Do you really think everyone hate Russians?
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I worked in Russia for 1 year in the city of Omsk. Many of my Russians friends told me the only thing they believe on the news is the weather
Yet they believe Hitler is Jewish and sim games nazis in Ukraine and Ukraine is not a legitimate country? They pick and choose.
It’s about me😁
Даже в прогноз погоды не стоит верить, учитывая как часто эти ребята ошибаются😅
Me too
@@cath_ddiog что он сказал?
Your clips are a breath of fresh air. It’s fascinating to hear the thoughts of ordinary young Russians. In the west we are no longer getting ANY reports of what the Russian population is thinking. The media has largely abandoned reporting from Russia in fear of taking a wrong step and ending up in jail for 15 years. We are only exposed to what your government and Russian TV are saying… which is terrifying. Seeing your videos, the world is not quite as upside down is it might appear. We really are all the same. Hugs from London for the 1420 team, and all those interviewed. You have a new subscriber.
Dude we are not the same. Russians do not fight for freedom. They fight for autocracy and separation from United Nations. Russia thinks they are better than you are, but even worse, believe they have the right to think so. . . . If that is your thoughts, then you cant be in an democratic alliance.
@@mikethk Dude, you’ve just painted 145,000,000 individuals with the same brush.
Are these actually "ordinary" young Russians? What about the poorer young people or people from the village.
@@yoyobasti1 who’s to say that none of these are poorer people from the village. Maybe they are, maybe they aren’t. Yes this is urban Moscow, but the point is that this is a taste of what people are thinking in Russia -- which we are seeing very little of outside of Russia.
Unfortunately it doesn't represent the whole population. People in big cities are more educated and have an access to alternative information so they might think differently. If these type of videos were done in small towns, villages etc, they would show true colours of Russia.
Ask people in the former Soviet union vassal states like Poland.Czechia,Slovakia what they think of Russians.I am pretty sure you will get very rude comments about Russia.
To be honest, the Russians do not care about their negative attitude.
The history is distorted in russian books, they probably don't know what they did to those countries in the past. For example, russians don't teach about how they were alies with nazi germans and invaded Poland in 1939 (molotov ribbentrop pact)
Of course, considering how many horrible things they been through
To be honest they have every right to do so
I do not believe this. people there know it is Putin, not the people. one mad man has done this.
Спасибо огромное за опросы. Сначала мне просто был любопытен ваш канал, а теперь он стал одним из тех немногих, кому могу довериться. Вы как хороший слушатель не судите, предоставляя разные мнения. Мне так легче, даже если позиция не совпадает с моей, т.к. легче сложить в голове общую картину. Ваша работа бесценна.
A good start to stop being brainwashed
@@nikiindzhiev5369 звучит как оскорбление.
@@nikiindzhiev5369 For both sides ;}
Write in a language people understand
@@maspesasmasperras5554 我不明白你剛才說的話
Since February 24 - yeah, I’ve learnt a lot about me and my nation. My former friend from Latvia said “screw you, I don’t need nazi friend” and blah-blah-blah. She didn’t even ask me my opinion about current situation, I was blocked everywhere lol.
Also, I used to spend a lot of time on Reddit. It always seemed like a good digital platform where no one cares about your nationality, race, gender, etc. I gave up on Reddit when I saw many posts like “good Russian - dead Russian” and others similar. I was so shocked and confused. And the most painful thing was that many commentators agreed with this and even joked about it. I get it that these people are minority, but still… I hope that everyone get what they deserve, and all the guilty people will look at the sky through the bars.
@@henk1648 thanks, it’s cute
Sadly Sasaskia there are many people in the world that judge individuals by their nationality only, as if the ordinary people have control over the actions of their government. I have worked in Russia, a friend of mine has a Russian wife, and I can honestly say I have always found Russian people to be friendly and mostly sharing the same human values as we have in the west. The big difference is the control your government has over the population, being more rigid and more punitive than most western countries, such that people are deterred from opposing them even when they disagree with their actions. Do not worry about the people who have blocked you or the anti Russian comments, they are just people who have not yet understood that you as an individual have no influence over your president. I find it amazing that the human race has not yet discovered we are all citizens of the one planet and we should all be working together as one species rather than seeking conflict with one another.
Don’t pay attention to Reddit, everyone there likes to make epic gamer statements from America of all places.
My dear.. I understand you... But I did not invent world with nations, I just have use to it.. And no matter what opinion on Russian politics right now you have, you still should minimally pay little respect to innocent people dying for nothing less, then imaginary big Russian imperium.. It is really sad, how people one day have nationality, and another day have not.. Personally I'm from small country, but in case so called MY nation would commit something like this, I would apologise for what "we" did, and feel shame even in case totality was here and I could not stop it.. Stop crying! There are DEAD people. Let crying for their relatives, and do SOMETHING, even small, mayby just have a courage say not in my name to Internet discussion is better than cry how inconvenient I feel in this situation..
@@pavelkonupek4966 leave me alone. Ukrainians killed my five-year-old cousin and his grandmother. This boy could have turned 13 already. Stop devaluing other people's problems, I know what human death is.
You should've told the guy at [08:09] that his "kent" attempted to visit a state of Czechoslovakia, which, in its turn, ceased to exist in 1993.
@Breaking Point no we are not….
They are still using education books made by USSR, what do u expect?
I don't see anything wrong if these books about math or literature. But if seriously, it's ridiculous to think that this guy really doesn't know that Czechoslovakia no longer exists.
@@wokeaf1337 don't fantasize. As a Russian, I got a facepalm from what this dude said. Ever since school, I knew the modern map of Europe by heart. Graduated from school in 2009.
@@wokeaf1337 Just went and checked out some of books that my sister uses to study. Math textbook was published in 2016, Biology in 2013 and German in 2020. I don't know what history books you use to study, but I guess authors of it forgot to mention that USSR was dissolved 25+ years ago.
I'm russian and i feel russofobia. People are blaming us for something we didn't do, sometimes their words are so cruel that i just want to die...
How?
Well, what russia is doing to the Ukrainian people is evil. It's up to the russian people to fix what's wrong with their country. The rest of the world is getting tired of the russia problem.
You, as a people, are responsible for your government. I don't care whether you want to be or not. There is strength in numbers. If you stand up as a people, you cannot be controlled. Pretending that you must be a victim and have no responsibility for what is happening is simply not true. It's a decision. If you "just want to die," make it count for something, but I think living for something is a much better choice.
@@sherryford667 "Standing up" didn't work for Belarus, it won't work in Russia's case. We fucking tried. Our president election votes were forged, people who protested against the current regime on the streets were locked up, police beat them up. They beat and locked up women and old people and it wasn't fucking pretty, there are videos. Our most vocal representative of opposition (and it seems like the only one) is in jail right now, his case is fabricated. Don't try to act self-righteous if you don't know anything. We can't even help ourselves. Strength in numbers doesn't do anything against a force with weapons and armor. The fucking audacity of you and not only you.
@@sherryford667 How much good would it bring to prisoners in fascist ovens or Indians on their own land (no good)
In Swedish media, in my circle of friends and family and on my job I personally have just encountered a great sadnesses for the Russian and Belarusians peoples lack of democracy and freedom of speech, and a great admiration of the people protesting. There are some people judging a whole nation by Putins actions for sure, but they are limited and usually considered strange. We are very aware of what kind of oppression and conditions Russian and Belarusians are living under and it seems like an awful waste.
Thats what sanctions are: punishing a whole nation by Putin's actions. Dostoevsky has been banned, Russian folks have their properties siezed, athletes banned, Yuri Gagarin's name is being avoided in space exploration circles and even Russian cats are not spared from the sanctions. Russophobia is actually quite prevalent in the West, you just might not have been paying attention.
I don't know who you feel sorry for there, but I'm fine with freedom of speech. I obviously have no less of it than residents of countries where they banned supporting Russia (including the St. George ribbon, which means a lot to those whose relatives fought in World War II. What does this have to do with Russia, I did not understand). I can safely criticize the authorities both in life and on the Internet. Yes, they disperse the rallies. But they are also being dispersed in other countries. We are not deprived, we do not live in North Korea. Don't feel sorry for the Russians just like that.
everyone of them is putin
Ukraine also does not have freedom of speech. You can't post when your city is being shelled. You cannot be subscribed to Russian channels. You cannot speak in favor of Russia and the word - otherwise a prison.
@@jeomirit are you joking? Posting shelling is just giving directions for russia. All the rest is bullshit which proves that you are ork from orkostan(former known as russia)
Hahaha
I've been teaching Russian language in Japan for more than 25 years. This year from April I don't teach and not because I don't want to but because of this war in Ukraine nobody has chosen Russian to study! I know that language has nothing to do with the politics of the government but it is very difficult to persuade people about this because they are taking all this what is happening in Ukraine very emotionally and don't think "straight". I wouldn't call this reluctance to study the Russian language "Russophobia"! And I hope that it all will pass when the war will be over!
I don't hate Russians, I just don't like their leader and his lackeys.
@Maxim Lehmann How much do they pay you at the troll factory?
75% of them support their leader
@Maxim Lehmann clown on earth
@@Martek127 they don't, stop spreading Putin's propoganda he doesn't need your help. If a restaurant owners sets fire to all other restaurants in town is his restaurant really the most popular when it's the only one left? That's Putin
@@Martek127 60% of these 75% are brainwashed
I can never support beatings and bullying to simple Russians leaving abroad despite the fact that I don't support what the Russian government does in Ukraine. How some people believe that those behaviours are ok is beyond sanity.
It’s all Russian propaganda. None if it has actually happened.
As an older American, I think your final sentence explains the outlook of a huge majority of Americans. No sane person accepts bullying or disliking a person because of the country they live in or come from.
ruzzo"phobia" is pretty OK
@Bambim
Bullying a russian person, or any person for where they came from is ok? Please educate yourself on how to be a decent human being
@@bearhugz9650 Humans don't act like animals. Animals act like animals. Animals get the animal treatment. Nationality has nothing to do with it, it's just that the topic is what it is. Most ruzzians support emotionless, animalistic behavior, which makes them [guess what] deserving of [guess what treatment]. Simple as. "pretty OK", because it's not all of them, only as little as 70%, if not counting those who are just passive, mindless drones, not exhibiting any signs of care for other peoples suffering, happening right in front of their noses.
As a lad from Belfast growing up in to troubles...you quickly learn that the media has an agenda my friend. You and your team have quickly highlighted that by being honest, debating in tuneful knowledgeable manner. That gives a curious mind time to comprehend the thoughts that have brought them to a succinct conclusion. Awe inspiring
I know. I was brought up a Catholic, and know how Russians feel. Not every Catholic is a terrorist, which the media paints us.
8:08 - Czechoslovakia doesn't exist and in the Czech republic... 0 cases when "Russian was beaten up".
Nyet, we prefer Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia😆
I visited Czechoslovakia in 2018, no one beat me
@@nemosius wait what, you visited Czech Republic or Slovakia? You know, there is no Czehoslovakia anymore, just like the USSR.
@@nemosius вернулся во времени?
I lost my job in germany because im russian. Boss said it straight to the face.
Very nice. Other must do the same. Go back in Russia.
What I love about this channel is that you ask sensitive questions and let people speaking without judgement. Personally I wish to visit Russia one day, few years ago I was about to do the Trans-Siberian journey by train and the only thing that put me off was the money that I didn't have lol. Peace and love to all of you guys, hate never generate anything good!☮️❤️✌️
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I can neither deny nor confirm the claims of russophobia. All I know is I live in Northern Europe, I do not hate regular Russians and I don’t know anyone who does. However I think it benefits bad people both in the East and in the West to make us believe «the other side» hates us and is out to get us because «luckily» they are here to help :(
I agree, this is always the case during wars, in order to encourage you to kill opponents, if you are told that there are people like you there, you will not be able to induce violence, and if there are non-humans on the other side who want to rape you, rob you, kill you, then this another thing
Them vs us has always been a prolific strategy for justifying violence and antagonism. In any society there are sociopaths, xenophobes and hateful individuals that will take any opportunity to express their need for conflict and those in power know this and will use it in the support of their own agenda. Russophobia is just an umbrella for escalating animosity and rupture between idiologies(western mentality vs eastern mentality). Russian people, in the end, are the only ones that can decide if they want to separate from west and if the eastern ideology fits them more.
@@miloremilore4131 We don't have to choose between west and east. We must find our own ideology that will fit our mentality.
@@Naschira I think that's even better, as long as it is in peaceful terms
@@Naschira tell me has your government and country forgot the invasion of dardanelles peninsula at gallipoli we attacked that some you ROOOOSSSIANS could have a established and secure access point to the black sea BUT YOU FORGOT ALL THAT NOW DID U IVAN
That’s true! Many people hate Russia and Russians in Lithuania but mainly because of the Russian occupation in the past and current aggression towards Ukraine and other countries but as someone who has Russian grandparents, a Russian surname and speaks Russian fluently and grew up in Europe, I never experienced any bullying or Russophobia at school or in general. I live in Norway at the moment and when Norwegians learn about my upbringings, they are rather fascinated and excited.
Edit: The f are you all arguing about? (It seems like someone deleted their reply and now it’s hard to understand the context). Anyways, I just shared my experience of living and growing up in Europe as half-Russian that’s all.
Dont have any problem with Russians living in the west if they dont support Putin and Russian aggression. And I think that is the standard view in EU.
@@gebbygr7932 They will tell you it's not true. Useless to prove
@@gebbygr7932
Russia is the fascist state of 2022. Russism.
@@ludmilacheri5332 Another country to liberate huh?
this is not the reason to break windows of the car of separate people though... that's just a gopnik attitude. which was probably done by lithuanian gopniks... just a huge shame..
How could we ever say we hate anyone. We may hate what some do, the actions they take, the harm and devastation they inflict. We should not hate anyone. We should have love and compassion for all and everything, as we are ALL connected 🙏 ❤
Think most westerners fully understand the people in most countries just want to get on with life the best they can as we all do no matter what country religion or sex. Governments make bad decisions with out really consulting the public.
Какой смысл спрашивать об этом в России? Это нужно спрашивать у русских живущих в «недружественных» странах. Им лучше виднее
Russophobia is as likely as Francophobia and Anti-Americanism. It exists, but it is for Russians not any different then for citizens of any other large country. These kinds of phobia do not exist for citizens of small countries. Did you ever hear of Luxembourgphobia?
And yet, the Russophobic mood is more prevalent in the West than anti-Americanism, etc.
@@Maxx5005 would you say that americanophobia is more prevalent in the east than Russophobia
@@Maxx5005Russia is not a special case regarding country phobias. Even if your government likes you to think that.
@@Maxx5005 And yet, the Anti-Americanism mood is more prevalent in Russia than Russophobia, etc.
@@rjdverbeek yes, you are right about Luxembourgphobia) But as for me personally, i recieve hating messages from abroad, from person i know. Not from my government.
1420 Cheers for doing what you do brother👍 Keep up the good work, mate.
I don't hate... period. Our media has many people hating too, because fear and anger make the ultra rich money. How can I hate every day people? God help all of us ✌️
Russophobia is somekind of exagerated pretext used by him to justify "defensive"(agressive) attitude against the others(ocidentals).
All part of KGB play book to cause divisions
If Putin announces a draft on May 9 a lot of Russians citizens are about to die in Ukraine. Due to this sort of pretext.
well, yes, of course, calls to kill, violence, bullying, threats, this is not Russophobia
Yep Imperial and Racial superiority complex.
NATO is annoying russia.
The question could really only be asked outside Russia, there are some Russians (very very few cases) in the west driving with Z on their cars and this is seen as shocking given the human suffering in Ukraine.
@Maxim Lehmann Putin lies.
@Maxim Lehmann "200 roubles have been transferred to your account"
@Maxim Lehmann you mad bro
@Maxim Lehmann Human suffering began when Eve wanted some apples
@Maxim Lehmann
Human suffering in the Donbas began when the Dwarf Tzar infiltrated the region with illegal combatants to foment conflict and killing. The Dwarf Tzar killed more retired Russian pensioners in Grozny than Chechens. He is evil. Save your soul.
0:58 There have been instances of this, and while obviously we can't say for sure if it was in all cases, in many cases these were cars that the owners had marked with a "Z." People in other countries don't take too kindly to this...
im a Russian american i have had several times where people have called me a communist im not, ive also been cussed out a lot recently because of the Ukraine stuff going on i don't support russia but people just hear that i am russian and immediately jump to conclusions
Lmao your name tho
Then move to Russia!
Чел ты комунист
@@jozefgoethals6867 why then?!
Читаешь комменты иностранцев и понимаешь, что ты для них просто орк. Мы не животные, а такие же люди, как и вы.
Но когда орк приобретает гражданство Израиля или Швейцарии, или любой другой страны, то сразу чудесным образом становится "цивилизованным" человеком!:))
@@zhaunju и еще говорите что мы нацисты
Главное помнить что не все такого мнения. Привет с Украины)
По другому и не скажешь. Главное нам научится отвечать этим тварям : «ну и что ?»
Сила сми, что уж поделать. Когда дела ухудшается и война все ближе и ближе, они очеловечивают людей что бы легче их уничтожать, фашисты, орки, укропы, и т. д. Просто зомбируют людей, таковы уж реали.
Часто смотрю видео и с огромной печалью читаю комментарии иностранцев. С таким подходом нам никогда не построить мир, ибо это будет бесконечная война. До тех пор пока люди не поймут, что мы все одинаковые….
Мы для них всегда были и будем недолюдьми. Вся эта ситуация сняла маски с фальшивыми улыбочками с их лиц, теперь они высказываются о нас честно.
Let’s stop bombing and invading Ucraine, let’s stop think that other nations doesn’t exist, let’s stop making tv shows about bombing Europe with Nukes, after that nobody will hate you or will be scared of you ( except Ucranians probably).
@@anfiscka if you bothered to learn more about history, not only from russian propaganda history books, you wiuld know why we have this attitude: invasion of Poland by Russia in 1939, Katyń massacre, invasion of Hungary in 1956, invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, etc. Russia never apologised for this.
@@user-lm3qv6wx9k that’s not true, I liked Russian culture and I like it even now, and I think (most of )Russians are still kind, as an Italian I can tell you that during the fascist era everyone in other European countries judged us negatively, but after the world war 2 the people start to see as normal people once again, I think now Russia is living in its own fascist era, and all Europe is rightly worried about that. It’s not really about you as single person.
@@anfiscka ну так а как можно относиться к людям и населению страны, где 80% поддерживают геноцид Украины? Русские ожидали, что им все сочувствовать будут? Напасть в 5 утра, не объявляя о войне - это настолько низко, насколько возможно. В 21-м веке вести себя, как Варвары
I wonder if sometimes people say they hate Russians/Russia because it is a form of shorthand imprecise use of language, when what they really mean is they hate the things Russia(as a government entity) are doing, or don't understand the seeming passivity of the people over those things. Often when people are frustrated and feel powerless, as many of us do, watching the WAR in Ukraine, they express those emotions with imprecise language. I don't feel Russophobia, as I see people as individuals, but I do hate what the Russian government is doing.
By the Russians not speaking up about it, they are allowing the innocent woman and children to be raped and then murdered.
The war in Ukraine is not their first rodeo though. It's hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years of rodeos. It tends to take a tall on the ridden bull eventually, you know?
AMEN!!! WE DON'T HATE RUSSIANS IN GENERAL, WE HATE VLADOLF PUTLER AND ALL HIS PASSIVE AND ESPECIALLY ACTIVE ENABLERS!!! SLAVA UKRAINI FROM GERMANY!!!
@@daenerysmax6267 nearly every single country attacked some other country. USA history is very bloody, all of Europe is extremely violent and messy history.
As for the Ukrainian conflict, I don't understand immorality of people (or ignorance that they don't even know?) to erase war in Donbas. Is Ukraine peaceful to you?
@@kolomentseva you are our common enemy, so everything is forgiven for the Ukrainians. Also, while the world is full of atrocities, you never learned from them, never recognised them, always think of yourselves as victims and you are a threatning world superpower. Yes, there are worse countries than yours, but they are not at my borders. Also, those worse countries are third world countries, not one which pretends to be civilised. The veneer of civilisation gets washed off quickly from many Russians.
Oh, I don't know if someone saw my comment or not, since I rarely write comments myself. But, I am very saddened by what is happening in Russia. I am Azerbaijani, but I was born and live in Russia. I see the letter Z painted on the buses. It really hurts me to see this. I want to move out of this country when I turn 18. But I would also like to add that the war is supported by people who are 40+ years old and they believe TV. My generation is against it, I stopped believing in the future of this country from the rally for Navalny. When he was illegally imprisoned!
you ran away from Azerbaijan because your country attacked Armenia? no luck for you.
@@ilonochkaya I didn't understand a little what you wrote, but I know about the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia. I have lived in Russia all my life and my best friend is Armenian, I am always against war. Or what did you want to tell me? My uncle died in this war, but I'm not saying that all Armenians are bad. This is a war, there are always victims. And my grandfather unfortunately turned out to be one of them. But I have nothing against the Armenians themselves
I think the kid saying that his friends were beaten up in Poland and “Czechoslovakia” is making it up. I’m Czech and there’s plenty of Russians living here with no issues. Of course, incidents may happen but it would be big coincident what he is describing (a friend of his beaten up in 2 countries because of nationality).
Both guys didn't have any direct experience of russophobia.
ну это только твои домыслы, ты там не был
Of course he is making it up. Czechoslovakia doesn’t even exist:)
Most likely they were simply beaten by the Ukrainians, that's all. You have even more of them.
@@Lapa_mm So either the translation is wrong or the guy contradicted himself. He was asked if he had experienced russophobia and he said, yes of course and then he related what happened to HIS FRIEND in another country. So, of course, he hasn't experienced any russophobia himself.
8:09 If one speaks of Czechoslovakia 30 years after the split .... it says a lot.
It is ignorant and immature to attack a person from another country whose government has attained a bad reputation. In years past, Americans abroad have been ostracized because of American “imperialism” and other sins, real or imagined. So Russian nationals living outside Russia should not feel alone.
I am strongly opposed to Mr. Putin’s “special military operation,” but it’s very clear that there is far from unanimous support for the operation even within Russia. Through 1420, you are doing excellent work in showing your fellow Russian citizens to be decent, normal and peace-loving people. Anyone with “Russiaphobia” has obviously not been watching your channel. Eli from Russia and Niki Proshin are other good channels to watch. You should all get a Nobel Peace Prize!
Hi. Basicaly I agree with you. Sure. But As I watch this channel, one thing came in my mind. There is a lot of People saying "I'm apolitical" etc.... I know they may a fear consequences, but anyway.... Adolf Hitler used the same "justification" as official Russian leadership to také my country" We also were acussed of Germanofobia etc... Unbelievable similarity. History repeats. And when He succesfuly occupied Czechoslovakia, He scored over 90 percent support from Germans in elections.... I really Wonder, what is behind words" I am apolitical". Individua is individua, but you are part of nation too.. IT is Just fact..
Simply: does simple fact, that you are Russian mean you are bad? NO. Does the fact you are Russian mean, you should feel responsibility for your leadership? YES. Putin was not elected by no others than Russians and if in your name war atrocities are made, to say " I'm apolitical" Just smells badly..
So, it`s mature and well documented to think that russians do non know what is happening in Ukraina? Do you know that 88% of them support Putin invasion?
Steven
Putin has massive support of his population ‼
not from this young people shown by the 2 vloggers you named, who, by the way don't really condemn themselves in any way their leaders actions, wars, aggressions , propaganda etc...
So , how not dislike these supporters of a paranoid dictator??
As for the oligarchs..same..
made tons of stolen money...and come buying our castels, villas, properties on the French Riviera for ex. since the 90 s...
Can we appreciate this horrible kgb MAFIA ? Still present nowadays..
@@pavelkonupek4966 Many people in Russia are simply not interested in politics. They have some other interests and goals to which they will devote their time with great pleasure than politics. And when they are asked something about politics, they simply cannot answer anything because they really do not know anything. And they simply answer that they are apolitical. Why in Russia people are not very interested in politics, I don’t know for sure. Perhaps this is because in Russia, ordinary people have never had a choice. And so developed a lack of interest in what does not depend on you. It might not be right, but that's the way it is.
I just recently found this channel but thank you so much for uploading this - kinda restored my faith in 🇷🇺 to see that especially young urban russians seem to be quite resistent to the masses of propaganda they are exposed to rn. Nothing but respect for these people, hope they are all fine :)
no they're not, they are lazy, passive and complicit to a regime that is destroying peace in Europe
Thank you ❤️🩹
We, young russian people against government action. I love all humanity 🌍🌎☮️
This is Russophobia th-cam.com/video/gXzkHG9irxM/w-d-xo.html
@@babysnaked аgree with you
That's it. This is the middle class, which is far from the golden mean of interest. These are the people who live at the expense of small towns, ancient Russian historical cities.
To the girl who said people think they chose the evil government, while some might, most do not. Most current major governments have not been chose by the people. We absolutely realize you are in the same boat we are in.
Thank you 1420. Your video's show us here in the USA, that the Russian citizens are very much like us. We don't hate Russians we hate they're government.
And most people in the world hate the American government - so not such a big difference.
I'm russian. We hate our government too. Thank you ❤️🩹
@@aleong.9566 I hate my American government as well. I only follow God's rule !
@@babysnaked говори за себя
I wonder how anyone manages to get beaten up in Czechoslovakia these days :-)
Phobia is an irrational fear of something or someone. I don't think it's irrational to fear russia or russians
Don't dirty your pants, sweety.
@@user-gh4ne9lt6j Strange coming from a Russian. Russians should learn to use toilets!
why would you rationally fear a russian? nazi?
Some people rationalize fearing PoC or gay people because of certain personal beliefs of such 'rational' people. To fear a certain nation is just the same.
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only 2% of Ukrainians who voted, voted for the far right but Putin is happy to say the country is ruled by Nazis, at what point do we say the ideology and level of indoctrination IS at a point where a nations citizens should be feared or isolated
I don't think your friend was in czechoslovakia, hombre, it's been like 30 years since it doesn' t exist...
Explains a bit about russian state of mind, isn't it?
@@leonsemi-professional6981 How is it?
Regardless of where you are from, there will always exist some form of dislike/hatred for somebody from another country or place. It existed before the war and will continue after it, plus I feel the 'hate' will generally be against the countries government, not their people.
Лол, американские СМИ обвинили русский народ в мировой войне, ты о чём?
But it tends to be expressed against the people as usually people can't do much about the government. This is especially prominent in wartime where it just gets worse.
I personally feel deeply disgusted that someones army is bombing non stop civilians and hospitals in Europe. For 2 months in a row. Deeply disgusting...
Я лично испытываю глубокое отвращение к тем кто верит каждому слову своих СМИ и уже два месяца не может просто проанализировать ситуацию и сделать вывод. А правда в том что бомбят их ВСУ, а не ВСРФ.
As an American, we’re pretty well adjusted to the world hating us for breathing. Welcome to the club. May you enjoy your stay.
yep, till they need our military or weapons lol.
My country likes Americans;)
In fact, we have been in this club since the time when Tsar Ivan the "Terrible" was in Russia. Simply put, we don't care what others think of us. But we are always happy to greet those who have a good attitude towards Russia and the Russian people.
are you sure that Americaphobia is real while America has the biggest influence on the West world? it's just a question without anger, as i'm Russian living in different information field, so i may not know something
@@mikomiko762 what country is that. I want to make a note.
I find many Russians in these videos very reflective and intelligent. It's really a relief to see that. It's a real shame that we can't just have peace in Europe. Actually, I always wanted to go to St. Petersburg, my girlfriend even studied slavistics with a major in Russian. Currently, the relationship with Russia is severely disturbed. Really sad.
Oh Come, it's cool here, I think you would like it with us, we are happy to have guests
@@daark1799 I have due fear that I might get problems. Have the last few weeks relatively often demonstrated in front of the Russian Consulate General for peace. Was sometimes because of it also insulted. Besides, there are many cameras. Am sure on any recordings on it. Today with facial recognition, this is perhaps a real problem when entering the country?
@@daark1799 I also look a bit Caucasian or Asian. So not typical German. I think my ancestors originally come partly from this region. Aren't there also problems with racism?
@@leobm27 Hi, I will answer this question in detail.
I know it's fashionable now to say that Russia is a fascist state, we are nazis and racists, but ordinary Russian people hate nazism and racism. And it doesn't matter where: Moscow, St. Petersburg or the province. That is why some people in Russia approve of the "special operation" - they believe that if it is a fight against the nazis, then it is good. So the government just takes advantage of their hatred of the nazis. They also hate russian nazis, so absotutely no nazism and racism, it is a BIG NONO. Of course, in any country there are weirdos, but I've never met them in my life. You definitely wont have any problems because of your appearance, because we constantly see people with such appearance around, Russia is a very multinational country, and Russians are not only white slavs, we're a very mixed people(for example, I'm slav-adyghe). I'm sure, no one will even understand that you are not local until you speak up.
If you have a problem, people around you will be happy to help a foreigner. The guy above correctly said that we really love guests.
But I really wouldn't recommend you make your trip right now. The situation is too tense, people are also tense. They will not treat you badly, but many feel tense because they think that the sanctions are a manifestation of aggression from Europe. Well, the Americans did not receive any sanctions for many invasions from their side, why then did they impose sanctions on ordinary russian people
? The sanctions are really aimed at ordinary people, I just don't want to lengthen an already long message(a ban on the supply of medical equipment, the exclusion of our doctors from the community of oncologists, the refusal to treat russian children and many more. Even I lost my only source of income when ALL sites I worked with banned me because I am a russian fine artist). Ah, and we're expesting to hear from foreigners that we are guilty for not overthrowing Putin or something like this, we're SO, EXTREMLY tired of this. Again, I didn't notice the americans overthrew their government, but nobody blames them(we don't blame them too) because everyone understands that as a normal people americans just don't want to have anything with politics, they just want to eat well, work, take care of the family, BBQ on weekends.
So I don't recommend you to travel right now, everyone expects to hear blaming from foreigners, blaming our coutry(we love our country very much).
If there is some problem with the cameras, then you just won't get a visa, but I think it's unlikely. In addition, I do not recommend you to go to the demonstration here. Not because there is no freedom of speech here(although you may also have problems, as unauthorized actions often end up in the police), but because we REALLY don't like demonstrations (they often organize pogroms), it makes us very nervous. Protests do not work here (well, I'm not sure if they really work in the rest of the world either), so citizens are simply annoyed by this senseless activity and tension, the possibility of pogroms.
Also now there are problems with payment in Russia, your Visa/Mastercard wont work here, so the only way out is to take cash.
"very reflective and intelligent" lol
which video? I've seen maybe 50
8:08 "I have a buddy who went to Czechoslovakia"
Did your buddy also have a time machine?? Czechoslovakia has not existed for nearly 30 years lol.
Guy talking about Czechoslovakia at 8:14 ........ Man that is gone since 1992
Yep, his story is probably fake. We are a small country so it is easy to check if such incident happened or not and there are no police records in the last years or reports from the newspapers.
