philosophy — Philosophy

AlexeyPank

11/4/2006 9:24 PM UTC

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Respect cannot be achieved through military means. And it was in the tradition of early Russia to resolve issues through more or less peaceful means. The annexation of Siberia, compared to the colonization of America, is like child's play in terms of warfare. And now, everyone wants to demonstrate their power, and they only do so against those who seem weaker. But that didn't work with Chechnya: force was used, but there were no results. The Chechens turned out to be stronger. If the Siberians were to demand independence now... But that's just a dream. I simply don't want to go down with the whole country; I want to live!

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DeniusM

11/4/2006 9:32 PM UTC

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And I won't even mention Iraq and the Americans! A true victory is a victory without bloodshed (see India, Gandhi)!

A true commander is not the one who won the battle, but the one who managed to avoid it!

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Silovik

11/4/2006 9:39 PM UTC

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Wow, all our heroes are victorious warriors: Svyatoslav, Sasha Bely, Alexander Nevsky, Dima Bilan, Don Cossack, Sasha Suvorov, Mikhail Kutuzov, Brusilov, Vitia Zhukov...

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Magnus

11/4/2006 9:43 PM UTC

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AlexeyPank;43375

If the Siberians also spoke out in favor of secession now... But that's just a dream. I simply don't want to go down with the whole country; I want to live!

Russians live in SIBERIA. But soon, China will take the Far East, or they will ask the UN to give them the Far East.

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Silovik

11/4/2006 9:48 PM UTC

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Magnus;43395

Russians live in Siberia. But soon, China will conquer the Far East or ask the UN to give them the Far East.

They won't give it away; there are many potential natural and other resources, and the Chinese aren't that bad. Maybe they will force our country to pay attention to the remote areas of our homeland, just like Peter the Great did.

DeniusM

11/4/2006 9:50 PM UTC

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No, neutrality in foreign policy still demonstrates the strength of a state. And in the game, it's the opposite: if you don't interfere, you'll end up at the feet of another. I'll repeat once again that the philosophy in the game and in life isn't just different – they are opposites!

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Alan

11/4/2006 9:52 PM UTC

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The same thing didn't work with Chechnya: force was used, but there were no results. The Chechens turned out to be stronger.

Chechnya didn't turn out to be stronger; they simply brought in young boys, 18 years old, and left them there. And when special forces arrived with their clean-up operations, Chechnya rushed to the UN, saying, "How can they mistreat the civilian population, and please stop it immediately..." There were a few clean-up operations, followed by helicopter and mortar bombardments. And all that remained of the formidable Chechen army were Arab mercenaries, who were paid with fake dollars, and some field commanders in caves, with those dollars.

Тьма - это то, что позволяет смертным не забывать, как ярок бывает свет.

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Magnus

11/4/2006 9:52 PM UTC

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Silovik;43400

They won't give up a lot of potential natural and other resources, and the Chinese aren't that bad; maybe they'll force our country to pay attention to the remote areas of our homeland, just like Peter the Great did.

They've already practically populated the East. Then they'll submit an application to the UN, saying that there are many of them and little land, and that Russia, where few people live, should give us the East.

Silovik

11/4/2006 9:58 PM UTC

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Exactly, the state shouldn't forget (neglect) what has been achieved. I myself am from the Far East, and now I live in Siberia, where life is far from easy, unlike in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Alan

11/4/2006 10:00 PM UTC

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2 Silovik Have you lived in Moscow or St. Petersburg for a long time?

Тьма - это то, что позволяет смертным не забывать, как ярок бывает свет.

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DeniusM

11/4/2006 10:08 PM UTC

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Alan;43402

Chechnya didn't turn out to be stronger; they simply brought in young boys, 18-year-olds, and placed them there. But when special forces arrived with clean-up operations, Chechnya rushed to the UN, saying, "How can they mistreat the civilian population, and please stop everything immediately..." There were a few clean-up operations, followed by helicopter and mortar bombardments. And all that remained of the formidable Chechen army were Arab mercenaries, who were paid with fake dollars, and some field commanders in caves, with those dollars.

Magnus;43403

They have already practically populated the east. Then they will submit an application to the UN, saying that there are many of them and not enough land, and that Russia, where few people live, should give us the east.

But we are actually talking about the philosophy in Heroes, not politics:eek: :eek: :eek:!
And in Heroes, it boils down to hitting as many people as possible and emerging as the winner from the bloodiest slaughter:cool:!

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DeniusM:cool: