Young liberal Russians: about Putin

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Sofia, 19, Office worker
0:23 - Alexandra, 32, Marketer
0:53 - Vera, Gelia, 16, Students
1:21 - Sofia, 19, Office worker
1:45 - Nikita, 16, Student
2:33 - Michael, Musician
3:00 - Gleb, 20, Student
3:25 - Arseny, 19, Student
4:02 - Roman, 22, Architect
4:44 - Daniel, 20, Student
5:42 - Roman, 22, Architect
6:32 - Varvara, 23, Artist
6:56 - Aisha, 19, Student
7:06 - Alexei, 19, Student
7:20 - Aisha, 19, Student
7:37 - Varvara, 23, Artist
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[@jamesdee2434]

I am English and old. Listening to theese young people there is hope in this world. Thank you for the unbiased opinions 🌹

[@devansa125]

What about your country?It is getting poorer but you government want to support war in Ukraine and its help is huge in terms of money.On the other hand they don't care about your ppl .So better mind your own business rather than destabilise other countries.

[@jamesdee2434]

@@devansa125 I keep my nose out but not my Storm Shadow Orc! Slava Ukraine A free Ukraine Go home russia like your children say. You are not welcome in Ukraine

[@jamesdee2434]

@@devansa125 And your generals will tell you their worst nightmare would be having British light infantry running amok in your country. Like your orcs can't act on their own. Slava Ukraine 🇬🇧🙏🇺🇦

[@johanbodak]

@@jamesdee2434good job destroying Ukraine. They had to remain neutral to avoid this war. Of course leaders getting in bed with Anglo-saxons is sure to destroy the entire country. Which is what we are seeing now and it’s is predictable how things will end for them. ⚰️

[@ludmilacheri5332]

​@@devansa125♥️

[@steveschwartz9771]

Every now and then Daniil comes across a young person who flips the bird to the kremlin (and Pooptin in particular), you can see it in the way they look around with a bit of hesitation and a bit of fear in their eyes, not an easy task in modern-day Russia. They are Russia's future. Keep up the GREAT and daring work Daniil, I applaud your work!

[@marshuswp3325]

@@ravie7966 hi there Putler🤡

[@BunnyMast]

@@ravie7966 freedom of expression in russia 😂

[@bertsanders7517]

@@ravie7966 Nice use of sarcasm.

[@bardo0007]

@@ravie7966 Arent you bored of being a troll just to get attention?

[@MahdavikiaPL]

​@@bardo0007 He is right, but Americans can't distinguish between political freedom and freedom of speech...The world is black and white for them. It's funny to me that people get excited that Daniil is still free... If he couldn't do this, he wouldn't be free a long time ago. It doesn't take much courage to ask questions. The problem is that Russians are cowards as a society and many of them are afraid to express their own opinions.

[@richardstevens9291]

Thank goodness for these young people with their clear-thinking and courage to express it.

[@pyllywaltteri]

The last girl was so right. Russia needs to face also the bad things of its history instead of denying them. Without it Russia will never change.

[@zetristan4525]

True. And same goes for us in the US: we produced the worst war criminal of the 21st century, GWBush and his idiot brigade. Every 2 or 4 or 6 years, we elect talkers who run a PR job on us. And sadly for the world, we have our criminal org out of Langley VA and the Pentagon and Washington generally, who go around manipulating and wrecking other countries. We seem determined to talk enough to drum up a war with an imagined China now. Eisenhower warned us we were being taken over. Countries are producing hardmen/softmen in reaction to us, instead of leaders focused on doing good for their own peace-loving citizens. All our brothers and sisters across the world🌎🌍🌏🌌🌱

[@user-zu9dp8rs6f]

To say such a thing in English is hypocrisy

[@elsenm3965]

👍

[@dzonikg]

USA also @@speedshifter

[@MrBlabax]

To what end? Until the US succeed in its evil goal of dismembering Russia into several tiny new countries like Yugoslavia?

[@McQueenPaul]

So refreshing to see and hear young people daring to express an opinion, albeit with one eye looking over their shoulder.

[@NAFOARMY]

They, too, will be silenced at some point. It's not enough for them to speak about the crimes of their president, this is now the time for someone to act. We can talk about the crimes of this war and sip tea and Pepsi allday, but it changes nothing. Until someone acts to remove this cancer in our society, we are guilty of just allowing it to happen.

[@zeffe0528]

They could show more Brain actually!

[@cumment]

in russia more democracy then in eu or us) that's fact...

[@thomasceltik2608]

@@cumment dream on, Ruzzki!

[@fiona533]

Troll

[@cinnaminson0653]

The youth of Russia seem very well educated and thoughtful. So the Russian state deserves credit for that in my opinion. Respect from the USA.

[@Jimmy4video]

It goes to show there is hope among the young who are not yet too afraid to speak their mind. A very positive set of interviews. Thank you.

[@anushkasekkingstad1300]

Most of them were terrified to speak their mind. Typically claiming to be “neutral”.

[@Fluxdeken]

Smart people are not "afraid". It's just consequences of your actions and speeches in authoritarian state.

[@Jimmy4video]

@ElizabethTaylorBased so they are afraid of the consequences and censor themselves. If they were really smart they would risk death to destroy their enemy in the Kremlin instead of risking death to kill their neighbours.

[@user-io1jb3pr5d]

No hope. Iran had some young liberal people too and they protested much harder but were brutally suppressed.

[@palesskirabinzon4795]

such results are possible only in big cities sadly

[@ramjet4025]

Thank you for showing some great face to face interviews. Some of the anwers were very thoughtfull. Its interesting to see that over the last few months that attitudes of young russians are slowly changing.

[@pasta3836]

Not all Russians support that war, when i was in Russia, i asked 20 friends about the situation, most of them have some kind of relationship with Ukrainians and don't support that stupid war. A lot of people can't talk because if you talk, you'll be in prison soon, most of my friends can't change their location because they just don't have money for it. Some kind of people tried to leave russia, but nowadays it's hard to be Russian and you can think about a comeback to russia because people in russia won't blame you because of the nation. A lot of countries buy russian gas/oil but if russian people ask for a stay permit (just to prevent being in war and killing people), it will be refused.

[@pasta3836]

I was trying to say that everything is changing so fast, i think it's possible to see a new government in 2 days or 20 years, you will never guess it. But most young people don't support war. I saw a video which was made by some russian soldier, he said that people in Moscow underground told him "you are a killer" and asked "who did u go there?". You won't see a lot of videos where Russians don't support that war, you know why? It's not good for propaganda. The Russian government wanna show that everyone supports war to have more soldiers, the Ukrainian government will say that everyone in russia supports war because russians are stupid bloody orcs. If you don't know the subject extremely well, you can think that all of us wanna kill other people, but that's not true, i don't want to. (Sorry for my English)

[@toddsmith1793]

Те из нас, кто не живет в России, должны уважать мужество русских людей, которые настолько ЛЮБЯТ свою страну, что не согласны с политикой своего правительства. Я аплодирую каждому из вас. Мое сердце разрывается за Россию.

[@Lord_earth]

вообще-то мне кажется никто уже не любит. ЧТобы полюбить, надо чтобы что-то было хорошее. А если власть перманентно все уничтожает?

[@user-zu9dp8rs6f]

Только боюсь, они не прозападны. Все недовольные кого я знаю-сталинисты

[@maestro6458]

А разве просто за личное несогласие с правительством хоть кто то пострадал?

[@lesleyhaan116]

@@maestro6458 да, посадят на 10 лет за высказывания против Путина и его Кремля

[@borali26]

@@maestro6458моя соседка умерла, и мой лучше друг посадили. после этого я уехал тоже. ужасная страна

[@selewachm]

Brave kids! Good for them. Nice to see the truth is filtering down thru the population. Media won't do it.

[@charlyy1337]

Facepalm. You know the reason for this? Simple: “Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, almost all independent media have been banned, blocked and/or declared “foreign agents” or “undesirable organisations”

[@mikkokuorttinen3113]

Great to hear the voices and oppinions of young adults in Russia

[@shortaybrown]

Please. They only selected the ones who are not happy about Putin. Walking behind these people video are the 95% who either like Putin, or don’t wanna be involved in voting, and they don’t care who is dictator. I have zero hope for Russia.

[@iris1224wwad]

19-year-old Alexei apparently has some seriously questionable views, though.

[@DedHobbit]

You were shown the picture you need. It's just propaganda. Any society is not monolithic and has a lot of different opinions on any question.

[@samediard6364]

'If You Are Not a Liberal When You Are Young, You Have No Heart, and If You Are Not a Conservative When Old, You Have No Brain'

[@vladaakavk370]

They are not adults. They sound immature and silly.

[@Sue.5776]

That was an excellent interview and has left feeling a bit of hope for your country.

[@Carpenter1on1]

our country is fine .. i feel sorry for yours though .

[@Friendly_commentator]

The meme with a dog drinking tea/ coffe while the room is on fire: "this is fine"

[@TroIIingThemSoftly]

@@Carpenter1on1 LOL You have a Scott Ridder pedo sub on your channel 😂😂 Explains so much!

[@0r3ll]

Have you seen the "Will you vote for Putin"-video? I don't think there is hope for Russia until it collapses again.

[@Lord_earth]

@@0r3ll never judge peopel by youtube videos

[@jimgraham9450]

That was an extremely good interview. The young people seem to be speaking more openly although they realize they can get into trouble.