The irony is it seems some in Russia have Westophobia and Ameriphobia which is the true basis of Russophobia. It's basically just calling the kettle black. Russophobia may have been a thing in the west in the 1950's but now it seems Russia is being judged by its invasion of its neighbors and nationalists in Russia use Russophobia as justification for those invasions.
@@11liliko Whataboutism...can you deal with discussing Russia? Seems not. I don't agree with everything the US does either yet throwing every conflict at the wall as if they're the equivalent of Russia invading Ukraine is childish and ignores reality.
@@11liliko Ha, a Russian black kettle!
Don't confuse anticommunism then with russophobia.now. Two different things.
@@11liliko Forever a childish victim. My gawd - give that predictable BS up. It ain’t working for you.
@@11liliko those countries were horrific dictatorships. WE are tired of your dictatorship, Russia.
I am from Hungary and a lot of people love Russia here.
The world changes. Most Hungarians hated Russia when I visited in 1967. Not sure why Hungarians would love Russia now.
Shocker
Yea, hungary got a lot of people who support the war criminal putin, including your elected president and career criminal Orban.
Everyone knows, which is why hungarophobia and serbophobia justifyingly is next on the agenda.
@@istvanglock7445 Because Orban uses the same methods of removing democracy, free press, human rights and using propaganda to brainwash people. Its sucessful. They forgot history completely.
The most horrible Russophobia thing that I experienced was when I looked trough the stories in Instagram and saw a post from the artist whose works I really enjoyed. I’ve never heard that many harsh words and wishes of de@th. In replies there were so many people who joined saying sh*t about us. That day I saw lots of posts stories and comments like that. I as Russian can do nothing about the situation which terrifies all of us these days but I can’t understand why do I have to listen to this kind off staff and just let it go ?? why can’t I defend myself ?? still can’t get it. thankfully I live in a city which is not as huge as Moscow or St. Petersburg and I haven’t seen any disrespectful actions toward Russians outside but yeah. This situation will be forever in my mind
А кто писал это?
Yes you can do loads of things. The first one is to care for yourself and run as fast as you can, as long as it‘s possibile.
Please l stop these Russians claiming to be victims also support Putin believe Russian Propaganda , nazis, sims games and support annexation of Ukraine and Crimea and the war. Then they are surprised people are disgusted with Russians attitudes towards the “west”
@@Sunshine-un5ww you also should stop thinking that the whole nation thinks that the war is the appropriate solution in this case and maybe then you’ll see not only “greedy victims”
because you can't pick and choose. If you can use your voice to speak against russophobia, then you can use your voice to speak against your own government. The fact that you choose to complain about this when Ukrainians are literally dying from your soldiers, most of them regular russian citizens drafted into war, says a lot.
We ❤️ Russians 🇺🇸! The world doesn’t like Putin.
❤️ Americans 🇷🇺 you always fascinate me
As an American, I can say that I have no Russophobia. I actually fear FOR the Russian people for being lied to by their government and for the transcripted soldiers who were forced to fight in Ukraine. 10,000+ Russian soldiers dead is irresponsibly on the government’s fault. I do have a horrendous case of Putinphobia. Even still having this condition I still wish him no ill will, just for him to live out his life in a padded cell or with absolutely no more power over the Russian people. There are so many people in this video who share the views of the rest of the world. It is sad that a few people can cause grief to Russian people because of misplaced anger thwart their leader.
Last month I asked my ffxiv friend from France about rusophobia and how he feels about it, his opinion was his own feelings towards situation mostly but one thing that actually surprised me is his rational perspective on it. Nothing warms up dangerous nationalism and nazism in country as hatred of the rest of world towards that said country, and thankfully most of people understand this in 21 centry, he said.
We live in 21st centure btw.
@@Delije_4 yeah lol
and in the end, how does he relate to Russia and the people of Russia?
@@Maxx5005 well, he was in Russia few times actually, last time in 2021 when I invited him, so he said almost same thing he said few times before, he likes people here but thinks that in general russians has old fashioned mindset, in many ways bc of our goverment directions, and thats a big problem, he thinks ( but I'm not fully agree on it, personaly). 'Good folks but kinda lost in time' he said something like that once.
@@verar2247 "old fashioned mindset"? what does it mean?
I certainly don’t hate Russians but I’m not impressed with so many (not all) only caring for their own wellbeing and being so flippant about Ukraine. Also many seem lazy and passive about politics (so many interviews ‘I’m apolitical’..). Without young people taking an interest in what is happening and looking past their state tv the country will continue to go backwards as they are doing.🙁
as Russian I'm not impressed with that people too and I'm still shocked how many people support that shit. also almost 4 million people has left the country in this 3 months and that people where the one who don't support putin at all. there are still many people who state against this regime but, actually, yes, it seems to me that russians mostly okay with this whole situation and that's an embarrassment. I always thought that my generation (I'm 19) can change something in this old system but now I see how people.of my age support this and- wow we have a lot work to do
The “I’m apolitical” answer is a defense mechanism.
You are right! But I think this phenomenon comes down to 🇷🇺's history and the very bad experiences even the young people have had with politics. From their perspective this is how 🇷🇺 always was and always will be, there is no alternative. For many of us it seems natural to criticise our governments and be very political because we know that change is possible - for russians nothing really changed for hundreds of years. They still live in some form of 'tsarist' empire with a dictator who can do whatever he wants, a poor standard of living and very limited personal freedoms. Consequently many Russians think that after Putin, there will just be another one of his kind - so why even bother and risk your life or career for trying to change sth that noone could change until today
yes correct.
@sophie thats so refreshing to hear!! - God bless you!
It's so sad to read the comments of narrow-minded people who still haven't learned to separate the government and ordinary people.
For some reason, Americans are not disliked and are not blamed for Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Iraq, Afghanistan...
So much hypocrisy and toxicity
But of course there are adequate comments too, thank u for them
Печально читать комментарии недалёких людей, которые до сих пор не научились разделять правительство и обычный народ
Почему-то американцев не недолюбливают и не сваливают всю вину на них за Хиросиму и Нагасаки, Ирак, Афганистан
Столько лицемерия и токсичности, бе
Но есть конечно и адекватные комментарии, спасибо за них
It appears you still haven't learned that you cannot entirely separate a government from its people. A government is an expression of the people it purports to represent. The Russian government expresses the political apathy of the Russian people. If a people are apathetic towards politics, then they are giving permission to their government to do whatever it wants.
Americans are not blamed for Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and perhaps not for Afghanistan, because there were good reasons for those actions. They are blamed for Iraq because, just like Russians with Ukraine, they swallowed their government's explanations when they should have known better.
Personally I'm not scared of Russians. I've always had a huge interest in Russia and it's culture, as I'm refusing to believe that all Russians are cold and hard.
It's more the politics that I'm scared of. But, I have that in every country. A lot of political leaders are not treating their civilians well. Some more than others.
If I would meet a Russian in real life I'd like to have a nice chat and maybe become friends if we get along! 😀
Me too i was always looking on google maps for interesting places in Russia and i really want to go there but now its not possible cause my country is blacklisted.
Peace
@@BigBodyBiggolo That's awesome! What places are you drawn too?
@@DiPaTravelVlogs for some reason i have this deep interest into siberia, yakutsk and the city Vladivostok always draws me over and over again.
I really wish i could go there
@@BigBodyBiggolo Me too! 😀 Moscow and St. Petersburg aren't so much of my favourites (maybe for a day or two), but the far east and the North get me all excited.
Do you watch Eli from Russia? She just made a travel series of the Arctic parts of Russia. Also Oymyakon and Yakutia. Super fun to watch. 😊
@@DiPaTravelVlogs yeah ive seen some of her videos, the north sounds really interesting too, i love the idea that its barely mapped and stretches in forever.
Did you know the Navajo native american tribe and the siberian Ket people are from the same language family?
I would also love to visit lake Baikal.
Its such a shame the world can be such a dangerous place.
I love Russians.
They are negative about what you do, not who you are.
