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Evil_romantic, are you some kind of a fanatic? Reading your response, I could already imagine that I'm one step away from you coming to Mozdok and stabbing me with a knife for insulting the sacred rules of Heroes of Might and Magic! Just kidding, of course, most likely you are all right, and I'm just not in the loop yet. So, I'll follow your advice - I'll go to Game Ranger, play another ten battles there! And then we'll see! Thanks to everyone, guys! We'll see each other again)))!!!
Well, how can I put it... The patient is more alive than dead :D I think the answer to the question has been received, so I'll close the topic. If there are any more questions, my ICQ is at your service. ;)
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Every state now has two paths of development: the European path, where power is accountable to the people, and corruption is absent (ministers ride bicycles to work), with fair courts and protection of human rights; and the Asian path, where power is not accountable to the people, and the foundation of the state machine is a corrupt pyramid (a traffic police sergeant takes a bribe, keeps part of it for himself, and passes the rest up the chain, with the top of the pyramid being the ministers of the cabinet and the president), and there are no courts. In essence, the authorities treat the people as they please.
You're a bit behind the times. In Europe now, it's exactly what you described as the Asian path :).

For example, power is not accountable to the people there; in fact, the people don't even know who is in power (most people have already realized that these are not the presidents of the countries).

Ministers ride bicycles to work for the same reason – they are not in power, but are hired managers who carry out an image-building task.

The situation with fair courts and human rights is similar – it exists in words, but not in reality. And yes, the volume of corruption there is now higher than in Russia.

Unfortunately... castles in the air must eventually collapse...
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Power without corruption in Europe – Berlusconi chuckled quietly.
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Guys, as much as it saddens me, I'll stick to my opinion. I eagerly await the day when both Russia and Ukraine become European powers, not just geographically. Currently, they are two banana republics with a white population. Also, I didn't mention the controlled media, which is especially relevant for Russia, where censorship is at the level of the USSR, unfortunately. Just look at how Russian media portrays the "Maidan."
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Russia is a European power; it's something on the level of China being the 51st state.
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He also didn't point out the media outlets under their control, which is especially relevant for Russia, where censorship is at the level of the USSR, unfortunately. Just look at how Russian media portrays the "Maidan."
You should look into how censorship works in the USA and Europe. A simple Google search will give you all the information. The censorship of the USSR is taking a nervous smoke break.

There's even a term for it: "media-managed democracy," which is exactly what exists in the USA and Europe. That is, a monopoly of a limited number of media owners on the broad coverage of all more or less important issues for the state. This allows them to shape public opinion and election results in the desired way.

Russia hasn't reached that level of brainwashing technology yet, so they have to use "administratively managed democracy," which is a slightly more primitive version, although it is more honest towards society.
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I can say that we (Russia) definitely don't have common ground with those Ukrainians who don't respect their own history and are systematically tearing down Lenin monuments and trampling on Soviet flags. I hope that this is being done by fascists, who are clearly in the minority.


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"Back to the printed word"

McDonald's warns employees about the dangers of fast food
McDonald's has published a presentation for its staff, noting that fast food restaurant products are harmful to health.
The publication appeared on the internal website McResource Line, which is intended for company employees.
The publication includes images showing examples of "unhealthy" and "healthy" food. On one side is a standard fast food set in the form of a glass of cola, a hamburger, and french fries. On the other side is a glass of water, a sandwich, and a salad.
The presentation also notes that "it is difficult to maintain a healthy diet if you often eat at fast food restaurants."
"Fast food is a quick, inexpensive, and accessible alternative to preparing and eating home-cooked meals. Fast food is a convenient and economical food in the context of a fast-paced lifestyle. However, this product is high in calories and usually contains a lot of fat, refined fat, sugar, and salt. Frequent consumption of such food leads to an increased risk of obesity."
Воскресайте, камінні душі, Розчиняйте серця і чоло, Щоб не сказали Про вас грядущі: їх на землі не було…
(Василь Симоненко. Люди – прекрасні)
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So, I was reading the news, and I came across this. Well, never mind, now I feel like reading a book about ruthless tolerance :D
Сейчас балуюсь этим https://vcmi.eu/download/
За то что нейтралы не бегают за единичкой, для меня это уже стоит того
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KobRa_RR
I can say that we (Russia) definitely don't have anything in common with those Ukrainians who don't respect their own history and are constantly tearing down Lenin monuments and trampling on Soviet flags. I hope that this is being done by fascists, who are clearly in the minority.

There's no need to keep monuments that remind us of the dark times in our history. Germany doesn't have monuments to Hitler, Russia doesn't have monuments to Batu Khan (or whoever extorted tribute from Moscow), and Cambodia doesn't have monuments to Pol Pot, etc. All Stalins and Hitlers should have been torn down long ago and forgotten, like a bad dream.
Не бійся коли ти один, бійся коли ти нуль.

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If it weren't for this "dark" period, we, who live on this side of the Dnieper, would now be working in mines for the benefit of the British lion or German greatness, or we wouldn't be working at all.
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Whether the early Soviet period was a time of darkness or light is an ideological question, open to interpretation depending on one's political views. For me, that period was more of a bright time.
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Those who worked diligently and honestly will have a bright future, while those who were dispossessed or repressed will have a dark one. As for all the other "observers," there is the fact of victory in World War II.


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So, I'm reading the news, and then this happens.
Let Evander Holyfield tell them that they are deliberately attacking and insulting him because he is African American. Let him use their own weapon against them!
 

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Ment
Let Evander Holyfield respond to them, saying that they are deliberately targeting and insulting him because he is African American. Use their own weapon against them!