Three Things I love About Russia | American Living In Russia

[@rusbeaver]

Thank you for your courage 🙂 Sometimes we can't appreciate enough what we have here in Russia. We need someone who can give us feedback and show us who we are and what we have

[@Wild-Siberia]

This is why I think I did this video. My sisters call today really hit me in my heart. I don't ever want this sort of stuff to reach me in the shores of Baikal. I would fight if I had to to not allow it.

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

​@@Wild-Siberiaбрат они не дойдут.В этом можешь быть спокойный. Мы российский народ недопустим.Да плюс у нас законы которые запрещают все это. 🤝❄️

[@bobibobi896]

In Europe, the Hungarian and Polish governments oppose transgender propaganda. Liberal politicians beat them, but they still stand against these Godless things.Hang in there in Russia. Never give up.

[@i8Hardcore]

All my life I thought that I live in a bad country, until I got carried away with videos about emigrants who returned to Russia and about foreigners living in Russia.

[@jirehla-ab1671]

​@@Wild-Siberiahow is your plan for dual citizenship?

[@sharaimakara9578]

Love how Russia is so patriotic and so traditional family values and religion

[@Wild-Siberia]

Yea that’s a good thing

[@2010hyundaielantra]

@@Wild-Siberia I actually find it disgusting, our sworn enemy upholding American vales better than we are. I hope the woke stuff dies down in America soon.

[@zetristan4525]

Not on the religion tho! Less that 10% are truly into Church. Even Patriarch Kirill is very corrupt and in bed with the government, since he was young, even in Soviet times. Don't be fooled by the facades in America or in Russia. Much of the appearances are heavily media-orchestrated, and ordinary people are mostly much milder.

[@SIM31r]

We also like to talk about the meaning of life, about religion, politics and space. Sometimes communication can take a long time))

[@zetristan4525]

@@SIM31r Dostoevskiy votes yes to you on that!🙏

[@SurvivalRussia]

Quite accurate description of our Russia. Best wishes to your sister.

[@Wild-Siberia]

This country is unreal blessed are the ones who are here. This land is a safe haven of normality and freedom. Ive never felt more free than when we were out in winter over there.

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

​@@Wild-SiberiaМатушка Россия принимает всех кто её оберегает, ценит,любит и уважает.Мои предки с Польши.Воевали против моей России.Она их пожалела, накормила и обогрела. И с тех пор сибирские поляки стоят вместе на защите её. Вместе с 190 народами. Это мой маленький рассказ как мы попали в Сибирь.

[@RahmantchikHatemov]

I love your videos, bro. I am Egyptian, and I have lived in Russia since 2011, and I totally agree with what you say.

[@Wild-Siberia]

wow what part of Russia are you in thanks for the support!

[@RahmantchikHatemov]

@WildSiberian I lived in many different cities in Russia before settling down in Kazan, Tatarstan, in 2019. You must visit it, it is a wonderful city! It's absolutely one of my favorite cities in Russia.

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

​@@RahmantchikHatemov😊🤝🇷🇺👍

[@westernwanderer8397]

Love that propaganda! We need some pro-Russian propaganda to balance all the anti-Russian propaganda we are bombarded with every day. That damn bear video cracks me up every time! Yes, brother, California has gone to shit. My last time through Frisco appalled me. Trash and homeless encampments everywhere. Living well in the US is becoming impossible. This is why I so badly want to walk in your shoes and move out of the US. Daniel, you are brave to bring this issue up, so many people are so easily offended. I agree with you 100%. This world is getting to be a very scary place.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I put that fan favorite bear video because it makes me laugh every damn time too 😂😂 I appreciate your words of support, I will not hold back and maybe make more videos like. this thanks!

[@evaskjerd]

Exactly😃🎯👏

[@АндрейМамчук]

Greetings from Russia! come to us - see, compare and draw your conclusions. Russia is a big country and there is a place for all sane people

[@Pol-999]

У каждой страны, как и у каждого человека есть своя Карма. И у сша она мягко говоря не очень хорошая. За то, что страна многие годы паразитировала на других странах и развязывала войны по всему миру, и называла это демократией. И сша убила миллионы людей по всему миру за все годы своего существования. Весь мир ненавидит сша. И когда сша рухнет, а это будет нескоро, но будет. Весь мир вздохнет с облегчением.

[@timjones1583]

​@@АндрейМамчукI've been to Russia 3 times Moscow and St. Petersburg. I love Russia. The people are very nice. I have Russian heritage. Let's all go to the Zen Cafe on Belaruskaya Pluchit for a nice coffee.

[@HK-nx3qv]

I just LOVE how you are using "we" referring to Russia and Russians. ❤

[@A-fo4sc]

Yeah, that's sweet 🤍

[@Wild-Siberia]

I live here, I am a part of the town I honor the place that feeds me. I am for now part of "we" thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@peterkephart7955]

What?! No bears on unicycles? Damn. One of the main reasons I've wanted to visit Russia is for the bears on unicycles. Bummer.

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

Медведи на мотоциклов 😂

[@Wild-Siberia]

😂🙏🏻 Good one

[@arseniy_viktorovich]

The shocking truth is that our furry bastards prefer two wheels. Gives them more control.

[@salami_god]

He has chosen wrong region to live for bears. There are wild tiger in his region, bears on unicylces are in the middle Russia and western Siberia, u must know it.

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

​@@Wild-Siberiaв вашем регионе тигры на велосипедах 😂

[@insidergg]

Господи, спасибо! Наконец-то ещё один нормальный мужик из штатов, удачи тебе Дэниэл и привет из Сибири!

[@Wild-Siberia]

My Siberian neighbor!

[@theeblindmice4826]

I have found russia is very warm and accepting. But one thing russians hate (as they should) is having foreign ideals imposed on them. Most are just happy to live and not be involved in others' lives.

[@A-fo4sc]

Yeah. I mean, I wouldn't say "hate” but we definitely don't tolerate this. We say, you don't bring your rule book to someone elses monastery. So if you are a guest somewhere, you either adapt to the way of hosts, or you come back to where you came from if you don't like it. And you don't impose your own ways on them in their own home

[@Wild-Siberia]

Yes this is normal

[@ABa-cr6zw]

The third reason you have is the best. Yes! Let’s see more videos about this! It’s not propaganda. It’s common sense and it’s good to see people still living for higher standards and “traditional” but really proper way of life and family living.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I will test the waters with this video and see if im not banned or flagged 😂🙏🏻

[@АлексейТальков-с7з]

Привет. Так держать. В России тоже могло бы быть как в США. У нас это всё начиналось в 90-е годы после распада СССР (бандиты, наркотики, либерализация всего). Это, якобы, называли свободой и демократией. При этом общая масса населения нищала, вымирала, кто мог уезжал за рубеж. Хватило 10 лет,чтобы понять, что это тупик для государства, что дружба с Западом ведет к деградации и вырождению. Спасибо нашей власти и нашему народу, что мы живём по человечески и имеем законы, запрещающие всё это либеральное мракобесие.