You are, what you do. Actions speak louder than words. Putin's approval rating is getting higher and higher. I am not surprised that much of the world sees Russians with very different eyes today.
Yeah-yeah, the girl who studied in a freaking foreign country and got bullied is doing war. Of course. Oligophren
Czechoslovakia? how old is his buddy? :D
Phobia or fear is not to be confused with hatred or disgust.
Слово Гомофобия тоже превратилось в другое ро смыслу слово
That’s why Jews are lucky to use the term anti semitism because it encapsulate both fear and hate
What people might feel towards russians is not a fear but more hatred and disgust....Slava Ukraini!
@@beatawlodarczyk3405 I’m Bosnian I will tell you we Slavic people do horrible things to each other. I’m not happy that some of us Bosnians and Croatians joined the Nazis and persecuted Serbs. But that is no excuse for Serbs to commit genocide in the 90s. When I see the war in Ukraine it is the exact same thing. I got videos of both Russian and Ukrainian soldiers doing horrible things to civilians.
@@beatawlodarczyk3405 Судя по фамилии вы из Пльши? Если так то не понимаю почему ты используешь лозунг Слава Украине который использовала ОУН УПА которая резала Поляков в Украине
I don't think the world hates Russia. As an ordinary French, I do love Russia, it's History, culture (littérature,music...), Its so beautiful language that I learned for 2 years in high school and of course the russian people.
But of course, I can just be totally against Russia's dictator internal and foreign policy, the permanent threats on Russia's neighbours and this criminal and stupid invasion of Ukraine (and Georgia in 2008).
Russia and the rest of Europe would much happier and safer without Putin.
Amitiés depuis la France !
Ну слушай не путай войну в Украине и войну против Грузии. Грузия сама напала первой на Российских миротворцев
Please do not teach us about life, we will figure out how to be ourselves. Thank you and greetings from Russia.
in fact, Georgia was the first to attack, and also wanted to join NATO. we ourselves know our history and how constantly the United States puts pressure on Russia. you didn’t even know that a civil war has been going on in Ukraine for 8 years
@ECarson The OSCE has officially declared Georgia guilty.
@@AmonRa-z8w да им без разницы! "Россия" услышали, и всё. Вряд ли многие из комментирующих тут вдаются в историю конфликтов. Здесь через одного: "А что помнить 1945?? Это давно было!! " О чем говорить. Ну просто интересно прочитать мнения. Печалька.(
The negativity and sorrow millions of us feel concerns the Great Complacency and apparent helplessness of the Russian People to independently think and act in response to the genocide in Ukraine , which is being ordered from their President and carried out by the horrific executions, rapes and murderous acts of their countrymen.
Name at least one war without war crimes. those who do them should be condemned. what about war crimes by the other side? can they?
where is the genocide? I think you do not understand the meaning of this word
@@daark1799 How does any of that justify what's happening now? The genocide is occurring right now, during Russia's illegal war in Ukraine, with the deliberate targeting of civilians, the mass rapes, the kidnapping of children and elected officials etc etc. If you don't believe me look it up yourself, if your country lets you, the UN have been debating Russian war crimes this week.
@@daark1799 speach of putin, articles at ria novosti and quotes of some deputies about ukraine should not exist and after mass killings of ukrainian civilians. It looks pretty much like genocide to me. You also can google the word if you dont know what it means and then check internationaly acknowledged facts about this war
Ukrinian millitaries may do war crimes and they will be condemned, but they do it on their land to the militaries on the other side. Russian army is trying to conquer land of other country and killing and raping civilians at their homes.
Feel the difference?
😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐
Read the comments. There is PLENTY of Russophobia in them. You don't have to ask people in the streets of Russia:)
About 5 people wrote to me at the end of February from different countries and wrote about how they wanted to kill me. They wanted me to die in my Russia. Our sport is banned, although athletes are certainly not to blame and have worked all their lives to perform. Everything is not as rosy as they write in the comments. This clearly needs to be asked in other countries, not from Russians.
@@alind1648 These people only said they want to do it, but your countryman are actually doing it! So stop crying crocodile tears...
@UCLEf-4DYfssE_pvHn35KyjA Yes! Death threats is a reasonable response. Stop crying crocodile tears. Your country man just bombed a school with 60 people in it!
@@alind1648 They are banned not because they are hated or unliked. They are banned because nobody in the West wants to compete with them. They don't want to compete because Western societies don't want their sportsmen to compete with Russian sportsmen. So they (generally international sports organizations) have a choice: ban 1 country or ban at least 50-60. The choice is obvious. This is especially true for team sports, in individual sports it's not so plain and obvious. I don't understand what is so hard to comprehend. We don't want our sportsmen and people in other fields of life cooperate or compete with country ruled by mafia with mafia members enjoying their dinner or supper with a TV program of their sportsmen competing internationally as a break from usual day of murdering civilians and destroying lives of millions of other people . Sorry if it also affects average Russians. It's more or like the same as with economic sanctions.
@@anti-emo4721 Do you think he should start doing this in life? and then you can start lito tears? So?
Years ago I visited the GDR as a West German student. There was no information about society in the GDR and I was surprised that the young people thought the same way we did. When I watch Channel 1420 today, I also notice that there are often no differences - perhaps somewhat influenced by the media - here as in Russia. I hope that peace will return and that we will realise that there is a difference between the politics of a country and the richness of the culture and the soul of a people - unfortunately, the politicians have the power over war or peace
Greetings from Germany
I like how all these Russians who talked gave well thought and meditated answers.
Your question trigger very well good, good journalism man, really genius move as always
your people are probably wonderful, but the politics from the tsarist times is aggressive and evokes negative emotions in the world
Tsarist times? Ended in 1917, how the fck that can do something(especially "emotions", especially in the world) through more than 100 years?
Have a little look at how many lives capitalism claims each year, it usurps anything. Russia has a tiny elite who are destroying and thieving from the people in video. Exactly, the same as the west. However, were free to speak our mind and elections are fair and nit rigged despite assholes like Trump saying otherwise.
@@shtein4476 Because it never ended. Russia has been an aggressive dictatorship, a colonial empire for hundreds of years. All the countries where this so-called 'Russophobia' happens were countries where many people suffered and died because of Russia.
@@shtein4476 do you know that after the tsarist times there was Lenin, Stalin, Beria, and now there is Putin? they weren't angels
@@shtein4476 У русских другое восприятие истории для нас победные войны прошлого ощущаются будто они были вчера
Where is this esplanade where you interview people? It reminds me a lot of Helsinki. Before the invasion of Ukraine, I was interested in visiting St. Petersburg. Now, I'm not sure when I can, unfortunately.
As an American I toured St. P a few years ago. I was treated lovely by all and enjoyed my visit. Doubt I would ever go back now. It's not the people its the government/politics.
From Serbia: only Nato countries and it's puppets hate you (about 30 countries). Most of the world (about 155 countries) like you or is neutral.
People here in Serbia like russians, we like both russians and ukrainians.
8:09 Czechoslovakia was dissolved in 1992 🤣🤣🤣
Russophobia is a good reason to join NATO. It isn't fun to be alone if lovely special Vlad chooses to start another "special operation" to your country. Anything can be expected from him.
I prefer to call it Russorealism.
Russophobia saves lives!
@@Spanish_Patriot that's a better term actually!
Perhaps it is very far-sighted to join an organization whose hegemony will be destroyed already in this decade. xD
@@dupapek If it gives protection against an unpredictable madman then it is well worth it, I don't give a sh*t about having hegemony.
To the one boy near the end, your Ukrainian friend who experienced prejudice in Poland is not Russian and Czechoslovakia does not exist.
We need to be prepared for what's coming tomorrow May 9th....
As a german this is the first time i hear russophobia 😅 i think when russia startet to kill thousands than we have a phobia of this. Seems clear to me. I have a naighbour from Ural... i like him. No Phobia
@@zaboybagoi8636 do you really expect us to distinguish between different types of steppe people?
