster124]

@@freefree1219 Ideology talks aside, I think that's why some Russians like Putin say that the downfall of the USSR was a huge geopolitical catastrophe. Russia basically sold their entire country for cheap and that cost them decades of their future. During the same period, China was just about to jump on the globalization bandwagon and boom in economics, and the policymakers most likely have taken notes from the story very carefully.

[@ClownCarCoup]

@@freefree1219Russia never lead the global space industry, Perhaps in the 60s, briefly.

[@sunset3052]

totally agree bro!

[@marumi808]

The lady with the umbrella? What are you talking about. She is almost as unhinged as the woman babbering about astrology

[@union6660]

У государства не может быть союзников, могут быть общие интересы (временно) и это всегда нужно держать в уме.

[@whathuy9302]

Fact: as an chinese my president have a plan to attack russian when they switch side (fact)

[@EcoZen24]

​@@whathuy9302любой кто на нас нападёт ждут муки от лучевой болезни мы готовимся к этому дню

[@epzipson6142]

У государства как системы, да, а вот у отдельных представителей государства, чиновники или там президенты и премьер министры,то вполне могут быть и союзники и друзья,межличносные которые в конечном итоге могут влиять на политику всего гос-ва.

[@epzipson6142]

В этом и проблема Путина он пытается найти союзников или друзей,но никак не партнеров...

[@LittleBodyBigSoul]

​@@epzipson6142Плохо вы его знаете, раз так пишите

[@ronlapworth5805]

"Judging by what astrologers predict..." Say no more.

[@sacotafiruta2348]

And she said that seriously! 🤣🤣

[@greatsarmatae]

Conspiracies are extremely popular in RF

[@marcusaurelius4941]

there's the atheistic and progressive soviet education for you

[@3b0d1999]

It seemed like she was joking

[@CMB21497]

"No severe censorship" Are you joking? You can go to prison for 8 years or more. That isn't censorship?

[@teebodk3917]

No, seriously, you're allowed to support the government as much as you want. It's like the old saying about Ford "you can choose any color you want as long as it's black", here it's "you can express any opinion you want as long as it matches the government view"

[@seanmcmichael2551]

@Wonder Nine... yes, I had to replay that bit about censorship, as I felt I must have misheard or that they were talking about somewhere else.

[@martineden7478]

Never mind, here, in Russia, it is normal been in parallel reality and do not see naked facts. It is country of absurd, but be careful- that is why we get victory against Napoleon(he did not expect such unprecedented stupidity from the enemy; our tactics then do not lend themselves to any logical explanation at all).

[@sealttwo-013]

I think he was trying to be ironic.

[@cbs2476]

He just meant Russian censorship is not as severe as Chinese one. It is like saying Russia is more democratic than China.

[@nvincenth]

oh dude, your camera quality upgraded significantly since I last watched. NICE

[@hUCK-]

Man some of these outros that i've seen lately on these videos have been pure art in context. Excellent work

[@christophervandenberg4830]

Umbrella holding boyfriend appears to be rethinking his relationship. Maybe get a dog next time. 😂

[@thomasjosullivan9179]

LOL I agree

[@Stephen85]

Yeah he had that "what have I done" look on his face...

[@witchamacallit]

What instead of a bitch!

[@RichardTaylor1630]

Maybe he's thinking "Next time I will try an actual Chinese girl instead of a Russky who is just trying to kiss up to me by pretending to like the tyrants running China right now."

[@YuriUK]

3:44 I agree with him. And 4:33 correctly identified Russia US reletionship

[@KittyKarenpoo]

She got Damanskiy Island right. ;)

[@Chris-ry3fr]

Rumor has it that Sofa is still talking.

[@sacotafiruta2348]

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@liamros3562]

The boyfriend seems used to it.

[@Chris-ry3fr]

​@@liamros3562 he is still holding the umbrella 😂

[@mobeltass]

To the last person: I don't think you can produce everything yourselves in Russia. I know what I'm talking about, I've owned a Lada.

[@dave20thmay]

They could not even make a ballpoint pen.

[@DMZDMX1]

To be fair...Only ruzzia could produce a Lada in this day and age.😂😂😂😂😂

[@andrewlesterthomas5581]

Trabis weren't much better.

[@mobeltass]

@DMZDMX1 True. I have to admit, they're awesome in their own way, but I wouldn't wanna live in a society dependent on them. Not the most reliable car in the world.

[@andrewlesterthomas5581]

@@mobeltass It was a joke. These foolish people don't realise that their nation is historically one of the least creative in the world and how much they should be grateful to the west for what they have. Strip away that and you have a nation of mediocrity.

[@pengchewoon1926]

Very interesting 😊😊.

[@user-zf8xt9vx5s]

i do see the overall view, and knowing what i should believe. thanks, a remind for me to be sensitive.

[@ZootyZoFo]

Russia is now a vassal state to China, the junior partner in their new relationship, a source of raw materials for their industries. 14 months ago Russia was the leader of Central Asia, now the undisputed leader of that region is China. Russia is starting to resemble N. Korea more and more every day.

[@demetr285]

W comment

[@Tosse901]

true. China has absolutely NO interest in building up the russian industry, all it wants is cheap oil and gas and they will just flood the russian market with their own products, as it is way cheaper for them to produce in China. So not having western investors in the russian economy will lead to russia being the new Iran. Only ressources, nothing else. Oh, of course some nukes.

