Hate Nato, Hates IKEA and Hates freedom..
Hate Nato, Hates IKEA and Hates freedom..
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Hate Nato, Hates IKEA and Hates freedom..
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So they're angry that other people have it better than them and the solution is to make life terrible for all those people rather than demand something good of your own government?
I don't think Russian's a human. How on Earth do they think like that, if other people have it better than you, clearly the problem is with your country. Who comes to the conclusion that the problem is the other country.
Anyway imagine lusting after ikea furniture. Someone should tell them that we think it's all crap. That will really drive them.
While this person's mindset here is reprehensible; try to avoid making sweeping generalizations based off a few encounters. It's destructive and can be quite hurtful.
I didn't make sweeping generalizations I'm making a comment based on what is visible in the text. I'm sure not all Russians are like this but I'm not talking about all Russians where did you get the impression that I was?
Using russian as a prular and "they" instead of "this guy" or something, probably gave that idea.
I must have misunderstood then, my bad!
I don't think Russian's a human
This is clearly a typo of some kind and I interpreted it to the sentence "I don't think Russians are human". With the use of plural pronouns after this point, my misinterpretation caused the entire point of your comment to be warped which is how I came to the "sweeping generalizations" conclusion.
Not a typo, they're referring to the individual Russian in the post: " [that] Russian [is] a human"
Ah ok, I can see that. I read it the other way too
Just say vatnik. It just means anyone who gobbles the Russian gov propaganda cock. Fuck this vatnik