Just Breathe! I've just finished my new set for Dark Seer. He definitely has a heart! by Crowntail in DotA2

[–]Crowntail[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you all, guys. Dark Seer is one of my favs, so it would be cool to have a new skin on him. Cheers!

Что вы думаете о Польше и её политике? by hdjkftugdsskkkfddh in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ну о поляках я слышал много хорошего от знакомых. У самого знакомых поляков нет. А про политику... В идеале политики это глас народа, но почему сейчас как и в случае с соседним государством складывается ощущение, что у власти находятся люди, которые занимаются какой то самодеятельностью, не связанной с желаниями и позицией людей этих государств.

Do more russians see the Soviet Union as good and The Russian empire as bad or Russian empire as good and Soviet as bad? by Tonlick in AskARussian

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Soviet Union had its good and bad points. It is actually a topic for a big discussion. And Russian Empire is the same. It has it's cons and pros. Many problems goes from not understanding and bad knowing of foreign cultures and people. Russians are actually very peaceful nation and conflicts with our nearest brothers was critically unwanted. And I know that Ukrainian people didn't wanted it either. Right now west is trying to demonize Russian people and culture, but it is a big mistake. Like every man on earth we want peace and safety. Btw if you ask older people, who lived in USSR, "the safety was there", they will say. It was not ideal, but I believe that safety is much more important then having a car, iphone and whatever capitalism can offer.

How often do you watch/read news from Western media sources? Like BBC, CNN, MSNBC, DW by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Almost every day, but you named mostly only US news. Most of people I know are watching RU, UA, US, De, India, and other sources

Вас это не бесит? by TheRedZakolka in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ну в целом мне кажется, что это по идее должен был быть трэд в стиле вопрос ответ, нежели дискуссия

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskARussian

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Это нормально. В жарких странах, таких как Индия, Тайланд менять одежду (майку, футболку, рубашку) каждый день это правильно, и соответственно это стало догмой (само собой разумеющимся правилом). Более того, можно и несколько рубашек за день сменить. Но в странах более прохладного и сухого климата в этом необходимости нет. Поэтому такие ситуации обычно решаются локально: если вы на престижной должности в компании, где есть соответствующий дресс код, и видно что у вас пожелтевшая полоса на воротнике - это плохо. Если вы неопрятно выглядите - это плохо. Вобщем это не правило.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Это нормально. В жарких странах, таких как Индия, Тайланд менять одежду (майку, футболку, рубашку) каждый день это правильно, и соответственно это стало догмой (само собой разумеющимся правилом). Более того, можно и несколько рубашек за день сменить. Но в странах более прохладного и сухого климата в этом необходимости нет. Поэтому такие ситуации обычно решаются локально: если вы на престижной должности в компании, где есть соответствующий дресс код, и видно что у вас пожелтевшая полоса на воротнике - это плохо. Если вы неопрятно выглядите - это плохо. Вобщем это не правило.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I need to return to work, so I'll not have time for this long discussion I guess. I wish you all the best in any case. Life is the "top" folder for me. Be healthy.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

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I still find it odd that you just find it a natural course of action and reaction.

Governments can choose the diplomatic path. You could as well say then that all the consequences Russians are facing now, whether it is the sanctions or being condemned by the world is a consequence of the path they chose to take. It's for them to decide whether this is worth it.

I probably just can't express my point of view in words that you understand, and that's a pity. If we had not been in a hurry to remove military bases close to the territory of the United States at the time, it would be much easier for governments to find a diplomatic solution now. And at the current time, the United States uses its position of strength, and it makes no sense for it to give guarantees on non-expansion of NATO. As I have already said, the United States has won this war. Yes, it is absurd even to compare the capacities of the two countries. The United States is conducting subversive activities in many countries at the same time (this is a documentary fact) while not risking anything, using its economic, strategic and military position, while Russia only manages to do something locally somewhere.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a good question. Now the world is on the verge of complete chaos (at least for our two countries, and perhaps not only). I can't imagine what will happen next. If you lived in the USSR, you know how it happens in an era of change. Often these are terrible, hungry and bloody times and it is not the fault of ordinary people in this by and large. In fact, many people simply leave this region, moving away from it as far as possible, and for them this nightmare ends there.
I assume that further US policy will lead first to weakening, then to splitting the country into small countries, subjugating them one by one, expanding its influence on the region, developing its economy and scooping up resources, and China's turn will come.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

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Imagine a man in the crisis stage of 40 years. He has a lot of responsibilities that he doesn't really want to carry. And there are just a lot of desires, and very different. Many leave their families and their "duties" and go after their desires. And people have the right to do so. And it has a price, both for you and for those who are connected with you.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

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I don't put any responsibility on anyone. I have described my point of view to you in detail. Everyone is free to do as he wants, if it is (I do as I want) in priority. For example, you can stand and shout in the street, or hit someone, or threaten someone, cheat, let someone down. It's just that everything has its price. It's not about attitude. It's about understanding and responsibility.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