[@RussianShortsEmpire]

Even now you are trying to humiliate the Russians and trying to do it with the whole world, but the world has changed.since the 90s

[@zafiroshin]

Russia has always been a poor country. Not a leader of anything

[@andredulac4456]

@@zafiroshin at least they could still show their muscles to apear greater than they are. it's not even an option now.

[@andrewc662]

I don't ever remember being taught Russia was to blame for bombing Japan. This is the first I've heard of it.

[@StaryzHelios]

USA NEWS, YOUR SSHITTY GOVT N MEDIA SAID THAT.

[@knyghtryder3599]

Well there is a simple explanation , it never happened, that doesn't rule it out being taught all over Russia though

[@tescobakery1927]

Coming from one of the more neutral countires, there has never been a mention of Russia being blamed for that in the textbooks or any internet articles I've read in my language or in English.

[@user-jm3xl7rg5k]

>> I don't ever remember being taught Russia was to blame for bombing Japan. Was you taught about mass imprisonment of innocent men of japan origin in the USA??

[@andrewc662]

@@user-jm3xl7rg5kYes, the internment of Japanese Americans was taught in all US history classes afaik.

[@ESPjump]

I'min love with Sofa, 1:05, just pretty and inteligent.

[@cliffordstanley2189]

The question is what is the natural course of events for the future. This very difficult to discern. Howevre, look into the heart of the people of Russia for their ambitions and dreams. This video is insightful.

[@richardcorner9262]

I love how they talk about the west wearing their western branded clothes

[@melanies.6030]

Couldn't believe the guy in one video a while back using the apparent Russian equivalent of the "N" word while wearing a hat with the Michael Jordan jumpman logo. Clueless zombies.

[@bjrgjohannessen5184]

Western clothes made in China.....

[@robertplant2059]

sheeple knobs!

[@Ylleeelle]

You can’t love anything, while you dirty barking like a homeless dog 🐕

[@nichderjeniche]

​@@bjrgjohannessen5184 do you think all clothes come from china? Actually most of my clothes are not from china...

[@riariaria]

My dad had a saying that when people are hell bent on destroying their lives it’s best to let them “live their paycheck”. If you try to rescue these people from their personal choices or try change their world views before they experience the natural consequences of those choices and beliefs, it’s not going to work. They will resent you for trying to help, make you responsible for for their lot in life and then embrace those who are trying to exploit them. If people in a culture value the mirage of strength and stability of authoritarianism, you can’t rescue them from the natural consequences of that belief. You can only wish them well and leave them to decide when they’ve finally had enough of the corruption and oppression that authoritarianism brings. Whether we help them or not, Ukraine has spent the last 13 months demonstrating that they will lay down their lives to fight for their sovereignty, freedom and self governance. It couldn’t be more clear that helping Ukraine, by giving them a leg up in this fight, is resources well spent because Ukraine is ready to change. Sadly Russia is probably best left to it’s own devices. Prematurely rescuing them again, like we did in the 90’s, will only perpetuate the problem for both them and for the rest of the world. If they believe that they can go it alone in the world or that they want to trust and partner with China, we should just let them.

[@ceecee8826]

I couldn't agree more. I've thought about this every time that I've heard an American say that the Russian people just don't understand what's happening. I'm certainly not saying that all Russians are bad, but most of them support what is happening. This is what they want.

[@thomaslove6494]

Yeah I don't have much hope for Russia taking a democratic turn... They are in love with strong men who do nothing but exploit them.... They have proven time and time again they do not value or understand politics. At least many of the intelligent Russians were able to leave and I wish the best for that group...

[@1midnightfish]

I listened to a Timothy Snyder lecture the other day, where he says that the best thing that could happen to the russian people is the rf completely, decisively losing this war

[@ComradPravda]

Tell me how you saved Russia in the nineties? Directly breathtaking from interest?

[@publicenemy9326]

Great idea, get away from us please=) and take your nuclear missiles away=)

[@watsonwoo6723]

Russian:”USA is our ally.” 😂 Do these people understand what is happening?

[@user-bq8kn3bn2b]

Some ppl seems don't even understand what had happened to them back in 1990s. They reckon the USA helped them instead of dismembered them.

[@evbuzzi6749]

yes, USA wants nato on russian borders because they love russia and want stay as close as possible...

[@nietzscheankant6984]

@@evbuzzi6749 USA can't expand NATO in any way, so that's a weird angle. Countries can voluntarily seek to join NATO, and it doesn't take a lot of research to understand why all the countries in Europe have joined NATO - not to attack Russia, but to protect themselves FROM an attack BY Russia. If Russians would just ditch their shitty, corrupt dictatorship, Europe and the US would gladly work with a normal, reasonable, democratic Russia.

[@Hoblero8910]

@@evbuzzi6749 "USA wants nato on russian borders" shows you clearly do not understand what NATO is. No country has ever been forced to join NATO, regardless of what the USA wants. Every single member of NATO joined it of their own free will, with the acceptance of every other NATO member (not only the USA). They are also free to leave whenever they want. This can easily be seen now with Turkey alone blocking Sweden from joining NATO, while the USA has clearly stated that they want Sweden to join. Since every single NATO member joined NATO of their own free will, and could also leave if they wanted to, the question you should be asking is rather: Why do these Russian neighbours want to be a part of NATO? I find the answer to that question obvious considering the history, and what is happening in Ukraine right now. It feels very strange that you should blame the USA for accepting these countries (also accepted by every single other member of NATO) into NATO when they themselves were asking to join. If you want to blame anyone for these countries being a part of NATO you should blame the countries themselves, that actively sought to join NATO.