[@rossevans1774]

The young people know what's going on!

[@Lord_earth]

literally the most useless interview. He just asked some not very bright kiddos about putin and then posted it on youtube. What have we found out? that kiddos are kiddos?

[@RobertSeviour1]

@@Lord_earth iterally the most useless comment. He just made a not very bright remark about informed young people and then posted it on youtube. What have we found out? that stupid people are stupid?

[@Lord_earth]

@@RobertSeviour1 you cant even think your own comment

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

It suits putins regime to allow a few young liberal types without much power to criticise him. Look up ksenia sobchak, his goddaughter. He has in the past let her run against him, knowing she won't win but it gives the system legitimacy as a supposed democracy. Even she went too far though and had her house raided and was arrested when the invasion started. People like Navalny who have real potential for power however are completely destroyed. I believe hes just been handed another massive prison sentence on top of the one hes already serving

[@aaronrosenthal5310]

Thank you for illuminating the opinions of those who don't buy into the unopposed Russian media's narrative and propaganda. It is very refreshing to see... I just wish that it wasn't so dangerous for people to be open and honest with regards to expressing their opinions in your country!

[@oldetymebiker2405]

Zombie.

[@dylanc9174]

​@@oldetymebiker2405Yes. Those who want invasion are zombies.

[@LIfeSavingFlame]

as you can see for yourself, it’s not dangerous at all :) can you name at least someone who actually suffered for having their own opinion? :)

[@KeveTeller]

@@LIfeSavingFlame The politician Alexei Navalny just got his sentence increased to 19 years. He got sent to prison for expressing his opinion.

[@petervrochopoulos7054]

It's not enough just to talk... action must occur

[@peterharma8937]

Young and brave people, not afraid to put forward their opinions on the current leadership in Russia. It bauds well for the future. The very last lady was spot on in her comments. Russia must undergo a “purification process”, sooner or later, in order to become a democratic country, ruled by its people. Thank you very much for the interesting interviews 🙏

[@RichardTaylor1630]

You mean that "It bodes well for the future" of Russia. I am worried about each of them as individuals possibly being arrested for telling the truth about Putler, but if there are (say) a million Russians saying such things, the FSB can't jail them all.

[@johanbodak]

lol the Russian federation should not become a democracy and no country should be forced to follow the directives of another (cough cough US)

[@42VS42]

Someone was cosplaying Daniil at the FanX ComiCon last weekend!

[@Anthony-mi7ob]

I'd be very nervous too. Thank goodness there are a few Russian KZbin channels (including Vasya in the Hay) that remind us that there are many Russians worth caring about and who would be great to meet and chat with some day.

[@elena.928]

АДЕКВАТНЫЕ МОЛОДЫЕ ЛУДИ! БРАВО ❤

[@birhan2006]

However small they may be, it gives hope that there are young people with critical thinking for Russia's future

[@Lord_earth]

what hope?)) those children are STILL AT SCHOOL!) and play fortnite after it

[@BestOfJeens]

@@Lord_earth​​⁠those children will grow up, and will clear out all trash that the current government left

[@tom.q]

​@@BestOfJeensThose children will grow up and become as bitter and indifferent as they parents are. In the Nazi Germany there were also people against Hitler and what happened? Nothing. The empire of evil had to be crushed by external forces.

[@artiefakt4402]

@@Lord_earth And yet... they sound a million times smarter than you do...

[@Lord_earth]

@@artiefakt4402 they are children. Do you believe children?

[@user-wt8qk5gf8v]

I studied with Daniel fro the video at school. Sometimes I feel alone with my thought, and your videos help a lot not to feel insane in y believes. This one is a game changer, It brings hope that not everyone I studied with went total z

[@andreafrancoliniify]

love these guys - they are such a beautiful representation of the true society that only aims to have a decent, productive life together with the rest of the world. We don't need any tension or war between us people.

[@Upik_SG]

Israel, huh

[@robzombieshot]

You can definitely see the ones that know what is really going on in and out of Russia.

[@jansSanduz]

It's so true regarding a leader with longer terms. History tells us that when a good leader holds his power for a long time they usually tend to commit mistakes that end up ruining the future of his country. For now, Russia's situation comes to the point of no more counter checking especially from the public. And the sad part of this is the future generations that are most likely to carry these burdens.

[@pablobertuzzi3439]

I think the problem is not only for russians, but for the whole world. I know is utopic, but there should be a mechanism to prevent any president of any country to stay more than say 8 years. In the globalized world we live now the actions of only 1 president affects many other countries, like Cuba, Venezuela, Russia, etc, etc.