@@zaboybagoi8636 Вы не правы, там 70% Русских проживает, из 144 милионнов Русских 120 миллионов нас действительно очень много, в то время как остальные нации не более 1% каждой
I've always respected the Russians and had good experiences among the Russians I've personally met. I think that would be true of most Americans, really. The media and political machine is out of our control. Americans want peace and cooperation with the world, but our government isn't run for our behalf. While normal people have a voice here, it's just suppressed by much, much louder, and mostly corporate voices.
I'm from Czech Republic. It is not true that we hate the Russians. But I would definitely not call them favorites in countries like the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia. It is understandable. We have a bad experience with Russia. At the same time, the behavior of people from Russia (especially the elderly) in the Czech Republic is often very arrogant. That doesn't help much.
Russian bearded guy with sunglasses is correct. The world loves him since just from seeing him, I started to love him too.
8:09 is this guy living in past?
that and he is clearly lying...avoids eyes contact and touches his chin mutliple times...
That was filmed near shop called Красное&Белое(Red&White, alcomarket), i think there is no question about his intellect.(Im not against alco, but truly this dude looks like not really smart guy)
I think it's just a small number of people who show that behaviour and, as one guy said in the video, more likely to happen on internet than in real life. To hate a all group of people for what few have done is always stupid and it brings problems to everybody.
Well, there are plenty of such things on the Internet, by the way. But in fact, it is very sobering, my attitude towards Europeans in general has changed a lot.
why would we want russians living here if they can be "saved" by putin any time?
A few soldiers?
As a Russian that has been living abroad for many years and travelled a lot, there is hatered for many types of people, from various countries - there are always some individuals that are shit people and hate on foreign people for no reason, or gay people, or religious people, trans people. The older generation was probably more nationalistic than people 30 and ynder generally are today, so the feelings towards Russian people I experienced are generally pretty neutral.
Where I live, people aren't too positive about people from Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Romania. People aren't attacking them though - that would be illegal
А поляков за что 😳
@@iiiii2673 Because a lot of them are travelling to work here and dping a poor job due to purchased diplomas, rather than actual education. Also, swearing all the time, and disrespecting people's property (working on houses and smoking inside, not cleaning after themselves, damaging property). In general, they move here to renovate houses, and they often have their own company that has warantees, but they just earn some money, maybe don't finish their work, declare themselves bankrupt and leave. Somehow Polish people think that people here have a lot of money, which isn't true, but because they think so, they don't seem to feel bad for doing a poor job and ripping people off. It has hurt the reputation of other Polish people living here
@@lollsazz офигеть ёмаё
Спасибо, что-ли..
Теперь буду знать 😅
For no reason? Yea, there are some people who hate some people for no reasons, but there IS A REASON why people hate russians.
What a nonsense. I am from one of these 4 countries you mentioned and never experienced any negative reactions abroad. I lived in Germany and UK and travelled a lot. People from these 4 countries are kind, hard working and known from their hospitality and high cultural identity which is appreciated in Western countries. People of the world appreciate their culture, love visiting their towns like Prague, Krakow, Riga, Transylvania region...
I noticed that even for Russians who live abroad(Europe, US) is extremely difficult to admit that this war is wrong. What do you expect then from the Western civilised world you like so much to think about you?
Where I come from (Belfast) some places have had instances of xenophobia directed towards almost everybody not local including all the peoples of eastern Europe. Indeed, my family invited a work colleague from Hungary to come and live with my family without charge so that he could escape the intimidation he was suffering. This kind of thing happens everywhere. It's like how Ukrainians were called Nazi's, well it isn't true and in fact the neo Nazi phenomenon exists all across Europe as a very small minority of extremists but this is not cause for a whole nation to be condemned, it is a nonsense as it so to condemn all Russians as 'Orcs'.
*You, dear, are another victim of Western propaganda, and you are sure that the war in Ukraine began in 2022, but our media forgot to tell you that the war in Ukraine began in 2014, when the Ukrainian Nazis banned 40% of ethnic Russians from speaking and studying in their native language, and when Crimea and Donbass disagreed with this they began to kill them, you know the fate of the Crimea, Russia stood up for him, and in the Donbas since 2014, Ukrainian Nazis have been killing people on ethnic grounds!*
@@UltraTotenkopf At no point did I state the war in Ukraine began in the year 2022, I have no idea where you got this from. I'm also acutely aware Russia sent agitators to the Donbass to instigate what went on in 2014, I know they've been covertly funnelling personnel into the region since 2014, I also know they've been moving heavy ordinance over the Russian border to be used against Ukrainians until depletion before quickly retreating back into Russia again. See, here's the thing.... You Russians? You know nothing of dirty warfare, you are at best amateurs in this regard. MI5, MI6 and the CIA, they are experts at foul play, the Brits are as dirty as dirty can possibly be, they wrote the book on it and my people lived through the effects of it. I know all the tricks, I've seen them all before, long before 2014 and believe me, I am far from impressed.
@@NoelCraigNI *You are poorly informed, Russia has been at war with England for centuries since the time of Ivan the Terrible, and there was a war directly between Russia and Great Britain once, well, unless of course you count how our football ultras fucked them in Marseille!)))*
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Coming from Romania, I m grateful our parents and grandparents had a revolution to abolish communism and one famous message they had was "our children will be free". A few years after the revolution I was born and when I see the Russian people I understand how much freedom matters for a human being. It s easy for me to judge on regular russians because you don't fight for your freedom ,but you weren't born free ,like I was ,and that s all you ve known but I have hope that one day your people ,too , will say "our children will be free". Good luck and be brave !
I think this is nonsense, I was born in Russia and I'm free, I don't understand where you got this
@@daark1799 sure. If you can go outside in your local square and write on a piece of paper "war is bad" and not get arrested and fined call me.actually ,let me raise you , just go with an empty piece of paper instead and not get arrested.
@@al1999 we have different freedom with you)
@@edddddddddddd how you love this theme! Unauthorized rallies are prohibited by law. is that all you can bring? yes, I think it's wrong.
@@daark1799 Great, stay where you were born and don't take freedom away from the others. They choose not to have anything to do with you, can you respect that?
"he went to Czechoslovakia" sounds legit as f.
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@@natureblank1401 BLYAT
I’m from Poland - do we hate Russians? No. We don’t. Or I should say, most of us. Our history is painful - but what pains me the most is how Russians do not understand that their freedom will be not given to them by someone else but themselves. We, Poles, have fighted for it with Germans and Soviets not that long ago. It was messy, chaotic and brutal. But as my grandma has said - it is always worth it. We hate their politicians (especially one man) who lie straight in the eyes and do cruel things to Ukrainians. But By choosing to be apolitical, they consent to whatever comes to Putin's mind.
It was worth it? ok if so
@@daark1799 in your opinion a much better option would be to stay under the foot of the Soviet Union?
@@helenap6765 Mom and grandmother said that it was good in the USSR, studying history I got the impression that this is not what I want. but I didn’t live at that time, I was born after the collapse of the USSR in 92, how should I know, and the USSR at the beginning and at sunset are already different countries. If you look at China, I don't want to live there.
@@daark1799 good in the USSR xdd watching those clips from Russia made me realize how low are expectations from life out there
@@maciekkot4647 it's good that you don't live in Russia
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I'm a turistic guide in a museum in Italy. I work in Bishop's palace where it's placed a famous flemish tapestry. There is the same scene showed in an other tapestry in the Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia.
In these days some turists from Russia were conviced, no idea how, that our tapestry is not a reproduction or a replica, but that we stole their because we're an "hostile country" (while they choose it to do holidays).
I tried to explain how it would be impossible to do such thing. But nothing.
No matter the informations on the internet or the brochures in the museum I showed them.
We just stole it from Russia.
This blind, stupid conspiratorial attitude that some russian have is the reason of such behavior towards them. I know it's not completely their fault, because of propaganda and the brainwash in the media.