[@lucasworktv]

Rather than China

[@ArnoldVeeman]

1:36 I think Sofa didn't listen to the teacher during the history lessons 😂 Mind boggling stuff . . .

[@croggerobber]

I'm sure Russia will have a much better relationship with China once they annex them 😅

[@tnickknight]

Yup. They are already building the first steps to that goal,

[@user-yj7um6hv1d]

Together with China we will smash the West real good 💪

[@alh6255]

It is possible that China will not absorb Russia in the sense of annexation, because the risk is too great for China (social, economic, Russia is too depraved and rotten to the very roots). These are two very different autocratic systems based on different values. But China will certainly colonize and fully pacify Russia, so that it will no longer play any role, at most in the style of North Korea. In addition, China also started to care about good relations with Ukraine (due to its resources and location), which (surprise!) will not turn into a Russian colony and a large Russian concentration camp, as both China and Russia imagined a year ago.

[@teebodk3917]

@@tnickknight All it takes is a little referendum. Ask some of the Chinese living/working in Russia if they would like their current locations to become part of China. Then declare that they all said yes, sign a few papers and voila.

[@user-ki6im7so6p]

Lol

[@zafiroshin]

9:15 "Here [In Russia] there is no severe censorship." They are completely detached from reality.

[@user-zu9dp8rs6f]

Ага, у нас настолько жесткая цензура что персонажи подобные Данилу спокойно ходят по улице.

[@demetr285]

Z-zombie people

[@demetr285]

@@user-zu9dp8rs6fа такие персонажи как девочка которая нарисовали рисунок за мир теперь в интернате 🤡

[@user-pg9qb3wy7s]

He said that Russian censorship is not as severe as Chinese. And that is true

[@demetr285]

@@user-zu9dp8rs6f Сталин в аду кстати, удачи ему вместе с Гитлером гореть в котле

[@chongyulius]

Good to see a diverse spectrum of answers, but I am indeed surprised by the percentage of people expressing favorable views toward EU & US even at this historical moment, with ongoing war happening. Not sure how many Americans will express their favorable views toward USSR back in Vietnam. Many Chinese do not really have much clue on historical events on Russia-China relationship, and sadly it seems the Russian side wasn't much better on that neither. Both side were only educated on events where they got screwed by the other side, but clueless on events where they screwed the other side. Victims of propaganda barking at each other all the time. Both playing victims but in reality both deserve each other, I guess

[@opentam]

Nah, its pro-liberal channel, here are compilation of opinions of a small part of the population in the center of Moscow, of course here is alot of pro-western zoomers. In other places situation is completely different

[@aren624]

9:32 As Turkish i agree all this

[@lodoova572]

I'm yet to hear what legitimate harm did the West do to Russia? What and when exactly was done to Russia by the West? All I hear is bitterness that Russia is not treated as an equal partner by USA and EU combined, which is farcical when Russia has an economy the size of Spain. But no specific explanation is ever given, what did the West do to Russia to deserve hate?

[@kastus77]

USA support jihadists and Kiev regime for killing russian people. Isn't it enough? I even do not tell about long game against Russia

[@lovetwotrip]

Its a part of propaganda from USSR still living 😉

[@alejandrosotomartin9720]

Impossible to answer. Russians had inferiority complex for centuries and destructive behavior since at least 1917.

[@malcolmhardwick4258]

Apparently we want to destroy Russians and Russia and steal all their oil.

[@tonepoet]

Russia has not conquered the west and therefore evil. Yeah, I don't get it, either.

[@TheOfficialStal]

It's insane how throughout history russia has had countless oppurtunities to make itself one of the most prosperous and powerful nations on earth, at times even coming so close, but has squandered it every single time through authoritarianism, war and corruption.. to what end. The cycle simply repeats and probably will for as long as russia exists as a country.

[@naapsulusmurmurusmurmurus2392]

maybe same other etnic should rule russia

[@Siranoxz]

And blame it on the west, the cynical cycle of delusions never end with Russia.

[@lockwoodpeckinpaugh9252]

Russia's rural territories, which are most of the state, are deplorable, poor, and undeserved. Most of the wealth is concentrated in Western Russia.

[@astralresonance9951]

Maybe becouse russia always had western puppets as leasers except for Ivan the grozny and Putin

[@edelweiss2971]

Lets end this cycle...

[@jerryfrcc]

Throughout 3000 years of history, China fought foreign invaders alone, never had allies. We did get help from the U.S. against Japan during WWII. But we won't forget after 1937 when Japan invaded China, U.S. merchants continued to sell oil and steel to Japan to help them kill Chinese. We also won't forget those "allies" who helped build Japan into an empire the first place.

[@robbykurnia9671]

What are you talking about? America is a friend of China for a long time, even when Russia has plans to divide for China, America does not have those plans. America's enemy is not China but the communist ideology. If it weren't for the help of Britain and the United States, I don't even see the possibility that the Chinese Nationalist Army has a chance in the armed struggle against Imperial Japan. America was still in business when the Chinese Nationalist Army still had a chance of victory, but when Japan attacked Indochina and South China, America stopped selling oil to Japan because the supply lines used to send weapons and materials to the Nationalist troops were cut. what is your nationality? Are you a citizen of the People's Republic of China?