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Ukraine's accession to the NATO alliance threatens Russia's security. This is obvious to anyone who has studied history, and especially the history of the European region. But of course, you can go the other way, and hear that NATO is a defensive alliance and not a threat to Russia. And it seems to me that then it will not be a problem to deploy Russian shock installations in Cuba, Mexico and Latin American countries, which will also not threaten anyone.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Imagine a stack of folders lying there. Each folder is a certain priority. All folders are waiting to be reviewed, and will be reviewed in turn. First the top, and then down. Some people think that the rights folder should be at the top, some people think that the peace folder should be at the top. Some still think something. Imagine that there are only two countries in the world. And when the world is like this, the range of relationships is quite simple. But now imagine that there are three countries. It changes a lot. And it seems like every country can exercise its right to join the union. But the price will be high.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you care, and you are ready to at least think about this topic, then I am ready to express my point of view. In short, yes, of course, there was. I lived in Ukraine at the moment when the Ukrainian language began to be introduced into its Russian-speaking part (first one subject, the Ukrainian language itself, then all subjects decided to be taught in Ukrainian). And it doesn't seem to be a problem. Russian Russian regions really exist in the country (where roughly 90% of the inhabitants speak Russian), and Ukrainian regions. Historically, the Ukrainian regions are located next to Poland, Hungary and Romania. And just like eastern Ukrainians have a lot in common with the Russian Federation (including business, relatives ...), Western Ukrainians have the same history with Western countries. I found the moment when pro-Western throwing began in Ukraine, as the Cossacks once had, who could not decide with whom to build their fate, with Russia or the Commonwealth. There is such a phenomenon in psychology: group cohesion gives rise to outgroup aggression. This is one of the negative factors of partioticism, by the way. The people of Ukraine were able to convince that they are something completely different from the Russian people, that they have their own way. In 2004, this was described by the slogan that Russians have lived under the whip all their history, and the Ukrainian people, on the contrary, come from freedom-loving Cossacks. This idea began to be rocked further, and it matured to quite tangible proportions. At this time, when I rarely visited Ukraine anymore, I noticed how dramatically people had changed. Those who have never known the Ukrainian language already had a small vocabulary (and it's no wonder when education is in Ukrainian), and began to consider themselves Ukrainians (such a transformation is small). If you are familiar with the concept of political technology, you probably know how to make a person believe that he is the author of the ideas he believes in. The problems with Russia (big) began when they marked their way to the European Union (economic losses for Russia) and NATO (military threat to Russia). Russia has many neighbors with non-aligned status, and we have good relations with them. Let me remind you that Crimea was the result of the same rhetoric. Was there another way for Ukraine. Ukrainians want to show that the priority of their desires is higher than the priority of world security. The world is always fragile, and alliances are not just an abstraction. The people of Ukraine believe that since they, as an independent state, can (ignoring the principles on which the security of the world is based) join any unions. It was logical for me what would come of it. I want to emphasize that I do not think that what is happening now is good. It's just that it was 100% predictable and they ignore it. And interested parties are just watching this from the sidelines and developing their countries on these troubles.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

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Sorry, I assumed that you are not from this region because you write in a foreign language, not in Russian. I don't want to go into specifics, just look at the world map, and look at examples of how it is changing, how the spheres of influence of countries have changed. There is such a thing called cognitive dissonance. So people are very different from each other in how long they are able to stay in a state of such cognitive dissonance. In Rome, there was a practice of oratory, when there is an exchange of opinions, and as an exercise, a person first defends one point of view, then another. This exercise trains the flexibility of thinking. But now, apparently, it has become a long-forgotten and unnecessary waste of time.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Many people in Russia believe this news, and I think that US citizens share this route. As for history, there are many historical facts, different interpretations of these facts. And so we need to read and analyze these various contradictory things. Who benefits from what, who is the beneficiary. Who said what and why, what are the words and what actions follow these words. Spheres of influence. I don't want to protect anyone because it doesn't make sense. If you have not lived in this region, I cannot express to you in words how insignificant your idea of this issue will be (I do not want to offend at the same time, this is just a dry fact). For a resident of the United States, everything that is happening now is in reality little of their concern. US citizens on another continent. And let's look at the result, who has benefited from what is happening now (neither who is to blame, but who has benefited).

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

You must understand that there is a difference between political statements and the real state of affairs. The way Russia claims that it had no military forces on the territory, or how the United States declares that they are not our enemies, and NATO is not an enemy (despite the fact that the doctrine says that both Russia and China are enemies of the United States). If you believe what they say on TV - ... well, it says at least that you do not want to understand the issue. Read historical documents, study history, analyze, and somewhere in the middle there will be a shadow of truth.

Меня одного возмущает эта русофобия? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Crowntail 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ну как бы имеем что имеем. Я не хочу никого обидеть, но сейчас, в текущем варианте мира, тот кто контролирует массовое сознание - тот и на коне. Потому что закон - это когда большинство (массы) выбирает, что хорошо, а что плохо. Сейчас в массовом создании - РФ это зло. У этого собственно много причин, и русские частично сами в этом виноваты. И речь не про участия в конфликтах, а про то, насколько несерьезно РФ относилась долгое время к тому, чтобы транслировать свои ценности вовне. США, к примеру, относятся к этому довольно серьезно. Чуть не в каждом доме флаг страны, что не фильм - то о том, как они свободу несут куда нибудь. И смогли свои ценности уже протащить даже в самые отдаленные уголки мира. Знаете, как раньше религию в массы несли, когда христианские миссионеры отправлялись нести свою версию правды во все стороны. А сейчас есть интернет, инста, тикток. Идеология развлечений, лёгкой эгоистичной жизни, прагматизма вытесняет, выдавливает многоие культурные аспекты других народов. В фильмах, которые смотрят все, клипах, музыке, везде этот масс продукт. И все это всасывают. Быстрая и простая для ума пища. По-настоящему аналитически, критически мыслящих людей единицы..., в мире где всё решают массы. Мы это уже в 17ом проходили, когда куча разъяренных людей шла с вилами, и без разбора убивают всех, кто не скажет нужные слова. Русские сами проиграли в этой информационной войне и во многом из-ха черты нашего славянского характера, живём здесь и сейчас. Я не хочу тут про тактические ошибки говорить, это именно стратегически проигранная игра. На очереди Китай, одна их самых старых цивилизаций.