[@Wild-Siberia]

yes from what I understand life got better since 90s in america it the opposite

[@BGtravels]

В России живут образованные и социально устойчивые люди. Все прекрасно переносят. И ценности России, исторические-это взаимопомощь и отзывчивость-позволяют России переживать невзгоды.

[@VladMedvedev69]

Дэн сказал всё как есть. Парень сказал то, что действительно происходит в двух странах о которых он знает, где он жил и живёт. И это не пропаганда, а констатация фактов. Спасибо, Дэн, за злободневные темы, за познавательные выпуски о природе. 🤝

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks brother for the kind and real words 🤝🏻

[@billsmith7287]

То есть вы думаете, что во всех США есть бездомные и наркоманы? И что все люди за пределами России думают о России только негативно? Так что вы рады клише о США, например, мистеру Такосу, вы не очень умны.

[@MsSaintifik]

Thank you Dan! This is very worrying-all this crazy men in female spaces thing. And the fact that KZbin deletes channels or videos often of people who speak for women right to their own spaces or against transgend$sm as an ideology.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I hope my channel is not affected by this, but oh well I was just bothered by my sisters concerns.

[@Person_Living_Woman]

This is not propaganda, this is the usual truth. Thank you very much Dan for the truth and for your videos. Say hi to Xenia.

[@Wild-Siberia]

🙏🏻She says hello. Sadly I have to put it as propaganda... because in todays world it's what its considered.

[@Person_Living_Woman]

Thank you very much!🤗Yes, I understand you very well, but you and I know that no matter what you call it, the truth will always remain true. Let everyone be happy.🙏🏻

[@JayTulip]

Referring to someone by the wrong gender is a criminal offence in the UK. You are very lucky to be in Russia. It's going to be one of the few countries remaining as islands of sanity in this world.

[@yuliabalashova3866]

У нас приняли поправки в конмтитуцию, что семья -это союз мужчины и женшины. В этом году запретили полностью пропаганду лгбтизвращений. Приняли закон о запрете смены пола, в том числе в документах.

[@JayTulip]

@@yuliabalashova3866 yes, I know follow all the news from Russia and Belarus. You are very lucky to have good, strong leadership. Храни вас Господь 🌷

[@Wild-Siberia]

I feel lucky for sure

[@bobibobi896]

Welcome from Hungary.

[@user-tw4xs8hi2v]

Oh yes, very lucky to live in Russia. A place where poverty is prevalent, freedom of speech is heavily restricted, no basic human rights, schools in which children are force fed propaganda etc... And a country whose leader that started a war letting off missiles in all directions killing women and children and the mind-boggling propaganda on state TV. That is not the behaviour of a sane country. 😂

[@Victoriaghh]

Im canadian, and endured the insane transgender stuff in high-school. Its even in my workplace. Im a woman, but have to share bathrooms with men, and its uncomfortable.

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

😮😮😮Я даже не представляю это

[@Wild-Siberia]

So sorry to hear that!

[@bobibobi896]

Crazy

[@АндрейИванович-г4ы]

Господи Боже мой!

[@dazL73]

Это реально бред, я в шоке😮😮😮

[@yuryskrip5500]

I like your approach. Personal experience is the only way to really come to a certain opinion. I've lived in the US for 26 yeaes. Three years ago I decided to return to my home city in Russa rent the apartment and live there for a year - in the neighborhood where I grew up. And I couldn't help comparing it with Minneapolis where I heard shots fired in the street every night, where some guy was chased by the police and arrested right at the gate to our yard - with a lot of yelling, syrens and shouting, e.t.c. My home city is Krasnodar. It's smaller than the Twin Cities but still is has 1 million population and my district is in the very 'old center' of the city. I would get up at 4 AM and stroll the streets and the nearby park and never had to even think about safety issues. It comes to my mind that in the late 70s when I lived in Moscow I could walk at night for an hour and a half and it was very safe. It changed in the 90s but now it's even safer than in Soviet time - much safer. Thanks a lot, Dan. Right on!

[@Wild-Siberia]

🙏🏻thank you

[@yuliabalashova3866]

Русса-красивый доевний город❤

[@expatamerican3234]

Great video telling the truth

[@qualitymovers4573]

I sure enjoy your videos brother.

[@Wild-Siberia]

🫡

[@oldbagira2192]

You should pick up your sister from California while she's still little. Here she will go to preparatory courses, go to university, arrange her life.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I should have moved myself and my 3 Younger sisters here 10 years ago >_>

[@junerobertson4389]

I love Russia! I have been reading about it since I was a teenager and it is a fascinating history. We are 'up to here' with all the woke lunacy. I get tired of the anti-Russia propaganda which is so far from reality it is laughable. Los Angeles is now a city where people are allowed to rob stores and many are going out of business. I love the values of Russia and if I was a young mother, would feel safe raising them there. Thank you for the great videos.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Im going back in November and im going to do on the street lives... and possibly try and capture everything ive talked about.

[@starkscream]

​@@Wild-Siberiathat'd be awesome, mate

[@juliusangawa802]

​@@Wild-Siberiaplease don't push your luck just to prove something. Be considerate to your loved ones.

[@aizhongwen]

The international school in Indonesian capital city has now three toilets ladies, gents , neutral! A rich father was looking for an international school as he wanted a good education for his 11 year young son. After the multi gender case, he prefers our own national school, not expensive and realistic.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thats sad honestly...

[@SeaArticFox]

In many cafes in Moscow and regions we have neutral toilets, but they are for all people because they are cheaper than having 2 different

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

Absolutely haram. Its impossible in muslim russian regions.

[@A-fo4sc]

​@@SeaArticFoxhaving one toilet for men and women in a cafe is not the same as having 3 toilets for males, females and hermaphrodites in a school you know

[@i8Hardcore]

Are you talking about individual toilets or about toilet rooms with cubicles? I have never seen a common toilet hall either in Moscow or anywhere else.

[@qaqtooth3148]

After watching this video, I understood what you meant when you said that people choose the sidewalk as their home. I didn’t even know that it was such an acute problem there, they don’t show this in films. wish your sister good luck, I hope she will be fine

[@Wild-Siberia]

Im going back to my home in November I will show it in real time! You just wait ill be showing it soon enough.

[@A-fo4sc]

​@@Wild-Siberiastay safe 🤍 there are enough videos from bad streets there, maybe no need to make some more if it not so safe. If I understand right, some places there people don't even recommend come out of the car, that's true? Not the Californian Hollywood we imagine from movies 😑

[@juliusangawa802]

​@@Wild-Siberiajust don't go where they shoot people, keep safe.