[@Arcticos0]

You don’t need to minimize the help US and Australia provided in WW2, it was a large reason China was liberated.

[@robbykurnia9671]

@@Arcticos0 Minimizing the role of the United States in helping the Chinese nationalist troops is the official position of the Communist Party, the Communist Party is just bandits trying to establish a failed communist system

[@vlbluu124]

Understandable by older generations but the hate that is carrying to younger people is a huge problem. The whole "I won't forget what your country and your people did even though I didn't experience it myself" is so dangerous to our society.

[@jerryfrcc]

Those who enslaved the Africans are now waging trade war and doing smear campaign against China. Imperialism lives on, within the minds of westerners and Japanese alike. It is part of their DNA.

[@johnwayne8494]

Lol asking the girl with a Chinese boyfriend to choose.

[@AlskinsX1-9]

What is that chinese guy doing there?

[@rutgerb]

@@AlskinsX1-9 holding her umbrella

[@crownoir4684]

@@AlskinsX1-9 what do you think? china have too much men and russia don't have enough men left.

[@xaverlustig3581]

He's Asian looking, but that doesn't mean he must be Chinese. He could be Russian (there are many Russians with Asian features) or he could be from a different East Asian country.

[@kaym7704]

@@xaverlustig3581 in the last scene it sounds like she was speaking Mandarin. So probably why people said Chinese.

[@user-zj4kb7is2k]

Это возле метро Ботанический сад, где построили китайский жк?

[@ruslanivanov2742]

Парень и девушка олицетворяют Китай и Россию 😂

[@reav3rtm]

Yup, she is already learning Mandarin. I mean, if China taking over Russia means Russians no longer invade its neighbours, I wouldn't mind.

[@StanislavM3000]

Может парень вообще бурят.

[@thomaslove6494]

Especially since the girl never shuts up 😅

[@Nordenn_D]

Молча наблюдает, но в нужный момент отымеет🤣

[@liamros3562]

So true!

[@erichoyman2839]

главное оружие в России это не ядерное а невероятное количество дураков которых можно посылать в атаку почти все население

[@1midnightfish]

😂 Is there a special fools breeding program in place? Thank you for making me laugh, take care 🤍💙🤍

[@infomanic1]

Thats absolutely true.. cant say better..

[@ttcc5273]

Астрологи предсказывают, что если россияне смогут избавиться от клептократической элиты, управляющей Кремлем, и избавиться от гремлина, создавшего клептократическую кремлевскую систему, то они дадут шанс на мирное благополучное будущее. Это западный способ. Или они могут позволить кремлевским гремлинам цепляться за власть, и в этом случае они станут государством-сателлитом на орбите вокруг Китая, как Северная Корея. 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@antoniobanderos5409]

It would be good if Russia would use Mexico for its own selfish purposes against the United States. How would the Americans react, would they be fools if they defended their borders? You Englishmen don't have to meddle where they shouldn't, I assure you we live very well in Russia. We are not afraid that we will not be able to go to Europe or the USA, we can go to many other countries. We do not need your technologies, and why should we service your external debt to our own detriment? In the war in Ukraine, the US aggressor against Russia is 100%.

[@antoniobanderos5409]

I sincerely tell you that people in Russia are far from stupid, you just have such stereotypes. In Russia, people are much smarter than in the US.

[@NickZhukov]

9:30 - 👏👏👏

[@ENKOYT]

I'm amazed how educated these people are, regardless of their ending viewpoint. I can confidently say that it would be hard for your average American to name another world leader than the U.S. president.

[@Cryptocracy_Now]

It's hard for you're average Russian to do that too. For every semi-intelligent interview in this video, there was probably10 that went absolutely nowhere. Most humans are on a 'need to know' basis.

[@Cryptocracy_Now]

Saying that the US tried to blame Russia for the atom bombs in Japan is not very intelligent. The US came straight out and said "Those were our bombs, and there's more where that came from". Then the war ended.

[@WideEid]

You can't call them educated because they just hear a lot of news and in that news they hear all of the names of politicians it doesn't make them intelligent at all.

[@charlesbrown4483]

Well, you certainly wouldn't be the first person in history to be confidently wrong.

[@RandomDudeOne]

4:19 I didn't think anybody in Russia remembered this.

[@user-zu9dp8rs6f]

Конечно помним. Однако мы также помним как вы сделали все чтобы все стало еще хуже. Начиная с поддержки Ельцина, заканчивая помощью чеченскими террористам.

[@Annika0001]

@@user-zu9dp8rs6f you only remember what Putin wants you to remember.

[@rutgerb]

@@user-zu9dp8rs6f you dont seem to be grateful.

[@user-zu9dp8rs6f]

@@rutgerb Of course I don't do that. What should I thank you for? Will you thank me if I join in your beating and then throw a pack of Band-Aids in your face?

[@chatnoir1224]

My family remembers. We mostly got help from French people, but we knew that there were packages from US aswell.

[@zlatka_ninova]

7:47 Valentina, 70: "What right do they have!?" Great question! :) They don't have right shelling, but do russians HAVE right shelling Ukrainian cities? Russian logic - we DO have right to do bad things to the whole world, but the whole world DON'T have right to do bad things to us!

[@floringramaticu3009]

Ruski Mir.😅

[@danbaghoi4132]

Это называется "российское лицемерие".