[@jansSanduz]

@@pablobertuzzi3439 Yes I agree. All countries should have a limited term for presidency or prime ministers. Check and balance is one of the key factors for democracy to work well. And check and balance always the first one to be gone whenever a country is having a long term president/leader. And most presidents who start up in good leadership are the one to longer in office and usually end up ruining his country. Such addiction to power consumes them and ends up being the worst leaders.

[@MAXIMIR-wf7ez]

Gorbachev was in power for 5 years, the result of his rule: everything was destroyed. Joseph Stalin was in power for 30 years. The whole of Eastern Europe lives on the foundation of Joseph Stalin

[@ludmilacheri5332]

No need envy to smart strong leader. Didn't you notice that Angela Merkel was 18 years long the leader in Germany? No? Or son become President after his daddy in USA - Bush 1, 2. Or wife is a candidate after her husband was President (Billy&Hilary)). Beautiful family of Trudeau as well. Enough of examples? Ah ... Sorry. Seems you call it "democracy"😂

[@jansSanduz]

@@ludmilacheri5332 You didn't see the point. Hold the position as the same man, not sons or siblings. Bush's are not the same, Bill is not Hilary. Please make your argument right. The same person holds the highest position.

[@Jake-vh6jp]

That Daniel guy had it correct. Clever man right there.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Genuinely helpful to get in person interviews when mainstream media outlets don't

[@charlyy1337]

You know the reason for this? Simple: “Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, almost all independent media have been banned, blocked and/or declared “foreign agents” or “undesirable organisations”

[@someguydino6770]

The median age in Russia is 39 years. 58 percent of all Russians are under 44 years old The average life expectancy for males in Russia is 71 years. Vladimir Putin is 70 years old Sergey Shoigu is 67 Igor Sechin is 61 Nikolai Patrushev is 71 Alexander Bortnikov is 71 Sergey Naryshkin is 67 Sergey Ivanov is 70

[@TheMargarita1948]

those stats give me hope

[@12lb.toothbrush11]

Just remember that the new breed of leaders won’t be coming from these kids , it will be coming from ultranationalist hard-core Russians

[@milenvalchanov1208]

grandfathers who have already farted in their pants and are building the future of the nation out of nostalgia for their past. old dictatorial regime

[@user-wr9vi2ti4f]

Silver lining

[@jamesryan7684]

All those guys will live longer because they have all the money and the best care, unless they have an accident off a balcony.

[@yuliafrik2474]

Умнички, ребята... На вас вся надежда...

[@adequatedrainage6380]

I am amazed that this group of young Russians expressed an actual opinion. Bravo!

[@recoil53]

That's the thing - young. More time watching over their shoulders will have them more guarded.

[@Robert-en8sm]

This gives me great hope that one day not to far away we will all live in peace as brothers and sisters.

[@Aussie-Mocha]

I like these Russians. They have their eyes open and their critical thinking caps are functional. 😊 I would be happy to call these guys, leaders of the future Russia. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@user-hs7dw5ft1y]

Твоё имя переводится на русский как "моча". Поразительно, но именно таким же словом я могу охарактеризовать твоё сообщение - моча

[@ehawolczecki8759]

@@user-hs7dw5ft1y,what you said doesn’t make sense. ..

[@user-hs7dw5ft1y]

@@ehawolczecki8759 очевидно, при переводе теряется смысл. Русскоязычный поймёт

[@franckavka]

It's so amazing work you do, this post is definitely one of the best and most important you've created.

[@MrThomasCrown]

The first girl is the best. As a russian myself from the same generation, I've been feeling the same for the last ten years.

[@user-cb6yh3bl6i]

I am from Russia, one hope is that our young people will choose a different course of the country, and will be friends with everyone. I am 42 years old, and no one among my peers supports the government either. But unfortunately people are slaves in the country. And there are a lot of law enforcement agencies sponsored by the government. and if you go against you, they'll just arrest you. But there are a lot of normal people in Russia... who watch not only propaganda

[@bonito34]

That will take generations.

[@natalimariz]

Noooo

[@dawnburke2756]

You all run away to EU countries to get away from dictators & you all never had interest in politics by the sounds of it .... imagine how crazy to leave one madman in power for over 20 yrs !!! Disgraceful You are still young -42 is not old . Im sorry but Russian citizens let this happen .

[@vladonutueu]

Well each comunist country that kicked their dictator in the past had such force institutions and people nonetheless dared to change their future.

[@BudgetGainsByJJ]

A little off topic here, but your language sounds incredibly similar to my grandparents language (they are Slavic Macedonians) current day Macedonia has lost most of its Slavic populations to Turks and Albanians, but the Slavic connection from North to South is profound! Most of what was said in this video I didn’t even need subtitles. Peace to you and Russia 🙏

[@flyonthe7013]

Future belongs to these young people. Good to see country waking up.