[@jendrixfoodtrip]

My mother was working in New York last year , and she told me that waiting in the bus stop is very dangerous . Robbery is so rampant, now she transferred to San Jose california . She told me many things about the US and how it is decaying .

[@Wild-Siberia]

This is all a fact

[@zetristan4525]

@@Wild-Siberia Yes, it's true that the US is decaying. In America and in Russia, we need younger governments with more integrity and responsibility to the citizens they're supposed to represent. The oldies have mutual antagonism too deep in their blood, while younger people worldwide all want basically similar things. eg Young travelers see they can equally be friends with all nationalities

[@A-fo4sc]

​​@@zetristan4525That's not true. It's west that has ”antagonism”, both young and old. Russians never hated or demonized other nations. Not before, not now

[@proteous8100]

@@zetristan4525 Russia doesn't need government change unlike U.S.

[@zetristan4525]

@@proteous8100 You must be blind to all the parts you don't want to see... The mess they made with Prigozhin and Wagner and the prisoners he was allowed to recruit to go fight in Ukraine in the dirtiest ways (even executing some young kids) was a sick mistake that always-realistic Putin will himself admit. (Russia has a law against private military companies, and the "convenient corruption" of late almost came back to bite the whole country). In the Cold War, we were taught to see ourselves as the good guys and the other side as the bad guys. In truth, both governments are deeply rotten - even tho Putin and Obama can each be admired for being highly intelligent and talented. It is the citizens who are being robbed (often without even knowing it, because these security states have been manipulating and misappropriating funds for so long). The biggest success of the US and Russian governments is they provoke us to hate "the other side", because each person is taught "half the story". All while we normal Russians and Americans naturally want the best for each other and everyone🌍🌱

[@jendrixfoodtrip]

Me too , I am working here in Moscow in almost 9 yrs . I am not seeing any crime yet . But what I saw is people here are very helpful if you are lost , they approach you and help you .

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

По своей природе российский народ он всем помогает. Взять историю. У нас хорошо ценится дружба и семейные узы.

[@Wild-Siberia]

It's interesting right... crazy to say but I really have not seen 1 crime!

[@irinam.87]

@user-ct9sj3rh8p семейные узы есть и с родителями. А процент распадающихся браков вовсе не говорит о содомии. Стало меньше факторов, удерживающих брак. Легче прокормить ребенка одиночке (пособие от государства), меньше осуждение общества.

[@Andrey_Bodrey75]

The paradox in Russia is that if you ask an ordinary Russian "is it safe in Russia?", it will be difficult for him to answer this question. Do you know why? Because the security issue has not been relevant in Russia for a long time. No, we also have crimes, but the security helmet on the streets has not been relevant for a long time! My daughter is 19 years old, last weekend she and her friends hung out half the night with friends and came home at 4 am, while she was walking home across the city with a girlfriend and there was no problem at all, I was not worried at all. But the truth is yes, it wasn't always like that, 25 years ago it wasn't safe.

[@DmitriyNeizvestniy]

Believe me, Russia is safer..... if only because there are many times less scum of the earth.

[@Wild-Siberia]

If any Russian who thinks Russia is dangerous... goes to Skid Row at 8pm they wouldn't ever want to go back and know for sure Russia is safer HAHAHAH

[@Andrey_Bodrey75]

​@@Wild-SiberiaI've never been to Skid Row, Dan, but I lived in Russia in the 90s - and that time was very unsafe then. In any area, you could always get to the local guys who were always interested in "why did I go into someone else's area or have a smoke?" and this question meant only one thing - first they would check if I had something useful in my pockets, and then they would want to beat me.😀😀😀✌️

[@A-fo4sc]

​@@Andrey_Bodrey75да, по сравнению с девяностыми нам думается, что просто небо и земля, как всё поменялось, и это так. Но то, что там у них сейчас, у нас такой жести даже в девяностые не было. Когда в метро свалка, бомжей в палатках целые улицы прямо в центре, а пол сотни массовых расстрелов в ШКОЛАХ за ГОД - уже норма жизни, которая перестала кого-то шокировать и удивлять. Мы этой демократической свободы тогда хлебнули только чуть-чуть, и то на всю жизнь людям хватило

[@Andrey_Bodrey75]

@@A-fo4sc да, тут я с вами согласен, но все равно 90-е запомнились, а что касается там - ну, тут каждый заслуживает того, чего он заслуживает, у каждого своя дорога.

[@windfromthenorth7089]

Discussing these list of things is one of my most favorite genres! Looking forward to more😊

[@Wild-Siberia]

I will try and produce more things like this. It's just today my sisters call really had me worried she's 24 and grown up in the madness.

[@Ryan_Winter]

My hometown is Zurich, Switzerland and it is interesting to see how large the gulf is between how people from around the world perceive Zurich and what Zurich is actually like to live in. For instance, most people don't know that Zurich used to have the largest open drug scene in all of Europe. Heroin was big in Zurich back in the days when I was a child. I remember when I was in 1st grad our teacher pulled a used syringe out of a rubbish bin next to a youth center. Later when I was a teenager I once went to a boy scout meet up at the national museum, right across the street from the main station and a junky passed me by with a syringe in his hand. I suppose he just gave himself a heroin shot and was looking for a place to dispose of the syringe. Prestige means nothing, it's all perception and has nothing to do with reality. I know this is an unpopular opinion to voice, but the reason why kids are being brainwashing and made to think that they belong to the other gender, and why a lot of energy is spent to blur the line between the genders in general, is because the "patriarchy needs to be destroyed". All of this is done in the pursuit to vilify/demonize, undermine and dismantle masculinity. These are the spirits feminism has called upon and now women get a share of the misery.

[@_Thunderball_]

If you look at who is doing all of this it's men. Biological men who werent willing to go the defined gender route. I'm not going to blame them, being a traditional man is not easy: you start off with nothing, you have to work for everything: money, woman's attention, family, looks even to some extent (you're not born with a six-pack). Extensive emotional response, being weak, whiny, undisciplined or intolerant to harsh conditions is also frowned upon not for some artbitrary reasons but because those attributes are problematic in the military, which is a priority number one for any country. It's completely reasonable that due to those factors a lot of men end up in lucrative and leadership positions, because they're forced to compete. Destruction of the patriarchy doesnt benefit women, it only benefits weak men who are not good enough or too lazy to be traditional men and want the bar to be lower. Mostly to get laid easier.

[@Ryan_Winter]

@@_Thunderball_ No, just no.