[@dixonpinfold2582]

Character in a French play: "Cet animal est très méchant. Quand on l'attaque, il se defend!" ["This animal is very vicious. When you attack it, it defends itself!"]

[@benjamingrant3441]

Если кто-то один намеренно нарушает правила системы, то это могут делать и остальные. Так что не западу судить о действиях России

[@NamelessOne69]

Что за станция метро в самом начале, не могу понять?

[@fabio2634]

I don’t know the channel and I don’t know how much cherry picking went on in the process of making this video. What I find impressive is how much these young people seems to care and to be informed about what’s going on. You can’t find that level of interest in Italy, where I live, even in older generations (of course they are much more involved in geopolitical events than we are, but still…) Also, quite brave for them to discuss politics so openly, I truly hope they will not incur in any problem because of it!

[@CoIdHeat]

I can only guess they are deliberately targeting young people close to universities OR make a huge amount of interviews as I kinda doubt every Russian is that interested in politics.

[@chandie5298]

Well if Italy was rolling its tanks across the border into Switzerland, the probably everyone of all ages in Italy would be informed of the situation.

[@CrabCommand3r]

It’s not hard to be interested in geopolitics while your country is in the middle of the war which has no benefits to anyone besides the current government.

[@LittleBodyBigSoul]

​@@CoIdHeatI, as a Russian, will tell you that I am as actively interested in politics as all my classmates and friends, I think 80% of Russians are interested in politics, and I was shocked when I found out that my friend from Austria knows practically nothing about politics, I thought Europe is also interested in this

[@LittleBodyBigSoul]

​@@CrabCommand3rв России вроде нету войны, ты о чем? Да и тут говорится ВПРИНЦИПЕ о интересе в политике, и да в России этого много еще до войны, лол.

[@marcstein2510]

If we’re talking about hiroshima and nagasaki can we please also talk about the massacre of katyn and the invasion of poland by russia? Or how the soviets were friends with the nazis and helped them defeating france in 1940? Remember the hitler-stalin pact!

[@willthecat3861]

Ya. They've got no clue about that. They never heard about it.... and, wouldn't believe it if they did.

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

Western Belorussia not Poland

[@laza8675]

@@willthecat3861 Stalin attempted to justify the occupation of poland, etc, by saying he knew Hitler was going to attack the east so by pretending to be his ally he occupied some of the east and protected it from Hitler. That might almost sound logical and sensical, if it was not for the massacres you mention, the fact Stalin in fact used the occasion to exterminate all the people with military experience, teachers, intelligentsia, politicians, anyone able to organise any kind of resistance against the nazis or against himself, in the countries he occupied and 'saved' from the nazis. This too I suppose although never mentioned in USSR was probably attempted to be portrayed or justified as self defense against capitalists anti communist or fascist partisan traitors - although they were too many for that to make sense.

[@danilabychkov7398]

On 6 and 9 August 1945, the United States detonated two atomic bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, respectively. The two aerial bombings together killed between 129,000 and 226,000 people, most of whom were civilians, and remain the only use of nuclear weapons in an armed conflict. The Katyn massacre was a series of mass executions of nearly 22,000 Polish military officers and intelligentsia prisoners of war carried out by the Soviet Union. Almost the same numbers. Did you mean The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact? (which gave soviets some time to prepare for a war with a country with an ABSOLUTLY OPPOSITE IDEOLOGY) Should study history a little more. Ussr reconqured polish lands, annexed by Poland during Polish-Soviet War. But it's useless to enlight you, cause your mind is a dark side of the Moon.

[@laza8675]

@@danilabychkov7398 Your answer does not make a reasonable and fair comparison. Katyn massacre was only one among very many the soviet union conducted. In every country they occupied, they deported and killed very large number of civilians. They deported millions to Siberia; of those a large proportion died, already a much greater number than civilian deaths in japan. 22 000 is nothing, you have to add the civilians deaths in general the soviet union caused - in the second world war alone these are millions. The excuse it gave them time to prepare for war does not explain why they killed all military officers and any people able to organise a resistance in all the countries they occupied, countries they knew nazis wanted to attack. The truth is at the time, soviets thought genocide of populations was justified if it could help them enforce what they pretended to be a utopy, and was in fact a totalitarian state. There is no reason to excuse the disregard for human life of the totalitarian soviet union.

[@hansr.9037]

I thinl Leon will make his way. All the best to him!

[@jirskyrjenkins1959]

Small sample size, but interesting how the older respondents tended to be fast and absolute about the West not being allies or of significant help. The younger respondents were less sure or saw it as a more complicated/grey question. I wonder how much of that comes from Russian state media vs younger people who are more used to / have more ways of obtaining external information.

[@joe_ninety_one5076]

7:04 The retired Russian economist relies on astrologers. I am going to have to let that sink in.

[@Bhob138]

I'm going to have to start looking at the stars before I invest.

[@marcusaurelius4941]

it's Soviet economics, meaning ridiculous esoteric Marxist bs, so there's no wonder really

[@stevehanham9266]

Where do these people get their crazy information from? The young lady talking about the bombs for example! It's mind boggling, honestly.🤔 Is there really any hope for these people? Glory and Victory to Ukraine! 😊😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦

[@steveu235]

They get it from astrologists as the lady was speaking about

[@imperium_vox]

In Japan, it is not customary to say that America bombed their country with nuclear bombs. Young Japanese, I have seen interviews, often do not know who did it and some believe that Russia did it.

