
“I have not forgotten yet - both in Moscow and Minsk constantly write about the“ immorality ”and“ meanness ”of state media. When I watch both, I have completely different sensations. In my opinion, there is a trouble not with immorality, but with dense. And there are dense and impassable people there,” writes a philosopher and publicist on his Facebook page.
“When I served an urgent in the Russian army, I saw twenty-year-old guys with six classes of the school there. If I don’t confuse anything, they were from somewhere in the Kostroma region. Or from Ivanovo. They hardly wrote and read, were naive, like children, and constantly stole something from someone.
There were still guys from the North Caucasus: they could not read the oath in Russian. Not because there were nationalists and fought to preserve their native language. They were from the mountain villages, and they had no school. In my opinion, they hardly spoke their own.
Kostroma (or Ivanovo) constantly fought with the Caucasian. I did not understand how they managed to find the basis for the conflict: after all, they did not understand each other's languages.
In short: when I watch the state television of the two most friendly countries on this planet, I have the feeling that I have already seen this in the army. Wild undeveloped people; For some reason, always evil and frightened, for some reason is always in a state of conflict with someone.
And most importantly, they constantly and with conviction carry some of their gloomy nonsense, the place of which, at best, in ethnographic collections. And if at the worst, then at the appointment with a bredologist. "