[@СветланаКовальская-и5б]

I think that the reason is that the globalists are trying in every way to reduce the population on the planet. And for this, in 2020, they came up with a disease that cannot be named))) And they also impose a sex change on everyone so that people stop multiplying. The next step will be the Metaverse, they will try to place all children in virtual reality so that they do not leave the house, do not eat, do not have sex and do not multiply. The destruction of religions is also for the same reason.

[@Ryan_Winter]

Whoevery wrote another reply, I wanted to let you know that I can't see what you wrote.

[@zetristan4525]

@@СветланаКовальская-и5б Okay, your opinion is too extreme... I was not vaccinated, but sadly, I do know people who died from covid here in South Africa. Yes, globalists are manipulative, but don't let your mind go so far to unjustifiable conclusions even if it makes for a "clear answer".

[@yuliabalashova3866]

Добавлю, что я уроженка России и всю жизнь живу в своей стране. Я не видела ни одного преступления, даже мелкого, даже в 90е, когда с безопасностью было намного хуже, чем сейчас. И на дискотеки с подругами ночью ходили, и ночью пешком возвращались по неосвещенным улицам. И одни ездили автостопом до моря. Разное было. А было нам в 98м по 16 лет.

[@monaliza8419]

Вам очень повезло, серьезно

[@superpumpkin1065]

As someone whose from Nevada, I totally agree with you. We have sooooo many Californians tring to move here to excape the chaos in LA and San Francisco. I hope Nevada doesn't meet the same fate.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Good luck!

[@SH-tk2oc]

Hola Siberian Hermano! We know Russia and Siberia are better than most Western countries because we live here! We live it here! And yes for ladies and girls in particular just walking down the street - they have NO worries - they are safe! And I have lived in pretty much every western country

[@Wild-Siberia]

Hermano! Its getting crazy the fact that such topics are normalized in California and other states in the "leading nation of the world"

[@Z-V-Odessa]

another great video…keep’em coming champ

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks, will do! Thanks really for the support!

[@SAMOS-ts5vy]

Happy to see your channel growing!

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thank you! I am working hard but the support has lifted the channel!

[@СергейКорнилов-э4м]

Мудрые слова БРАТ!Удачи Вам на пути!

[@Wild-Siberia]

Спасибо друг

[@gr3y_eminence]

It's been pretty insane, I mean being asked "my pronouns" probably because of the color behind my picture. When I chose it I was not thinking it was a political statement or something. It's just the lighting in my music studio where I record myself and friends; I've always had some colored light bulbs for atmosphere. Due to the recent level of insanity I changed it to something else and then felt like, "why should I have to change?" For the record I'm a dude, it's not terribly complex, I have a Y chromosome and cannot give birth. I feel like there is an encouragement to conflate biology with social identity. Until recently freedom of expression was considered paramount, now corporate censorship is okay again - it reminds of the 1990's US right wanting to take certain albums off the shelf or even further back burning books and records. Today it is people that call themselves left, but it is high status wealthy people living in a bubble like where I was living until 2020 (nyc), the only working people they know deliver them food or work the door, they have to pretend to like this billionaire class and their friends. So It's really high status wealthy people versus everyone else, our own American oligarchs. There is no more place for artists and thinkers who will engage in open debate and are valued by society appropriately. The pretense that we have open forums "here" but "over there" is different is pretty much gone and in my view it is causing confusion, breaking down what remains of old social structures but not offering new meaningful and compelling alternatives; nor a means of survival economically. It's a mess so we argue about gender as the ship is sinking.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Yea Its in the end what bothers me that we came down this crazy long road and were talking about these things. They shouldn't even be a thing. Live and let live. One side is not doing this.

[@evaskjerd]

Hehehe.....I love Russia as well❤️ In the west if you feel like a cat and think you are one it's ok, everyone needs to see you as a cat... 🙈🫣I saw something like that in UK weeks ago....at school😬

[@Wild-Siberia]

Insanity

[@FreelanceDev4life]

Thanks for posting. I love these sorts of comparisons and wish more people understood and knew this these. However, KZbin will not be paying you and you may stop sharing your video (just like Sam's Russian Adventures, Eli From Russia, etc.) The question I have is "Has the slide of the ruble (the ruble to USD conversation rate) affected the price of goods like gas and food? Maybe homes?

[@Wild-Siberia]

I recently made videos on such a topic ;D sorry to say go watch them but I think it would be fun I went into stores showing prices and also showed house prices. But to summarize no the ruble to dollar conversion has not affected prices at leas not yet :D

[@ArthurBolbos]

No human should be hated as we speak, but to ban them from public places YES, all the way! They can do their thing in their house how much they want, but don't get it on the streets! And not to the children! If it does happen, then jail should be for them! God did create just man and woman, nothing else!

[@ZeroSen07]

Согласен 100%

[@tony_winner]

God doesn't exist

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

Полностью согласен

[@Kolian]

в South Park была серия как накачанный бородатый мужик назывался женщиной и выигрывал в женских спортивных соревнованиях

[@Wild-Siberia]

😂😂😂😂 The sad thing is thats how it works..

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

😂😂😂

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

чел это уже пару лет как стало реальностью

[@maximgorelik6674]

Good discussion items, apreceate that! You weren't in RU in the 90's. There are two different countries as far as crime, especially organized mafia type of crime. Another thing that I have experienced in the US, it becomes hard to express one's vision. Say something like: I prefer traditional values and there is a chance that you can get accused of not being tolerant to some others, which is absurd.

[@retroas2683]

I wouldn't say that Russia of the 90th and Russia of current were two different countries (like I wouldn't call last year's of USSR a different country from Russia). Those people are the same, the thing is Russia in 90th was experiencing a major crisis due to the fact that USSR was not designed to fall apart, which caused tons of issues for newly formed countries. USSR by that time was already in crisis and by falling apart Russia was even in more horrible situation - it had debt of entire USSR but also lost tons of industries it built in ex-republics. In 90th times were desperate and out of desperation they resorted to crime. It was not considered cool, but a way to survive. There are people who were bandits in the 90th who turned over a new leaf since Putin take power and work actively for the betterment of the country. Imagine a person getting something dangerous injected into their body, like a poison. If it's was a small dosage, the body could adapt to it. We got the full dosage, and our country in the 90th acted akin to a person writhing in pain and agony, casing pain by scratching itself and the poison causing damage to organs. That's depiction of Russia of the 90th. Russia wanted from the start to build itself to be like Sweden, but we were forced into capitalist system by USA in the most brutal fashion. But the thing is, we didn't go the standard capitalist route, we started looking outside the box.

[@maximgorelik6674]

@@retroas2683 I meant crimewise

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

​@@maximgorelik6674у нас нет понятие толерантности. В России за не толерантность руку пожмут и скажут молодец. Так держать. Вот и в чем разница.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Look I know Russia was worse.. in the 90s but so was america.. Russia has become better USA got worse.