[@stevehanham9266]

@@imperium_vox Young Japanese only need to read a book or look on the internet. Surely they are not that stupid are they? Victory to Ukraine. 😊😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦

[@andrewlesterthomas5581]

@@steveu235 That's the funniest response so far.

[@joaquindiaz4730]

From putins tv

[@christopherwall444]

Having watched many many of Danil's video's I'm struck by the well spoken thoughtful of the avg interviewee even if their opinion is clouded by propaganda.

[@user-tv6ib8lb4k]

Как давно вы смотрели оппозиционный контент в своей стране ? Не надо нам говорить за пропаганду , только не человеу из Европы

[@fodor7069]

If I was the Asian guy with the umbrella I’d find someone else to share it with.

[@aandjo]

Watching this made me think of how the sentence "When one run out of arguments one resort to violence" also holds true to countries & geopolitics. Interesting topics & opinions as always Daniil.

[@JorgeReyes-bo7uc]

You are correct: "One of the most senior US officials in the Pacific has refused to rule out military action against Solomon Islands if it were to allow China to establish a military base there, saying that the security deal between the countries presented “potential regional security implications” for the US and other allies. 26 abr 2022"

[@vrth0mas]

And the US is the most violent, militaristic country on earth

[@user-dc1ud6px3s]

The US never wait until it has ran out of arguments before resorting to violence. Violence is the only thing they think of all day! They killed more Americans than all the world combined.

[@SilentioMortus]

There were no arguments anyway. From very beginning, as in past, so now, the West only wants colonies, with cheap labor and resources. They don't need allies because they are possible competitors. Looking at arrogance of west, I don't mind if this world burns to ground.

[@MrMajsterixx]

you are right, all the countries that fought germany in ww2 did so only because they ran out of arguments

[@ryderhu2296]

4:22， a very simple and ironic statement. Historically, media fed people, not the agriculture.

[@Fiery.Dragon]

1:45 very surreal, just the situation, take off your North Face coat, and put something else on.

[@bogdandimi]

"We've always had a fairly positive relationship with China, except for the conflict on Damansky Island" I guess she didn't learn that island is part of Outer Manchuria, which the Russians forcefully took from China in the 19th century. That's over one million square km worth of land, now giving Russia access to the Sea of Japan. I'm sure China would love to take that back. Russia is the only European country that still holds historically Chinese territories.

[@formikulo]

Chinese people never lived in Manchuria. Manchurian nomads invaded and conquered China.

[@vonmuller7007]

Imperial china ceded those lands without a fight because their control was nominal. There were no chinese subjects to bring under Russian rule. Few chinese habour irredentist thoughts wrt to russia and nobody claims those lands as you fantasize.

[@rg-cc5kg]

Well, Russia in one way or another will lose the Amur region including vladivostok. It will remain a russian city by name only. Maybe - prior to 2022 I never thought of that - it will be for the best. Amur and Siberia under chinese influence and indirect rulle could thrive. If Russians can t develop the eastern regions possibly the Chinese can?

[@knyghtryder3599]

​@@formikulo nor did any Russians ever live there until they stole it from china , china had official territorial claims in the UN for most of Siberia until the mid 2000's If you think that the Chinese will provide one pence of assistance without reclaiming that lost territory , likely you haven't spent much time in china , their stolen Siberian land is more of a hot button issue to average Chinese than Taiwan

[@johnwayne8494]

There were barely any Chinese in that area, its not historically important at all unless you are an extreme revanchist.

[@benryndfleisz9753]

Next question should be Should we stop buying western products? Apple,Nike, Gucci etc

[@pacmanc8103]

What the hell is with all of your “the next question should be” statements? One OK, 2 perhaps, but come on - find another ‘clever’ way to start your point. 🥱

[@user-jm3xl7rg5k]

How can I stop buying these brands, if I never started???

[@daviddowsett1658]

You should not have these items to sell due to sanctions ... So please help the sanctions and don't purchase any of them, thanks.

[@-Egor-]

This is not realistic, Western goods will still be bought.

[@MrTekeshi]

@@LucioSimone nobody asked

[@bluestar2253]

9:24 Of all the ones interviewed I believe this lady is the most well-informed and intelligent!

[@EZPZMAGA]

The number of intelligent thoughtful answers here surprised me.

[@PyRomane]

Thank you very much for your videos, the questions are always respectful, interesting, smartly focused on one subject and the answers offer a large variety of what the Russian people could think. I really appreciate getting to know the closest-to-real point of vue of your people!

[@oldbloke135]

I like it when the interviewees come out with some bizarre fiction that they have been taught, like the USA blaming Russia for Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Here is the West's version of events. 26th July, USA, UK and China issued Potsdam Declaration (surrender or be destroyed). Japan didn't surrender. Aug 6th, USA bombed Hiroshima. Aug 9th, Soviet Union invaded Manchuria and USA bombed Nagasaki. Aug 15th, Hirohito announced surrender. What is Russia's version, I wonder?

[@videowa4er]

The questions are provocative as always. It is especially unpleasant to listen to ignorant zoomers. People who choose USA, as if they did not understand that the current level of relations is the level of the Cold War. As Emperor Alexander 3 said, Russia has only two allies: its army and navy.