[@ajjamula]

That last girl said everything how it is in Russia without exaggeration, spot on

[@quarryryde]

Optimistic and also concerned that it seems a significant minority is forming against Putin at least among younger generation. Dictators will be brutal against any sort of mass revolt.

[@danrook5757]

I feel for the educated young people, I hope they get change

[@Jake-co3wk]

I'm always pleased in listening to 1420 in that the majority of interviewees are so well-spoken.

[@polster2]

A lot of the 1420 interviews is from college students or the center business district in Moscow which have a large swatch of educated folks. When they interview people in the poorer areas which are less educated they are fanatics of Putin and his policies.

[@frasercrone3838]

These people need to be in that institute for foreign affairs you visited. They know more than the people that went to it.

[@paulgoebertp]

Thank you again! These interviewed young people provide a bit of hope for the future of Russia. I hope nothing bad happens to them for speaking openly about their dissatisfaction with Putin and their country's isolationist policies.

[@lisalarouge6309]

That was a breath of fresh air.

[@rossevans1774]

Agreed it is the 'young people' that know what is occurring in Russia and more, unfortunately it is going to take many years to make right the wrongs of Putin despite the efforts and desires if young Russians.

[@artursvancans9702]

Not necessarily, young people are always liberal and there is a tendency for population on average to lean towards conservative as they become older.

[@user-yj7um6hv1d]

We are by no means isolationists. You made it this way. Your media is slinging mud at Russia every day. Whatever happens in the world, it's always Russian fault. Protests against the foreign agent bill in Georgia? Russian fault. Protests in Moldova? Russian fault. When a video of the drone strike on Moscow came out, all the commenters said it was an operation of FSB to make Ukraine look bad. Lol, just look at yourself. You have paranoia.

[@rossevans1774]

I'm sorry, but it is the older people that have been conditioned to believe a lifetime of propaganda. These older generations now rely on TV propaganda that perpetuates and confirms their existing distorted view/s of the World. The younger generation that has not been subjected and conditioned to believe the regimes decades of propaganda, and their access to many and varied World information services has allowed them to make an informed assessment on 'real world' events and occurrences. @@artursvancans9702

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

"Neutral attitude towards Putin" is short for I don't want to get sent to a penal colony

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

Smart answer ngl

[@user-ij2lr4uw9m]

Ты жертва западной пропоганды😂

[@user-mo1pk5vi8t]

У Вас ошибочный взгляд, было нейтральное раньше, можно сказать пофигистское отношение к политике Путина со стороны молодежи, сейчас с последними событиями стало больше негативное, скажем так.

[@annemcleod8505]

Some intelligent and thoughtful young people - living in a horrible situation.

[@spraguesean]

Love hearing the liberal Russians! There is hope for Russia yet! Thank you for sticking your neck out to make these great interviews. You are legend, 1420 ❤

[@user-ks8fd8py7w]

With more people like u, there would be no hope left sooner than u might think. Think twice before u decide what side u're on.

[@spraguesean]

@@user-ks8fd8py7w ha ha, another Ruski bot!

[@pjdu5yifutd]

@@spraguesean "Love hearing the liberal Russians!" "another Ruski bot!" ur biporal ?

[@DSan-kl2yc]

​@@pjdu5yifutd how is that bipolar? He's talking about two separate things. And a Russian bot is not liberal.

[@spraguesean]

@@pjdu5yifutd work on your spelling!

[@AR_Wald]

Keep doing what you are doing, it has an enourmous reach

[@just_4_comment]

Every time I see a video from you and think that Russia is a hopeless case, then another video comes along. I thought the good ones had already left Russia. But there are still a few on site. You presented them here.

[@user-hs7dw5ft1y]

Все хорошие остались в России, уехали как раз таки отбросы. Россия очистилась от петухов и предателей, а тем кто сейчас стыдливо возвращается домой дают штрафы и уголовные дела. Все мрази будут наказаны

[@marymarlow3646]

Young articulate and thoughtful people. Such a contrast to the Putin squad of babushkas.

[@user-ij2lr4uw9m]

Да все молодые одинаковые😂

[@user-mo1pk5vi8t]

Бабушки бабушкам рознь, есть те кто не согласен с политикой государства. Не надо всех под одну гребенку мести.

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Great interview!

[@ricklayeux5688]

Very good interviews 1420. Gives hope, thanks.

[@toddsmith1793]

Those of us who do not live in Russia must respect the courage of the Russian people who LOVE their country so much that they disagree with the policies of their government. I applaud each and every one of you. My heart breaks for Russia.