[@maximgorelik6674]

@@StanisławKarbowski13 Я имею ввиду не только толерантность. Это может быть любая тема. Я прожил пол жизни в России и в США и вижу свои плюсы и минусы. Но важен тренд.

[@natalieastafeva4885]

Ситуация с безопасностью была хуже всего в 90ые годы, советское время было в среднем по палате очень мирным и спокойным, если говорить про послевоенные годы, многие люди жили с ощущением, если уж войну пережили, то ничего не страшно. Мой папа работал в милиции в 80-ые, если вдруг в области появился маньяк, то всё бросались на его поимку, настолько это было ЧП (чрезвычайное происшествие). В 90-ые, когда многие потеряли ориентиры, работу, появилось множество бандитов в каждом городе (смотрите Жмурки, Бандитский Петербург, Брат, Ты у меня одна, и т. Д.). С приходом 2000 годов ситуация стала улучшаться, и сейчас она такая, какой вы её описали)

[@sergey3533]

Если не считать среднеазиатских мигрантов, то в России все безопасно.

[@A-fo4sc]

​@@sergey3533не валите только нелегальных маргинальных гастарбайтеров в одну кучу со всеми, такие кадры из любой нации, так сказать, представительностью не отличаются. Тут скорей вина недобросовестных работодателей первым делом, кто таких набирал

[@Wild-Siberia]

yes this is what I keep reading from the Russian viewers that 90s harder that’s good in the past

[@A-fo4sc]

@@Wild-Siberia yeah, it the 90s it was said that freedom and democracy came to us in Russia, so now when Americans brag about their "freedom and democracy" living in hyperbolized version of our 90s, we laugh all the way

[@igorkryukov8939]

Да, кино Брат воспринимается, как документалка по святым 90ым. Мне 42 если что.

[@joebol2036]

I've watched this marine's all videos and they are all to the point. Hoping to move to Russia from Canada soon. Actively learning russian now.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Im proud of you! I wish you the best on the journey and you already know you have a friend here!

[@sergeyshaolin-g9792]

Привет из России! Я надеюсь, что ваши планы осуществятся! Мы приветствуем хороших людей, которые разделяют здоровые ценности! Greetings from Russia! I hope your plans will come true! We welcome good people who share healthy values!

[@VarvarKa31]

Удачи вам) верю в то что вы справитесь!

[@bennails3447]

I'm glad to see the channel growing. Keep going brother Dan❤🇷🇺

[@Wild-Siberia]

Im working hard on it thank you!

[@АлексейК-я2с]

Хотелось бы увидить в ближайшем будущем твои ролики, где ты говоришь по-русски, сразу бы ощутил тебя на другом уровне, более русским 😊 на английском тоже интересно смотреть)

[@Wild-Siberia]

I Can try in the future. I’ve tried in the past it was not so well received 😅

[@aojschatchuewtchuew2563]

Дэниел, вопрос поднятый про ЛГБТ,- это сумасшествие навязывания всего этого всём, это напоминает театр обсурда, общий психоз.... Жаль что Вы не можете сестру вырвать в Россию показать всё это ей что видите сами своими глазами..... Такое же творится в Германии в крупных городах, умирание Западного мира и всё что с этим связанно..... Очень много иностранцев хотят переехать в Россию, не веря в пропаганду Запада люди переезжают к нам в варварскую страну, мой Вам совет пригласили родных в Россию и пусть сами посмотрят что это и как..... Ждём новых видео о ваших приключений

[@Nosferatu2331]

Судя по всему, библейские пророчества о приходе Антихриста начинают сбываться.

[@SIM31r]

@@Nosferatu2331 Думаю что проще. Людей много, на планете перенаселение. Пик добычи нефти на душу был в 1970 году, потом началось сокращение. Китай смог нормально ограничить рождаемость. Для запада так нельзя, поэтому придумали разврат весь этот, чтобы разрушить семьи.

[@Wild-Siberia]

🫡

[@graytimmons1416]

I can so relate to this. I’m from Louisiana, lived in Baton Rouge and New Orleans. 2 of the murder capitols in the U.S. Drugs, crime, murder, trash and homeless everywhere. I have a very liberal family and a niece whose pronouns are “they & them” Russia sounds like it still has common sense.

[@allenhill1223]

Totally agree. Crazy. Crazy. Yes very strange in deed. Hope she'll get out of California.

[@zetristan4525]

So much of California is still wonderful. It's just some significant parts decaying due to Wokeism. They forgot that life is not about "appearing virtuous": it's about helping people to achieve purposeful living, themselves, that brings them satisfaction and genuine joy to their family/community.

[@Wild-Siberia]

SHE WANTS TO

[@allenhill1223]

I wish her well. Maybe she should look into Midwest colleges. I know Kansas university has alot of Los Angeles kids going to school. My niece married a young man from e englewood ca. They graduated together from KU. Now they are raising a family here.

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

​@@Wild-Siberiaпривозите её в Россию. Со временем мы найдём ей русского мужа. 😁

[@nvonliph]

As an SF native, who now lives in exile from the city, what you say is all too true. I can't safely park my car in SF anymore, much less drive through it without hitting a pot hole the size of the grand canyon. Add on top of that the 'moral high horse' attitude, and I'm happy I'm not there even though that's where my roots are.

[@Wild-Siberia]

your insight from inside California is greatly appreciated!

[@salami_god]

btw, may i ask u to make a video about russian food which u, american with, i assume, latino roots, shocked u? Like "kholodets" or okroshka etc. Especially, after living here for more than 1 year, it would be interesting to know which food was weird for u in the beginning but now it turns out u like it.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I haven't ate enough typical Russian Food Ill have to see what Ksenia can make :D

[@salami_god]

@@Wild-Siberia ask her for kholodets, okroshka, selyodka pod shuboi and kisel' ) like kholodets, foreigners usually can't accept the thought of something looks jelly, but consist of meat, not sweet) ah yes, also "pechen' po-stroganovsky". thats my personal top to feed my foreign friends)

[@A-fo4sc]

​@@salami_godХаха, жестко вы их, хоть блинами с пирожками там разбавляйте ;))

[@leonardojc1999]

Totally agree with everything you’ve said Dan. Great video, amazing reasoning and looking forward to your next video. How would you say life compares in Russia vs US in relation to health insurance, doctors, dentists, what are the costs roughly in contrast and also food wise? Looking forward to hearing what you have to say, having lived in both the US and Russia. Also, what are the societal differences and norms between the two nations, aside from the LGBTQ issues?

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

Oh, that would take a while to explain. It might be easier to watch the videos of an EXPAT American titled "RUSSIAN Medical Care is WHAT?!" and "Are RUSSIAN Hospitals SCARY?!". In these videos, he shares his own experience with healthcare in Russia.

