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how is that possible?

You made me laugh, old troll :D

Punish them!!!!!!! :D

Please try to use literary Russian and refrain from insults. Moderators are simply performing their duties.

+1. I also want to remind you that the HeroesWorld rules apply in the tribunal as well.
Even if you are copying an article from some shady website, at least take the trouble to replace profanities with asterisks.

Try to use literary Russian.

http://bezpaniki.livejournal.com/99079.html

At least replace the swear words with asterisks.

Pushkin didn't replace swear words with asterisks either)) And what difference do these asterisks make?

P.S. Maybe we should create another platform for a complete, uncensored, great, and mighty Russian language?))

Pushkin, for some reason, didn't replace swear words with asterisks.

Pushkin wasn't registered on the forum and didn't check the box agreeing to the site's rules.

And what actually changes with these asterisks?

Should we all start talking in swear words here? What would the forum turn into? There's one chat that supports freedom of speech, and it's even unpleasant to go there.

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P.S. Maybe we should create another platform for a complete, uncensored, great, and mighty Russian language?

Better create another website. I'll even suggest a name: Heroes of profanity and obscenity.

How about we all start using profanity here?

I don't see a problem with that. Insults are bad, but harmless, literary profanity, without which it is impossible to fully express emotions, is perfectly normal.

The coolest feature of the green nickname is the ability to read deleted posts, but this time it's probably more of a hindrance to me. I really didn't want to get involved in serious political debates, but when I see such blatant nonsense, I can't help myself :D
I don't want to comment on either the pro-Putin or pro-American projects and regimes; essentially, they are all full of dirt and blood. I am extremely surprised and disappointed by another fact – the attitude of Ukrainians towards Russia. Not as a state and political regime, but as a country. I'm not a fan of various conspiracy theories, but it's obvious that Ukraine is drifting further and further away.
There are two conversations in my life that are particularly telling, one of which happened very recently on the road from Kyiv to home (after the Kyiv championship). I was riding in a taxi with a typical Kyiv resident, with a characteristic appearance and accent :)
The dialogue was approximately as follows:
(Driver) - Where should I take you, to the new terminal or the old one?
(Me) - I have no idea, I'll check my ticket now...
(D) - What flight is it, domestic or international?
(Me) - I hesitated for a couple of seconds and replied - Well, it's probably international, to St. Petersburg.
We were silent for a minute, then the driver said in a sad, low voice:
- Isn't it funny to you? What kind of international flight is that? 90 years ago, there wasn't even the word "Ukraine," and now you see different states, almost hostile... Do you understand what they're saying in the "Ukrainian" language? I don't really, even though I've lived here all my life.

This reminded me of a second conversation, about 15 years ago. Back then, I was very young and naive, but I was already trying to understand the essence of things and politics. I had a great-grandmother who was almost 100 years old and was originally from Kyiv. And we had a conversation like this:
It was during one of the first Russian-Ukrainian scandals (either about gas or some other nonsense), and I, as a true patriot, declared to my grandmother:
- These Ukrainians have gone crazy, they're not paying for gas, we should just cut them off! (or something like that)
- (Grandmother) - You're a fool, what Ukrainians? They are the same Russians as you, and forget that word, it's an invention that appeared during the Soviet Union, for some unknown reason, as is this language...
At that time, I thought that my grandmother was rambling in her old age, probably senile...

Later, I came across an article from a series of "conspiracy theories" against Russia, which said very close to what my grandmother and the taxi driver had said (of course, with a hundred arguments and proofs).

So, what's the point of all this? No matter what the political and governmental regimes are, no matter how much American and European forces pressure, it is impossible to divide Kyiv and Moscow into two different peoples. However, it is obvious that some forces are trying to fuel national hostility within the CIS countries, and the article in question is a very clear example of this. People, think for yourselves about who you support and how they will "support" you later.
Peace to all (c) Besha

I don't see a problem with that. Insults are bad, but harmless literary swearing, without which it is impossible to fully convey emotions, is perfectly normal.

Don't you think that there are people who see a problem with this? Don't you think that some people might find it unpleasant to read "harmless literary swearing"?

I am extremely surprised and disappointed by another fact – the attitude of Ukrainians towards Russia. Not as a state and political regime, but as a country.

These are all myths. Ukrainians hate Putin, not Russia. If they manage to separate – all the best to them, and all free people will sincerely be happy for them. Just as they would be happy for Russia without Putin.

LeBron, and even earlier, there was neither Russia nor Rus', and dinosaurs roamed here. The interests and will of the people of a country that has already existed in this form and composition for more than 20 years must be taken into account, and not pretended that they don't exist. And some taxi driver with amazing abilities, who has not learned the language in his entire life and does not understand it:confused:

Perhaps I didn't quite express myself correctly; the main point is different:
against the backdrop of attempts to change the government (and, naturally, the turmoil accompanying these processes), someone is adding fuel to the fire of national discord, and this isn't even about the relationship between Russia and Ukraine, but about the division of the peoples of the CIS as a whole.

LeBron, and even earlier, there was no Russia or Rus', and dinosaurs roamed here. The interests and expressed will of the people of a country that, even in its current form and composition, is already over 20 years old, must be taken into account, and not pretended that they don't exist. And some taxi driver with amazing abilities, who hasn't learned the language in his entire life and doesn't understand it:confused:

I have nothing against Ukraine (no matter what it's called), and I try to be as apolitical as possible, but when I see a direct attempt to further divide a people that is undoubtedly united by its morphological and cultural characteristics, I feel that someone is extremely hostile towards us.
Let's use our imagination and imagine that in 2018, Russia is divided along the Ural Mountains into 2 parts, Siberia and Moscow. And by 2030, Siberia has its own language, and every resident is deeply convinced of its national uniqueness and has nothing in common with these Muscovites, and in general, China is much closer to us, and we will live better with it. Isn't that funny? It's not funny to me, rather sad.

Leb, I don't quite understand you. What's so bad about Ukrainians wanting to be a separate nation, not a single entity with Russians, but a separate, independent nation? Why does that upset you? On the contrary, one should be happy that people are striving for national self-expression. There is no negativity towards Russians as a people. Negativity arises when someone like Grizzwald, Favio, or Darkello giggles like a *** (better not say) about the fact that people are being killed here and says that they deserve it. That's what's upsetting. And then those same people talk about the brotherhood of nations and other nonsense.

Leb, I don't quite understand you. What's wrong with Ukrainians wanting to be a separate nation, not a single entity with Russians, but a separate, independent nation?

This contradicts the natural logic of events. There have been many examples in history; each can be analyzed in detail, examining the true causes of divisions and their consequences. Each time, it involved intervention from several parties (including internal ones), and each time it resulted in a catastrophe for the people. The most striking and currently existing example is the two halves of Korea; I think no further comment is needed.

I repeat, I have nothing against the division into states; this is more of an economic division. However, the division of a single people is a clear sign of serious problems.

Don't you think some people might find it unpleasant to read "harmless literary profanity"?

I don't know anyone who would be disgusted by hearing profanity without excessive use or insults. Swear words are an integral part of our language, and everyone uses them. They simply carry a bit more energy, and in a negative context, they can cause rejection. Therefore, it's not the words themselves that matter, but the meaning behind them. In a humorous context, using profanity is perfectly acceptable – it's a sacred thing, and no one would object.

As for the forum rules and asterisks: you can write

Moderated: PROFANITY in the message

, but everyone will still understand what you're talking about and read it as intended. What's the point then?