[@user-hs7dw5ft1y]

Те кто не живёт в сша и Европе, должны уважать мужество тех людей, которые настолько ЛЮБЯТ свою страну, что не согласны с политикой своего правительства и выступают против навязываемой лево-либеральной лгбт-повестки. Я аплодирую каждому из вас 👏

[@vladaakavk370]

Why your heart breaks for Russia?🥴 Having lived around the world I can say: not a,single country like Russia. In terms of personal freedom too.

[@shoelacedonkey]

From what I heard there's no need for heartbreak. There were more than a few young people with very clear ideas and thoughts about the country they live in, and not even in a negative way. They voiced their opinions, worries and dreams in what direction their country could go. Perhaps it's cherrypicking from the interviewer but I was more than pleasantly surprised by the intelligence, opinions and insight of the interviewees.

[@craigh.9810]

@@user-hs7dw5ft1yThe USA is divided. Half the country is Left and the other half is Right. Therefore, the LGBT agenda is opposed by about half of us. No need to applaud us because there’s quite of few of us who think the LGBT agenda is a disaster. On the other hand, only a minority of Russians dare speak out against the Putin dictatorship. That takes courage, and should be applauded.

[@biancaestla]

So strange you see Russian channels like 1420 where the interviewees have a rather harsh opinion about the way their country is ruled, and on the other hand there are Western European channels who completely praise the Russian government and where the comments are totally anti-European and anti-American. It's a world of paradox. But the more I watch this channel, the more I like the young Russian people. They give hope in the future. Daniil is a genius. He could come to the West, he would be a star.

[@bardo0007]

If there are any Western channels that praise Russian government, they are not really Western, they are twisting the truth, and you will only find those channels on social media platforms, anyone can lie, just give them a microphone.

[@Mindsi]

Scott Ritter😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉😂😂 knobend

[@heinrichshaken7269]

man i really love your channel. seeing this makes me feel like socializing to our russian pals these days

[@colincruznoosty9819]

Another job well done!!!

[@user-fb4tm4hx3l]

I hope Russia can find a way to peace . It has great potential when I listen to these young people .

[@Lord_earth]

i dont know where exactly you saw a potential. I saw just usual kids

[@robol6642]

It had* the only option they have right now is N. Korea, Sudan and maybe china a little cause they dont risk any sanctions :) which is great. We dont want to see nazi communists in west. Hope its clear

[@user-fb4tm4hx3l]

@@Lord_earth I found over the last year a lot of them didn’t care and were pessimistic . Now I can see a lot more of them are waking up to the reality of what is happening . They are the future

[@baird5682]

They are soon to be mobilised

[@baird5682]

@@user-mg9ll8pn6m And there will be even less than 10% in the future as propaganda in schools will turn many young russians into obetient drones for bunker grandpa.

[@BluffyMoo]

Some very insightful young kids. There is hope for a brighter Russia.

[@veilaeququw5560]

There are always a lot of bright people. Problem is they usually aren't in power.

[@NAFO_Badger_Brigade]

Well done Roman (5.42) - interesting to hear names of people Putin wiped out!

[@leeanderironside1898]

Thank you for your reply !

[@AJ-snadno]

I see the young liberal Russians as the only hope for Russia and for the world. Thank you for your work.

[@johncatty6560]

I wish I could share your hopeful thinking. Unfortunately, I see a swing to the other side recently. Even in my country. The extreme right wing party used to be between 10 and 15%. Now the polling shows them between 20 and 25%.

[@Woldeegziabher]

7:06 guy is more in favor nationalsocialism and dropping nukes on other countries, than putin. Thats a liberal hope

[@raccuia1]

Human kind has not done a damn thing to stop the evil of autocracy. A new model needs to be thought of and implemented.

[@user-io1jb3pr5d]

No hope. Iran had some young liberal people too and they protested much harder but were brutally suppressed.

[@mjmcgowan]

I agree that they are the only hope for Russia. As for the world, I sure hope that the fate of civilized countries and those striving for change doesn't rest of the action/inaction of a bunch of "apolitical" Russians.

[@oldbloke135]

The young man who said that Putin has been in power for sixteen years too long hit the nail on the head. No leader should be in place for more than four or five years. If they do the job properly, that is enough time to instigate changes that will last long after they have left office. Blindly driving in one direction only ever results in a crash.

[@user-ij2lr4uw9m]

Ага, а теперь расскажи какие классные политики в Европе сейчас и как они самостоятельны😂

[@dhoraray1310]

Wrong direction since 2000. Foolish, criminal, war monger mind. All just to stay in power non stop.

[@richardmonson8657]

Well done Daniil.

[@marktuyet]

There is still hope for the future. Nice to see intelligent young people.

[@robertf.601]

This channel is excellent

[@NZNow]

А во время выборов все эти недовольные "а чего туда ходить, там и за меня всё решили". Овощи!