[@Wild-Siberia]

OH HEALTH INSURANCE IS A GOOD TOPIC! Ill make more

[@DmitriyNeizvestniy]

There are two types of clinics: municipal and private. Private service is better. Municipal service is free and not the best, but it will do. For example, insulin is given to diabetics for free, you do not need to constantly pay for it .... You can also treat your teeth in the hospital for free ... Dentures are usually put in paid dental clinics. But even in private dental clinics, prices are quite affordable for ordinary people, these are not unbearable amounts. This week I'm going to remove the cyst for free in the hospital))))

[@A-fo4sc]

​@@DmitriyNeizvestniyПро то, что частные лучше качеством, мягко говоря, не факт. Во-первых, там те же самые врачи, как правило, работают. И серьезные какие-то операции как правило лучше в какой-то хорошей государственной больнице делать. В частных просто с вами будут гораздо более обходительны, всё будет в ускоренном темпе и скорее всего попытаются втюхать много всего ненужного за дополнительную оплату. Это всё бывает очень удобно на этапе обследования, например.

[@DmitriyNeizvestniy]

@@A-fo4sc я про сервис говорил..

[@JayTulip]

Molodets, Dan! Great video!

[@Wild-Siberia]

❤️🙏🏻 Thanks for the support Jay

[@holandaque]

Great Video, Thanks!!!!!!

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks for watching

[@culturallydifferent]

Thank you for sharing this opinion! It is hard to do it in this platform these days. We are a Russian and American hoping to move our family to Siberia (where I'm from) next year.

[@Wild-Siberia]

What part are you from!?

[@dead_mazay_ru]

1. In the 90s, I grew up in a neighborhood where it was unsafe to walk without pepper spray, a traumatic gun, etc. Now this is a safe neighborhood. 2. When I was at school in the 90s, we had a big problem with drugs. It was okay to find used needles around. 3. For your attitude towards men and women, the US authorities will deprive you of American citizenship)

[@sergey3533]

Когда я учился(до 2010), у нас в школе на общак на зону собирали. Были популярны понятия, понюхать клей и пр. Сейчас такого нет. У меня брат на 7 лет младше. Мы росли в совершенно разных реальностях.

[@Wild-Siberia]

we will see 😂

[@yolkap6085]

Thank you for this video! I hope your sister would move to Russia some day.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Or our of California

[@yolkap6085]

@@Wild-Siberia not sure what you meant 🤔

[@proteous8100]

@@yolkap6085 He probably meant 'Out of california' 'Из калифорнии' since it's pretty much an unbearable shithole at this point

[@dr.naomigabrielaschwartz9624]

Keep on expressing your opinions ...they are to be honored and respected!

[@Wild-Siberia]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@alena5571]

Thank you 🙏

[@tomasvylicil1055]

you're good man, Dan. Thank you. Enjoy your next rybalka :-)

[@Wild-Siberia]

HAHAH I can't wait to go fishing on Sunday! Thanks for watching!

[@MityaGaidash]

Don't stop. Good job!

[@Wild-Siberia]

🙏🏻Thanks for the positive review!

[@ananke2104]

Very good topic Daniel ! Thank you for the video . I would like to meet and talk to people who gave 12 dislikes for this video .

[@Wild-Siberia]

They are probably haters I have a lot😅

[@АлисаМак-ж8д]

This is 12 Ukrainians 😆

[@Beloff777]

Nice video! Pease make more mini-podcasts like this one

[@Wild-Siberia]

If theres enough positive reviews I can totally make such things thanks for the positive review!

[@Beloff777]

@@Wild-Siberia Alright! Thanks for replying man :)

[@Wild-Siberia]

@@Beloff777 always you know this as long as the channel is small enough to manage and interact I will 🙏🏻

[@MichaelR58]

Daniel it's a beautiful country, thanks for sharing, God bless brother !

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks for watching as always! 6 months supporting thank you!

[@MichaelR58]

@@Wild-Siberia my pleasure Daniel

[@dr.naomigabrielaschwartz9624]

I cannot wait to be there Daniel!

[@Wild-Siberia]

🙏🏻 I’m in California in November I can’t wait to come back already 🤣

[@dr.naomigabrielaschwartz9624]

@@Wild-Siberia i hear you brother...I count the minutes until I am there!

[@locker1325]

Speaking the truth about America. We are under a great curse here in rhe US. Im glad you're doing great.

[@luzlyling5067]

Thanks for the video brother ❤ I love you forever

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks Luz I love you a lot of comments out here wishing you the best

[@ChantelleBotel]

Daniel, I want to thank you as we prepare to make the move. The more we can be prepared and know what to expect the better we will be informed of our next steps. God Bless you!

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks for watching the channel and thanks for considering it as a base of information I appreciate it!

[@ChantelleBotel]

We appreciate you as well. Keep doing what your doing to inform others what to expect, good and bad. The more we know the better we can be prepared. @@Wild-Siberia

[@Wild-Siberia]

@@ChantelleBotel 🫡🙏🏻

[@РОСПОТРЕБЭКСТРЕМИСТ]

Dan, hi Brother! Thank you for trying to convey the truth to your viewers. Thank you for your voice in the ocean of lies and the sea of ​​stereotypes! About the second point - security in Russia. In fact, Russia until very recently (from the beginning of 1990 to the end of 2010) was not safe. I grew up in Kazan, this is a fairly large city with 1.3 million inhabitants. After the collapse of the USSR in Russia rampant banditry began, my city was one of the criminal capitals of the country. Almost all young boys were in gangs, because it was difficult for a friend to survive. Due to total poverty, at that time there was a huge number of homeless people, drug addicts, children left without parents or abandoned by them (homeless children). Now my city, like many cities in Russia, has undergone tremendous changes, it has become one of the safest cities in my country. Gangs ceased to exist due to a significant increase in the quality of life of Russian citizens. Over the past 10 years, I have never seen a single homeless person in my city. The low number of homeless people in Russia is connected with the social protection of vulnerable segments of the population in our country. Under Russian law, regardless of the size of the debts, the court has no right to deprive a citizen and his family of the only housing suitable for living. Now, according to official statistics, a little more than 11 thousand homeless people live in all of Russia. On the third point - I shake your hand Brother! I hope that the moment will come when common sense will prevail in Europe and the USA.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Yes Im aware of Russia after the fall of Soviet Union and how hard things were. The interesting thing is Russia became better... America was just as bad as you think Russia was during this time gangs and drugs were crazy in early 90s... but guess what nothing changed now Russia got better not America

[@РОСПОТРЕБЭКСТРЕМИСТ]

@@Wild-Siberia This fact really surprised me at the time. Because in our Russian understanding, dictated by cinema and PR, the USA has been and remains a country of opportunities, with the highest level and quality of life for ordinary citizens, where residents have thousands of opportunities to realize themselves. Only with the advent of social networks and KZbin, reality began to break through. It's really sad

[@petera1860]

Keep telling the truth

[@Wild-Siberia]

🫡 i will

[@dazL73]

Его за правду забанят((( как было с другими.