Some russians living in Europe are like that brainwashed people I met in the museum. For example, they argue that in Bucha there was no massacre, no russian involvement and stuff like that.
Reacting badly is always wrong, but considering there is a f*****g war where children die under bombs, this is the reason why many people get mad at russians...
Its probably because there was a case of France taking a bunch of paintings from Pushkin museum in RU for an exhibition and after that not giving them back basically "because russia bad", or exclusion of hermitage from a certain association of european museums. But these Russian tourists are ofc wrong to not check information about your museum and making such strong claims.
Italian art & culture are fascinating tho, sorry for these guys)
Daniil can you go outside of the city to mix up the people. I think you are mainly covering the younger well off Russians...?
He said many times that there is almost no difference between big cities like Moscow and towns
@@Delije_4 It's not true, there is a big difference
@@shamelor5430 As a citizen of small town with 300k ppl which locate in one of the most poorest Republic I would say the difference isn't so small
@@shamelor5430 Why are you answering me? I just relayed what he said. Write to him that it's not true, not to me.
@@shamelor5430 no the difference is not big. I live here and I know that exactly. So don’t say bullshit
No Putin!=Russia.
It wont change anything. Putin is not the main problem, but mentality of plp there
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@@karolinalo4065 Just like Trump==USA?
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As an american, I can hardly blame the people of the world for having a dislike for america or russia. We are both appalling countries that continue to behave badly towards the people of the world and to our own people. In this video, many people mentioned experiencing russophobia from people in former member states of the ussr. Can you blame them? I only hope that those people can come to the realization that the people of america and russia are not their enemy, it is the oligarchs of both countries that bare most of their ire. The people have a small amount of blame to bare do to their small amount of control they have in their countries. The world would be a better place without international superpowers.
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Love Russia, hate Putin.
Putin loves you! xD
hate emperor =heretic
And the soldiers?
@@mirror5076 love the ones who refuse to fight, hate the ones who fight in an unjust war
I work together with Russians that live here in Germany. No problem here - it would be dumb to blame my colleagues or regular Russians for world politics.
you understand that this is a personal experience, people need to hate someone, and take out their anger on someone
Perhaps if they paraded with Z symbols in public you would change your mind, general Kenobi?
@@reav3rtm stupid question. That would make them supporters of said politics, which completely changes the case.
@@sungunner6244 Question was rhetorical :p
@@daark1799 Sure. And we just pick them at random.
Hi. I am from Balkan. I can say for my region Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro there are many bad comments about Russian people and Russia. They say things like russian people are backward, that russsian women are easy to get and gold diggers. And that was before war in Ukraine. They say Russia was never Europe, that is was Asia etc. In Serbia you would heard at least bad comments about Russia, but even in Serbia you have some people who are pro-EU, pro USA and they speak terrible things about Russians, Chinese people and so on. The whole world is going crazy. To me this russophobia we look every day is new european and world racism.
Europe has always been and will be our enemy. Mutual hatred is in our DNA
Yeah it reminds me of people being very anti german in the 1930s and 40s for no reason
I didnt watch the news, did Russia do anything that would cause anger against their country in the last months?
good interviews again as usual, I wonder if any of these people are aware of activities of some thoughtless Russian's who have increased Russophobia by their actions, such as in Ireland there was a convoy of Russians driving along a motorway in Dublin waving Russia flags, this brought a wave of anger to a peaceful neutral county which has just been threatened by an underwater nuclear bomb off the Irish coast, some Russians seem to act in such an arrogant way that it would be difficult not to be a Russophobe
they supported the country, their homeland. lol
I heard about some similar actions, we serve them as actions of support and against manifestations of Russophobia
@@daark1799 the problem is that Russian patriots don’t consider the fact that these actions can force a neutral country into having the conflict played out on their land, remember that there are also Ukrainian nationals living in Ireland who may be really offended by these actions, the people who organised this convoy are planning another one tomorrow, if you think that this will be welcomed by Irish authorities you may be disappointed, this could easily turn into a bloodbath for no good reason, Irish people don’t need or want it, it’s very disrespectful to the people who are actually their hosts, very very sad
@@saska.kukuruzka they supported what exactly? invasion of Ukraine? Russians can go back to russia is they are going to support violence of putin while living and benefiting from living in EU countries. #StopRussianAggression and then maybe people will like you.
This is how Ukrainians also make car races and wave flags. What is the problem? Russians also have the right to express freedom of speech. By the way, in Moscow, residents of the Caucasian republics often wave flags, and this annoys the locals. So I understand you. I just don't understand otherwise. Are you annoyed by the fact that people are waving flags and doing car races, or are you just annoyed by the fact that these are Russian flags? If these were Ukrainian flags, would you also be annoyed? In Europe, many Ukrainians do car races. Isn't it annoying?
Its been a while since Czechoslovakia...
he obviously mixed up the names of countries, it happens
@@daark1799 Yeah and obviously invented his whole story because there are no records of such incident on police website or any reports from the media. We are quite a small country so a story like that would make it to headlines of all newspapers.
@@branofilipovic9608 What's the point of him coming up with this?
@@daark1799 Dunno, would think he has some evil motive or anything. People tend to say a lot of stories which happened to a friend of a friend just to be more interesting i guess. As ive said, no report in newspapers or from police. So I doubt it. Btw the only "Russophobic" incident Ive heard about recently was a Russian guy wearing "Z" T-shirt to work, having it on car and saying that he supports the war at work. His colleagues did not want to work with him and came to the boss, the boss asked him to stop wearing it, he refused, he was fired out. The end of the story. And I dont see anything bad about it.
@@branofilipovic9608 On the one hand, it is unacceptable to oppress a person for his position. On the other hand, he supports what you consider unacceptable in your society, then another matter. Well, my friend from Belgium told me that we need to drop a nuclear bomb on Moscow, what do you think, if he wore a T-shirt with such a slogan, he would be fired? just wondering
I don't dislike ordinary people, no matter what nationality they are.
So I do not dislike ordinary Russians.
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It's your govourment telling you that. Its narcissistic. We are great. Everybody is against us. We have to attack verbally etc.
nonsense
Просто не хочется жить после этих комментов, сколько ненависти в людях, которую они готовы вылить просто, чтобы им самим жилось легче.. Буллинг, это то, с чем я сталкивалась в школе, это ужасно
Есть куча стран, где все ок. Не надо сосредотачиваться на негативе❤️ я вот буду открывать Азию и восток с радостью)
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Russophobia exists, especially in Europe. I'm already silent about Internet and online games. All Russians know playing with Poles, for example, is a fckn hell. They will ruin your game and constantly insult you. But even in real life Europeans hate Russians.
I was in Czech Republic twice and it seems Czechs don't want Russian tourists. When you speak Russian with your friend on the tram, other passengers look at you with hostility. Czech waiters appear unfriendly when serving Russians. I was advised not to eat in restaurants because Czech waiters can spit on beer or food if the guest is Russian. I read reviews on TripAdvisor and many Russians say it's better not to go eastern European countries. At the reception you may have problems, nobody will rent you a room if you are Russian. Waiters are rude, you will be poorly served with low quality food. Random people can insult you, everywhere you will catch sidelong glances and get a dismissive attitude.
Бред полнейший Totally bulshit
what do you expect? 'business as usual'? no way dude, russia will have to be de-nazified, to apologize for its crimes to Ukraine and pay reparations for all damages
@Jan Rovný not so many baby rape-killer’s….
I'd assume people in central Europe might don't like Russians for various reasons but it seems exagerated as fck. Especially the part about language. Do u understand that we have milions of Ukrainians here (many came after 2014) and in Poland at least some portion of Belarusians, and most of people cant even differentiate these languages? Also many Ukrainians that came are russian-speaking so it's even harder to know. And about spitting (XD) how do ppl even know it?
👍🏻100% you are hated.
Anyone that is destructive isn’t cool.
Czechoslovakia does not exists for 30 years... Or he went to Czechoslovakia on tanks in 1968 perhaps.