I would rather choose poverty in Russia than millions in America...
In general, it seems to me that only someone who has already been in similar circumstances would vote for the first option.
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I would rather choose poverty in Russia than millions in America...
In general, it seems to me that only someone who has already been in similar circumstances would vote for the first option.
Really? Are you willing to trade a good home (I'm not even talking about "millions") in a foreign country for a dump in your "homeland"? At least don't lie to yourself.
Everyone talks a good game, but when it comes down to it... (c)
it's like sacrificing your last cookie and treating a friend, while you drink tea with nothing.
He didn't answer... the answer is obvious... The mercenary earns money for killings, etc. Not for a noble cause – for defending the Motherland – but for money... Money is evil...
Money is needed for survival. The more money, the better you can improve your environment. If you don't need it, give it to me) all of it.
I am a patriot.
P.S. And I don't want to go to the army, I don't want to lose my mind. I'm a cunning patriot.
ready to give away an apartment in exchange for a beer can that was run over by a limousine of this band
Even if we set aside all the lofty feelings, there remains sex, which is fundamentally necessary for an adult.
It's like sacrificing your last cookie and treating a friend, while you drink tea without anything.
I don't throw words to the wind.
See post #108
Sure, let's smash your face in so you feel better?)) Please)) I'm all for it.
Alright, let's see your face so I can punch it, will that make things easier?))
This all-consuming love for the Motherland, to the point where one doesn't even want to join the army, reeks of that infamous квасной patriotism. The same kind that drunkards boast about in the courtyard, loudly cursing kitchen dissidents who drink port wine.
And the nickname – not Alexey, but Alex. A capitalist nickname, Western brainwashing. It's like when children, in their essays on free topics and in their made-up games in the sandbox, create the image of a superhero, calling him John or Ultraman, and not Vanya.
1. See post #108
2. I've always found such "expressions" amusing. Especially online. Yes, especially online.
Am I lying? I don't think so.