[@MrStrelant]

thanks for your sharing! can you consider few of the theme for future video: best dishes of Baikal region or your favorit dishes in Russia or both? 🙂

[@Wild-Siberia]

yea it’s been requested I should do this before I leave Russia in November

[@MrStrelant]

@@Wild-Siberia thanks for the respons! we're wating for the video about this! 👍

[@fatcat1825]

Hey, Dan. Hoping you're doing good. That's a pretty nice video. And as someone who has older and younger sisters, I can only agree with you when it comes to trans people taking up space and possibly threatening my close ones. As for my children, I wouldn't beat around the bush if we had that liberal propaganda in our schools. But you have the guts to express your opinion on the biased platform that discriminates people for their views. Since you mentioned your relative, I'd suggest you take them to Russia to make them see how really Russia is doing these days. I have family in Florida and every time we speak on the phone, they straight up blurt out all the western media trash like we're barbarians, lol. That's funny and does no good in terms of healthy relationship. Anyway, thanks for the video, hermano. And take care!👍

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks for the input thanks for the kindness and for taking the time to express yourself in a respectful manner. 🙏🏻

[@MityaGaidash]

In Russia we have a joke. When man haven't internet, only his family has known that he is dumb, but when internet is appear all the world know that he is a dumb. It is a comment for lgbt news. Nobody won't to know what are you doing in your bedroom. I think people in America too much think about sex and so on, but sex is a little part of life. Health, humidity, interesting job, safety, proud for your business and more things is do our life colorful. Hi from Ural.

[@zetristan4525]

I like that joke there... We are in a time where people love to overreact. I'm sorry that they allowed you to have internet - but you seem wise and balanced, so of course I'm joking: I hope the internet helps to defeat censorship. I would love to visit Yekaterinburg and Urals... probably ever since I saw Dr Zhivago film as a child.

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

Humanity. I doubt that everyone in Russia cares so much about humidity. 😆

[@MityaGaidash]

Lol. 😂😂😂😂 Of course humanity not humidity. But in autumn in Russia very humidity

[@MityaGaidash]

Ekaterinburg is near me, but I am from Perm on Kama river.

[@zetristan4525]

@@MityaGaidash Okay, I though you wisely meant 'humility'. Humidity can be quite bad for your perm💇‍♂😉

[@Loveandcringe]

It’s kinda true about safety, I feel much safe in Russia than for example I felt while living in Germany, Berlin. But just to give a wider perspective- in the 90th it was much more wilder here in Russia, really lots of gopnicks and gangsters. Thanks for your videos! Really cool

[@Wild-Siberia]

the 90s were hard for everyone.... Id say 90s Russia is nothing compared to violence of 90s America Our gang violence is beyond anything produced anywhere else.

[@totonk793]

In fact people husteling around local stores with intentions to rob some people was a kind of a thing in 90's but thank God it went off.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Yes I am told 90s Russia was very similar to how its been in america for almost 100 years

[@totonk793]

@@Wild-Siberia well we call it a time of "wild capitalism" whatever we mean by it. But by my personal feel it pretty nails the feel of the time

[@YamatoPower9000]

As Russian I'm glad and jealous that you found peace and comfort in this country.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Come visit 😂

[@YamatoPower9000]

@@Wild-Siberia Dude... I'm here... Always been. I grew up looking at ugly Soviet era building which are soul crushing. Then I see places like LA and wtf... It's a paradise. People went crazy there just cause keep searching for something to fill the void inside.

[@Wild-Siberia]

@@YamatoPower9000 I’m at baikal now eating shashlik

[@shumi777lier7]

Hi. For future videos. It will be very interesting if you compare Russia and the USA whenever possible, i.e. how something works in Russia and how it was in the USA in all respects.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I think I will make more of that for sure!

[@barukkazhad8998]

Thanks for the information

[@Wild-Siberia]

My pleasure

[@graceaya454]

Nice of you sharing boldly with what you see and sense in the Russian community. God bless your sister and you!

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thank you for your kindness

[@mariaso1792]

Очень интересно было послушать:) спасибо, снимайте ещё!

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks you my friend ☺️🙏🏻

[@franklindrebin00]

You are right about what you said. Greetings from mad Germany. Druschba ✊

[@Wild-Siberia]

I lived and left Germany because of some crazy stuff that happened with people trying to share wife’s 🤣

[@95valero]

Dan, on 0:22 - I understood that Ksenia keeps camera; and you did exercise with your friend and your pet 😆

[@StanisławKarbowski13]

😂😂😂

[@Wild-Siberia]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I love that video it's the funniest how people think we live in Russia.

[@BendtSten]

Thank you Daniel 🙏 I believe that you're very brave to take on this topic. But, I do agree with you Daniel👍🤠🙏🇩🇰 Greetings to you and yours🙏

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks brother greetings to you in 🇩🇰

[@МихаилДавыдов-ь1н]

Hello Dan! It was very interesting to see your perspective about security. Back in 1990-2000 crime activity was high, but it's gone now, thank God. In my opinion first reason is stable economy, second is work of police, and third is hard prisons - no one want to end up there. Also after this time people just want to live a good peaceful life, so it didn't create some kind of gangster culture, like in USA. It create gopniks culture, but they became a joke with time. Question for your video (sorry if people already asked you): From Russia I see many people in USA speak what their 2-party system is corrupt and controlled by forces who don't represent majority (Andrew Tate, Joe Rogan, etc), some of them blame capitalism, some blame bad people in system. What is your opinion, can elections save USA what we all love?

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

4 - cams cams everythere

[@Wild-Siberia]

Back in 1990-2000 crime was high in america... it got worse thats the point. I can assure you crime is lower now than when it was 1990 Russia.

[@cristinaraduly2081]

God bless and protect Russia❤❤❤

[@mariuszm3507]

You're right, sorry for missing the most important thing. Freedom. There are 30 indigenous peoples in Russia, they live and dress as they please. e.g. you have eskimos, chukhchi etc, they live in igloo, in tents, they hunt, fish, sell, so they live as they want, no one forces them to civilization, and yet they pay taxes on the sale of products and the purchase of other products and for me Russia is the example of free normal people, not telling bans, orders as you mentioned and only advertise themselves as a free country, e.g. USA.