[@MatrixAlexei]

Как будто предоставили нам выбор, за кого голосовать за ш*за жирика, и прочих пропу ш*зов, если бы были достойные независимые кандидаты на выборах, так имело бы смысл голосовать за них, а так отдать свой голос за одну пропу*ловских партий не имеет смысла

[@richmeyer2064]

Artyom did a great job as usual. No doubt he found none of these people sitting at home hypnotized by Russia1.

[@pabis6817]

Color me impressed with the majority of these young Russians. Hope restoration indicators are up today! I hope they all remain safe and steadfast.

[@adamwozniak4933]

There is hope in listening the young People 🗽

[@ilona-bagdasarova]

Молодцы ребята. Не побоялись высказаться - и вообще молодцы

[@craigh.9810]

I feel rather positive about Russia’s future listening to these young people. ❤from USA.

[@HelpNickname]

The First Girl … i can feel you stay strong in your Head and Good luck to you

[@borderlanduk3885]

There is hope for Russians if they can break the current monopoly on power.

[@RomanII499]

they need ussr back

[@victorhopper6774]

@@RomanII499 putin is killing russia. his followers are old or dying in ukraine. like all old dictators paranoia has consumed him.

[@borderlanduk3885]

The USSR was built on oppression across multiple countries that were never given a choice.

[@wilhelmvonn9619]

The only way to break the current monopoly on power would be to have another revolution. Good luck getting that to happen.

[@PUARockstar]

​@@RomanII499no

[@9idron]

19летняя девочка, последние 10 лет сокрушается по поводу судьб страны... вот это уровень.

[@spamsuda6971]

а со скольких лет можно сокрушаться по поводу судьбы страны?

[@9idron]

@@spamsuda6971 с 10 лет, как эта честная девушка. Но лучше ещё раньше ! Первый класс очень подходит для начала рефлексии.

[@JamesSmith-ix5jd]

@@9idron а почему нет, если с 10 лет начинать, то может к 30 стоящий политик вырастит 😂

[@kevinmason1477]

Artyom, well done 👏

[@stevenwilgus5422]

Огромная похвала проснувшемуся поколению. Трудно говорить против государства. Лучше всего искать истину, независимо от недостатков мнения большинства. Отличная работа! 🤍🤍🤍🤍💙💙💙💙🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@devansa125]

Любитель прокладок?

[@lafej7439]

There's not "поколение". It's about individual people. It's not correct to judge about so much big group by looking on several people, imo.

[@stevenwilgus5422]

You make a clear distinction of warrant One can not draw inferences from a miniscule sample base. However, my comment stands. @@lafej7439

[@JuanAlvarez-wp6ww]

With that flag, Russia is not going to achieve anything

[@dinblasjalv1643]

А оно не засыпало - я как часть этого поколения скажу, большая его часть относится к Путину лично либо нейтрально, либо негативно, а к его политике и насаждаемым "ценностям" я только у единиц из сверстников встречаю реакцию понимания и одобрения - в остальном кринж или негодование

[@alexeynaidenov4697]

Considerably smart youngsters right there

[@berg8970]

Wow, so many brilliant young people, this gives me hope.

[@boydjensen3161]

Hello from Boise Idaho Good Videos!

[@steveschwartz9771]

Hello From Meridian Idaho!

[@VictorLyuba]

✌️🇺🇦❤️🇺🇲👍Hello from New York!!!

[@brian8410]

Hello from Moscow........................................................................... Idaho.

[@michaelhenault1444]

These young folks think outside of the box of government run TV. Good for them 😁

[@milenvalchanov1208]

looking at the opinions of the young people of Russia, I see light in the tunnel. But democracy requires a struggle, it will not come by itself. LIFE IS A STRUGGLE, A STRUGGLE FOR THE THINGS WE WANT, A STRUGGLE FOR THE WAY WE WANT TO LIVE, A STRUGGLE FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO CHOOSE FOR OURSELVES OUR PATH, FIGHT FOR FREEDOM FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE!young people draw the future

[@KoalawithaBeanie]

The truth is starting to become more clear to people, I applaud everyone’s bravery

[@austinurias]

Great video!

[@user-wy9ex9ii1p]

I VERY AGREE WITH STUDENT AISHA!

[@AltaSonix]

This gives hope for a better future

[@katharine5606]

Too bad more of these enlightened viewpoints weren't expressed by people you interviewed near the Institute of International Relations a few weeks ago...

[@Obetv01]

Beautiful views expressed by the latter young respondents. Their views shine light on an otherwise very dark corridor. Its even more admirable when you consider the price of speaking truth to power. Bravo.

[@namunski949]

Cheers to this young open minded guys. It really brings some hope.