[@goofygrandlouis6296]

@@videowa4er It is a real bias, now, isn't it ? In most videos like this one, people always interview very young students, as if they know anything about politics or life. 🙄

[@hkfoo3333]

Obviously far from the truth . Cherry picked and arrange. So many still love US ? Only ignorants believe such

[@noahpeng1689]

@@oldbloke135 What the girl in the video said was that someone interviewed young Japanese, and many young Japanese blamed Russia for Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This is the result of Japan's long-term vassalage to the United States and the propaganda and education it has received.

[@Onatyrade]

The Asian man and Russian girl perfect symbol for SINO-RUSSO alliance

[@thhdhn2]

You are so wrong, most Asian hate the Chinese, especially the CCP.

[@robertplant2059]

Why would you post a picture when you look like that?

[@mistersquirrel0]

That Asian man is obnoxiously loud...just can't stop talking!

[@SorbusAucubaria]

would not be surpriced if ukranian women were sold as slaves to chinese men.

[@letslearn3513]

You talk nonsense. Like there are no Asian men with American girls

[@tscheburaschka4851]

9:28 spot on.

[@user-lv3rh2ou6k]

People talk about propaganda in Russia, as if they're not affected by propaganda in their countries. Grow up kids.

[@Andarilho1974]

Wow, I think choosing between Shenzhen or Detroit must be a very difficult choice. "Which of these cities would I like to visit? Hummm... I really need quite a bit to decide."🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Petteriks]

Let's just all be friends.. is it really that hard? It is without love and forgiveness

[@nicolem5626]

Leon is the coolest on here

[@frenchcreekvalley]

This was one of your best survey questions in recent weeks. Thank you for the insights I gained from these people.

[@Arc_Viper]

Leon is 17 years old and already he has a greater understanding of geopolitics than most Russians. Gives me hope for a different Russia in the future that can work with other countries. It's interesting to see how many people are aware of how China cannot be trusted as an ally. Another student also pointed out China has never really had Russia's back when the US helped them in the 90s. Even I didn't know that!

[@demetr285]

don't hope

[@kastus77]

He is too young. Too many russians know how America "helped" in 90s

[@maeva7949]

@@kastus77 In the beginning of 90s russians were starving - again - and US provided food (not the first time in russia's history) - nozhki busha - chicken legs. Also Ukraine provided grain.

[@BuddyLee23]

Whoa…even YOU didn’t know something about historic Russo-Sino-American relations??

[@terraria9961]

Really?? He didn't express any deep thoughts, he just said he can't trust China completely as well as anyone else. Where has you seen such "great understanding of geopolitics"? For me, it was Sofia who is more educated, she talked a lot. P.S. Yes, but USA supported Russia driving into the 90s in the first place, that doesn't sound as a gratuitous ally...

[@jerrydc818]

In California, I have met Americans of Russian decent. Personally, I enjoy interacting with People from other countries. Being an immigrant to the US myself I enjoy the ‘melting pot’ concept. Although we are far from perfect, everyone brings positive and yes sometimes negatives to the table.

[@Johnny-wf1df]

The diversity of people and cultures is something you cant find anywhere else

[@shiinondogewalker2809]

@@Johnny-wf1df what you mean can't find anywhere else...

[@Johnny-wf1df]

@@shiinondogewalker2809 What's the goal of that comment? Like he said, you can meet Americans of Russian decent. Other cultures influence by ours in our country. No crap you can find diversity in other countries. America is not the most diverse country in the world. I specifically meant other cultures mixed with American culture in America. Ur tryna be offended when there's nothing to be offended about.

[@shiinondogewalker2809]

@@Johnny-wf1df my goal was to make sure there's one less false statement on youtube, all while using few characters to type and being slightly annoying in the process. Thank you for retracting your statement sir that's most appreciated

[@Johnny-wf1df]

Didn’t retract. You won’t find it anywhere else. You’re too dense ig… have a good day bro!

[@BoliceOccifer]

8:50 I disagree, but understand that answer.

[@neilclark8087]

The level of general knowledge, world politics and history among ordinary russians is frightening

[@imperium_vox]

We simply have not yet died Soviet education. In fact, we want to restore it.

[@sealttwo-013]

Kind of like republicans, eh?

[@tobiasbauer198]

You mean the lack of historic knowledge

[@edelweiss2971]

@@sealttwo-013 Kind of a comment from a woke democrap.

[@edelweiss2971]

That's how brainwashing propaganda works. The entire nation believes what domestic Media says... That is Universal...

[@ildikofarfix5554]

Much better translation than it used to be. Thx for that! Great video 😀

[@jakeo1209]

That's funny. I didn't notice subtitles. I speak Russian so I didn't pay attention.

[@marcelbuurman201]

9:16 "... there is no severe censorship here..." 😵‍💫

[@weizhouchen1267]

1:14 ???? i double checked the time and the year, does she live in a parallel universe?

[@martinfox3478]

The most incredible thing for me is the way most Russians identify "the West" as a homogenous block of US-owned republics that are centrally controlled. It's as if they are comparing the West to the USSR with Russia at the core because that is the model they understand. Yet the types of democracies and socio-economic systems in Europe are completely different to that of the USA. In fact, there are even big differences between north, south, east and west Europe - a lot of variety. Many western countries have accepted social policies (universal health care, welfare, employment rights) that would be totally unacceptable to either or the two main US political parties, and vice versa with gun laws, taxation etc. Anyway....they're misinformed and off their heads. The West, whatever it is, is made up of separate, individual and independent countries who make their own choices through democracy and totalling more than a billion people. The 30 NATO countries are all different, as are the 27 EU member states and others such as Aus, NZ, UK (NATO but not EU), Sweden (EU but not NATO) and many others.