[@Wild-Siberia]

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[@kaymynkaliel4141]

Thank you for your honesty. Yes, I am a Marine Corps Vet, I plan on retiring in Russia, I have a steady income and plan on starting a business in Chit Siberia, my dear friend and I plan on getting married. The thing we are having trouble with is how to get to Russia. We have spoken on the type of business that would allow us to flourish and grow. My main objective is to create jobs with a future because my friend says that Russia has no future. I want to bring American concepts to the country though not boast that America is great, no, that's what I don't want to do at all. I want to be able to provide stability in finances, the business I am starting in America will be able to employ many people though I am a firm believer in giving back to the people. I am Apache Indian and was born in 69, the way I was raised and the beliefs of equality and respecting others and upholding traditional family values is paramount. Yes I do speak Russian though being an inventor the federal government in America has denied my 3 previous inventions with strict penalties if I continue doing things. I am a humble man, very personal though my friend Русалина О. Б. Tells me that I am a good man with a heart that wants to save the world and I make her laugh. Point is that I do want to relocate to Russia and file for citizenship, I believe that I can do a lot of good for many people and also do things that I can't do in America. I'm a very humble man, yes I have struggled and I have unique qualities that are non-existent in America today. In your opinion based upon what I have shared with you, will I do well.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks for watching if you have any direct questions im always reachable on telegram

[@kaymynkaliel4141]

@@Wild-Siberia I am looking to move to Russia, Чит Сибир. I am Apache Indian and I have a few inventions I have created but got a gag and suppression order against me in 3 different inventions, so I'll just give them to Russia. I am hoping around September I can leave and file for citizenship. But my main obstacle is trying to get a Visa for Turkey and Russia, how do I do that?

[@seydoukone5971]

Hi Dan, I am an African. When I was in high school in Mali, my family hosted a Peace Corps volunteer. He literally became part of my family until the end of his service. He received the visit of female Peace Corps volunteers. When I came to the USA, I met him in New York. To my biggest regret, he was with another man he called his partner. For some reasons, that partner got a stroke a year or so later. His life is now something I absolutely can not understand... As an African, the concept of family cannot be anything beyond the traditional one: Man&Woman. That is why your third reason of why you love Russia is so dear to me!!! I pray Allah, that he gives me the opportunity to visit Russia one day. God bless you & your wife (I guess)!!! Keep up the good work of educating the world about Russia. Also, do Russian women smoke as I see here in the US? Good bless:-))

[@Wild-Siberia]

Russians unfortunately smoke more than Americans

[@naas699]

was in Russia in 2002, love how if (when) you get hammered drunk with a Russian, you are now lifelong friends)) (and the food - fantastic)

[@Wild-Siberia]

Yea good times 😂🙏🏻

[@nicheplusarchitecture8632]

greatly appreciated uploads bro.

[@Wild-Siberia]

My pleasure thanks for the support

[@TAR082]

I like this video and very appreciate your opinion! Make new videos like this

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks, will do! I appreciate the feedback!

[@MrKvp1]

Wait a minute! There are gopniks in front of stores, and heaven forbid that you cross the Babushka Mafia that are sitting on a bench in front of the podezd! :) :) :) I agree on the bears. :)

[@Wild-Siberia]

The only one I was probably wrong about is the babushkas on the streets hahah I did this in one take and I realized in my small town there is a Babushka Mafia Market every day in center of town. I laughed a lot on this comment.

[@MrKvp1]

@@Wild-Siberia Don't piss off the Babushki! :). What's your email? Def want to hook up when you're in San Fran. If I'm not working on my oil rig in New Mexico.

[@chech53]

Share the Truth my friend...some things do not change. We have 3 boys and they are 100% male...never any question about it. I live in America and I'm seeing things that make me so sad, for some reason they are tearing down our foundations, but those in charge do not see eye to eye with the majority of people here. We pray for change...back to God, to the principles America was founded on.

[@Wild-Siberia]

🙏🏻Thanks for the support wishing you and your family the best!

[@ChrisWilliam08]

Tread careful brother. You speak the truth and people will come after you. I support you, your views and your channel. Been here since day 1.

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thanks a lot my friend I appreciate this!

[@culturefan6363]

I want to say 2 things: -First , all the people who spent time in Russia say it's SAFE and CLEAN . I swear, ALL the people say these 2 things. -Second, your opinion is quite reasonable and shared commonly. There's more and more europeans and americans who emigrate to Russia just because of the traditional values, values we have 30 years ago in western countries. The west is going thrue a moral crisis, almost a metaphysical one. Of course, things will be back to a more normal situation one day, but it will never be axactly the same situation than before. Never. And a lot of people influenced by social pressure are suffering an regret their choice. Don't worry , your arguments are reasonable.

[@Wild-Siberia]

lucky for me I stumbled upon this place thanks for watching

[@jessflo7584]

Actually skid row is a lot worse now! If I could live in any Slavic country, I would fly right over! Plus I really like traditional festivals they have there.

[@АндрейИванович-г4ы]

Первыми людьми были Адам и Ева. Мужчина и женщина. Никто не в праве менять природу людей.

[@dipadittyabag412]

Keep it up great Work 👍...Onii Chan ❤

[@Wild-Siberia]

🙏🏻thanks for the support t

[@aqlexx]

Bro don't be nervous about "someone who became angry" as you said, it's their problem, not yours. You shared your opinions and your observations based on your own experience, this is important. Being Russian and being a gay I definitely can't agree with any sport related rules which leads to any competitions between biological woman and woman who was a man before. It's obviously can't be fair just from human physiology point of view. Also locker rooms and bathrooms definitely can be a very disturbing or stressful or even traumatizing experience for someone. You absolutely right pointed it out.

[@samorayee420]

I didn't know the reality about Russia until 2021 until I saw a video president Putin said the best country in the world is Russian. I was laughed a lot of . Time is passed I saw a guy his name is Alex he is free journalist and politics analysis. He was in Russia walking underground Moscow train. It was mind blowing how clean Russian is this . Said he never seen such homeless drugs or alcohol addiction on the street . My mind completely changed . What I know in 2 years about Russia it's changed my life for good from politics war economic. In this war Russia involved by western countries and right now they don't know how to get out of Ukraine

[@Wild-Siberia]

oh it’s very very clean and peaceful, it’s a nice country seriously a contender for one of the best to live right now

[@kathylong8345]

America could learn ALOT things from Russia absolutely 🙏 God Bless You 🙏 Stay Safe and Prayer's for your sister, I am in the U.S. & it is gotten very bad & worse every day 🙏 Thank You 🙏 Please continue to do more videos with the Difference especially 🙏❣️

[@seqoia8086]

Спасибо! Вы правы!❤

[@Wild-Siberia]

Thank you for watching

[@alena5571]

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