[@biotecchie]

I like to think that we in the US have a more realistic view of Putin than the Russian public does, but actually, Russians experience a broader life than we can know . I had the good fortune a few years ago of visiting Ukraine twice for about 1 to 2 weeks and then traveling to Russia for several days in Moscow, followed by a train ride into the interior and a visit to an industrial plant. I found the people of Russia to be very kind, but under far more stress than those I met in Ukraine. In Russia I saw few people smiling, but many more smiling in Ukraine. I have traveled to more than 35 countries over the years, and find that people are largely the same, but their economic and political systems vary widely. Parts of the US are brutal, others are laid back and still others are highly competitive. People need freedom, but they also need an economic system that helps them to succeed. Education is probably stronger in Russia than in the US, but opportunities may be fewer. It is not clear that Putin is putting the best interests or will of the Russian people first. They are aware of the propaganda, but have little ability to change things. Unfortunately the Ukrainian people suffer from Putin’s ego.

[@Patrick42567]

Well said.

[@checktheplaylist101]

Litvinenko claimed Putin was the ‘Kremlin paedophile’.

[@hollister2320]

Well said, but again, pls define “education” pre-school? k-12? College? You might find a few anecdotal cases here and there; but statistically America leads in that category as well, hence why every major Russian and Chinese politician sends their children over there😅😂and rarely, if ever, the other way around.

[@Mike-mm4mx]

Having a democracy, independent media, civil society would help. But I don't think Russia is ever capable of becoming a normal democracy. I think it largely stems from its history in particular its Byzantine heritage. Russia will always be a totalitarian state and as long as that is the case, it will always be a menace to its neighbours and to Europe.

[@righthandstep5]

Russia is in denial op. Stop feeding the trolls and spreading misinformation.

[@BennyGeserit]

Russin citizens get a tragically bad rap. These kids are so normal and so lovely. There is hope and honesty there and I hope they have the same hope for us over on this side of the ocean with our shortcomings. We need to get through this bad period and engage these fine people. These people, these young people, are the planets future.

[@eric00921]

Watching your videos and others from different countries, people, for the most part are basically the same. There is good and bad in everything.

[@aaergplay6022]

Wow. That was refreshing. 😲

[@RichardASK]

As always Daniil, very insightful and interesting. Stay safe.

[@victoratalaia1]

Finally some fearless people saying clearly that they don’t like Putin! Are things changing? I hope so. It’s time indeed.

[@sircrittalotTV]

Please make more of these kinds of videos, if possible and not too dangerous for you or the participants.

[@dangullik1]

After seing 10 other Danil videos , i really neaded that...

[@sargfowler9603]

Looks like the young generation have better ideas for the future of Russia than their fathers and grandfathers

[@cabalistik]

Being neutral is the safest option right now. Thank you Daniil and the rest of the crew! 😊

[@tagradhtagradh-mt1cr]

txs Daniel for your courage to do this interviews, and txs to those, who answer under some sort of fear and still do. This gives me hope for us all....we know, that not all Russians are war fanatics...all my heart with you, who has to exist in this terror regime.....we know, that Putin started this war to stay in power.

[@pal6636]

I realize it can vary by age and by city but overall the comments seem much more genuine than fearful lately. That is usually a huge indicator of a society's position on things . I hope everyone washable to express this freely and safely

[@pinnaclewd]

The young smart Russians are the people who have a future. I hope they make the changes required, we can then all have a huge party!

[@Jyshrii]

You spoke with a lot of thoughtful young Russians. I like the last comment about needing to look realistically at our history and correct mistakes. The same thing is going on in parts of the US, my country, now. The governor of Florida, who is running for president, is forbidding history to be taught in the schools as it really was, pretending that everything we ever did is good.

[@sunshine4sue2]

🗽🇺🇸You're so right from Indiana👮Lock Trump up and throw away that key🗝️Then let freedom ring🔔Justice will prevail👩‍⚖️⚖️

[@JamesSmith-ix5jd]

Critical race theory? Or whatever it is called. So you prefer to teach your youth how the US is a racist country but then expect them to respect the nation when they grow up? I think it's already too late, to undo the damage already done would take another generation, but the US doesn't have so much time, something big is coming, Trump is a symptom not the cause.

[@Upik_SG]

​@@sunshine4sue2>Lock some person and throw away the key >Freedom Have I know more about "democracy" and "freedom" or thelis thesis is enough?

[@Upik_SG]

Huh

[@craigh.9810]

Total Leftist BS straight from the CNN/MSDNC echo chamber.

[@russwelday]

Thanks!

[@DongoBongKong]

I think the last girl said it very well. the notion that Russia needs to access its past in a critical light. The problem with Russia is this glorification of an imperial past that continues to serve as a justification for whatever the Kremlin deem appropriate to perpetuate its hold on power.