[@naapsulusmurmurusmurmurus2392]

you are deluded dude

[@TheBandit7613]

Yes, western countries are very different. We are bound by a set of principals.

[@cbs2476]

Don't forget South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Singapore. They have Eastern culture with the western economy and politics and present a different type of Asia unlike China or North Korea.

[@generalk2494]

But ur presidents are the puppets of US so it doesn't matter u are independent or not

[@martinfox3478]

@@cbs2476 True, and Australia and New Zealand who also have provided support

[@bobouzala]

The Good The Bad and The Ugly…. My mind is blown! 🤯 Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦

[@user-yf1mw6qu3u]

Слава России 🇷🇺🇷🇺Z

[@demetr285]

@@user-yf1mw6qu3u rashists will lose, good always wins. Glory to Ukraine!

[@s1lence741]

@@user-yf1mw6qu3u Come to Bakhmut, homeland needs your protection 🧟

[@krigsljud]

@@user-yf1mw6qu3u how to say that you are zombie with a couple words:

[@user-hp1ko8zv9f]

@@krigsljud Z. O. V. Англичанка закрой свой рот !

[@zsydeepsky2]

As a Chinese I understand and appreciate the certain neutrallity opinions. Be self-dependent, that probably is the best common goal China and Ruassia could agree on and work together.

[@user-xm2uw8jm2h]

as a son of russia,you are very filial

[@zsydeepsky2]

@@user-xm2uw8jm2h if you can't read: "neutraility" and "self-dependent" means means no one is other's son. 这么喜欢认爹自己认去，别扯上我。

[@joshzhang7041]

​@@user-xm2uw8jm2h This reads as a very blatantly Google-translated Chinese remark.

[@strollingoutlands1041]

but they always prefer other brics members

[@michalgxxxxxxxi2036]

as a russian roots guy (and IT guy who worked with chineese and indian developers over 15 years) - i would say that we will never trust the people from india and china - the culture distance is to wide

[@stick550]

Какая умная девушка 1:04. Умеет говорить, знает историю, каждый довод аргументирует. Молодец

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

In geopolitics there is no friends. Only temporary acquaintances.

[@anthonyfeatherstone4710]

I see you everywhere

[@demetr285]

@@anthonyfeatherstone4710 gold commentator

[@user-yf1mw6qu3u]

@@anthonyfeatherstone4710 because he's just a turtle

[@tobiasbauer198]

Wrong. What's with Entente or NATO?

[@wilg9400]

That’s typical interest based international orders, values and principles are all ignored….

[@oblivionzzzmike]

1:04 she blathered a lot, yet managed to say nothing! That is some real talent right there

[@ymvtech]

She didn't even let the guy share his opinion. Obviously, she's the boyfriend. Poor guy. He needs rescuing lol

[@rumcajs009]

100%, she's one of those who thinks is smart but is stupid as f... 😂 I like the part with Moskvich car. That car comes 100% made in China and they just install the badge in russia 😂 And I love when soviets talk their anti-west cr@p wearing Marshall headphones 😂

[@robgeheim4842]

@@ymvtech Maybe he's the boss when the lights go out :)

[@marcusaurelius4941]

@@ymvtech i doubt he knows Russian

[@savysingh5134]

4:30 nikita what a smart and good man

[@Mikeatthenet]

Quick question to the makers of 1420. Do you know if the Astrolog referred to by the lady predicting everything will be prosperous 2032 was named ”Putin” 🧐? And thanks to ”1420” for great movies!😃

[@gregwilliams386]

They forgot the American Civil War. The Russian Pacific fleet wintered in San Francisco and the Russians provided the Union with updates on European artillery updates.

[@user-rd3pr7qz4k]

I really love this channel. Comments here are better than any humorous show. I love to read how "educated", "enlightened", "free" and "democratic" Anglo-Saxons pity us, the dense, unhappy Russians and want to re-educate us and teach us to read their "correct" history textbooks. You guys are so cool, it's so fun to read your snobbery and complete misunderstanding of my country. Keep going, don't stop😄

[@havapuppy]

Hey, if the shoe fits. It’s “your” countrymen sharing the words of your countrymen… and Russians like yourself sure like to complain about everyone else.

[@Rob-metoo527]

As an American we don't think of Russia at all we could care less...

[@rutgerb]

Do you have indoor plumbing?

[@imperium_vox]

Тем же самым занимаюсь , но половина из этих достопочтенных западных граждан в действительности уркаинские фейки:)

[@havapuppy]

@@Rob-metoo527 I personally find it insightful to learn how Russians think and why this war is continuing, due their distorted mindset.

[@riendebien2746]

Does that young girl ever come up for air ? Otherwise a very informative video as usual from 1420

[@Starstreak170]

Hard to breathe when her mouth is full of Chinese spring roll.

[@Stephen85]

She would drive me nuts

[@alexgun2855]

3:00 баба Яга. 😊

[@MaximovaTatiana]

Обнимаю первого челика!!!♥️♥️♥️

[@Lucia-sy7le]

Amazingly brilliant and insightful people.

[@SandyRegion]

I love these videos. Thank you.

[@sunset3052]

I love the last lady's comments, whether you like it or not. I think she speaks the truth.