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surfguy
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| "help us Obi One Kanobi...you're our only hope" |
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Fire_Goddess
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| Konobi, help us you will! (Yoda) |
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karnot
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| Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 5:57 pm Post subject: Re: How Russians see their history |
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| Daria wrote: | | surfguy wrote: | | yes I think very true and I saw this...some people leave and others stay to make things better...at least try to |
There are also people that leave to make things better.( to make things better back home) |
Nope, there are no such people. Those are just traitors, who do things better for themselves only.
Any examples you can give to prove there was actualy someone who left to make things better for thos who stayed ? I think not. |
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Daria
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Joined: 16 May 2005
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Location: Канада
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| Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 6:31 pm Post subject: Re: How Russians see their history |
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| karnot wrote: | | Daria wrote: | | surfguy wrote: | | yes I think very true and I saw this...some people leave and others stay to make things better...at least try to |
There are also people that leave to make things better.( to make things better back home) |
Nope, there are no such people. Those are just traitors, who do things better for themselves only.
Any examples you can give to prove there was actualy someone who left to make things better for thos who stayed ? I think not. |
Traitors??? I guess, you did bad in school. |
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karnot
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Thats all you can say, is that right ?
No examples to show ?
Thought so.
Let me guess, you jumped the first foreign "wagon" you saw, just to get as far away from here as possible, am i right ? Or a "mail-order bride" ? |
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Daria
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| Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 6:40 pm Post subject: |
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| karnot wrote: | Thats all you can say, is that right ?
No examples to show ?
Thought so.
Let me guess, you jumped the first foreign "wagon" you saw, just to get as far away from here as possible, am i right ? Or a "mail-order bride" ? |
If you think that people that immigrate are traitors or mail-order brides, then we have nothing to talk about. Read some books, study some history, my friend.  |
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surfguy
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| people who immigrate are not traitors...it's ok to live abroad...and who knows perhaps you'll have both worlds...or maybe in fact you do...it's a good thing for sure |
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jo jo 7
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Location: Louisville,Kentucky
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| Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 3:27 am Post subject: |
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| karnot wrote: | Thats all you can say, is that right ?
No examples to show ?
Thought so.
Let me guess, you jumped the first foreign "wagon" you saw, just to get as far away from here as possible, am i right ? Or a "mail-order bride" ? |
assumption \ n : something assumed |
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Daria
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| karnot wrote: | Thats all you can say, is that right ?
No examples to show ?
Thought so.
Let me guess, you jumped the first foreign "wagon" you saw, just to get as far away from here as possible, am i right ? Or a "mail-order bride" ? |
F.Y.I. I married after 5 years out of Russia.Some my husband's family left Ireland for North America in the 1820's. The Irish independance movement only really gained any momentum after the American Civil War when union war veterans started sending money and arms back home. By 1926 most of Ireland, 26 of 32 counties were free of British rule. Were my husband' s family traitors to Ireland? If they had not left Ireland would probably still be flying the Union Jack. Want more examples of how ex-pats have served their countries far better from outside than people who stay home and do nothing? |
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jo jo 7
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Location: Louisville,Kentucky
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| Daria wrote: | | karnot wrote: | Thats all you can say, is that right ?
No examples to show ?
Thought so.
Let me guess, you jumped the first foreign "wagon" you saw, just to get as far away from here as possible, am i right ? Or a "mail-order bride" ? |
F.Y.I. I married after 5 years out of Russia.Some my husband's family left Ireland for North America in the 1820's. The Irish independance movement only really gained any momentum after the American Civil War when union war veterans started sending money and arms back home. By 1926 most of Ireland, 26 of 32 counties were free of British rule. Were my husband' s family traitors to Ireland? If they had not left Ireland would probably still be flying the Union Jack. Want more examples of how ex-pats have served their countries far better from outside than people who stay home and do nothing? |
Daria, you don't have to explain yourself to this uneducated numb nut. |
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RusskiCanadian23
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Joined: 27 Mar 2007
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Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada/Ванкувер, Британская Колумбия, Канада
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| karnot wrote: | Thats all you can say, is that right ?
No examples to show ?
Thought so.
Let me guess, you jumped the first foreign "wagon" you saw, just to get as far away from here as possible, am i right ? Or a "mail-order bride" ? |
Go drink yourself to death, you fucking moron. We all left, because we saw what otrebie like you did to Russia. You destroyed OUR country! You are NOT Russian, you are a piece of shit wannabe, рвань деревенская, алкаш подзаборный, гнида, оккупант сраный! Чтоб и ты и весь твой вонючий род завтра сдохли, вымерли! Это не твоя страна, ты сука ее не создавал, не строил по кусочкам, как я, и те, кто жил до меня! Твое поколение выродков украло у нас Россию, развалив перед этим наш СССР! Да, мы уехали, но мы еще вернемся, и ты, сволочь, урод, вирус на теле России, заплатишь, хорошо заплатишь! Что думаешь, смертью отделаешся, неееет, ты у меня просить, умолять будешь, чтоб я тебя прикончил после того что с тобой сделают! Попомнишь мои слова, шавка дерьмократская! |
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nikir
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Location: Coffs Harbour Australia
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| RusskiCanadian23 wrote: | | karnot wrote: | Thats all you can say, is that right ?
No examples to show ?
Thought so.
Let me guess, you jumped the first foreign "wagon" you saw, just to get as far away from here as possible, am i right ? Or a "mail-order bride" ? |
Go drink yourself to death, you fucking moron. We all left, because we saw what otrebie like you did to Russia. You destroyed OUR country! You are NOT Russian, you are a piece of shit wannabe, рвань деревенская, алкаш подзаборный, гнида, оккупант сраный! Чтоб и ты и весь твой вонючий род завтра сдохли, вымерли! Это не твоя страна, ты сука ее не создавал, не строил по кусочкам, как я, и те, кто жил до меня! Твое поколение выродков украло у нас Россию, развалив перед этим наш СССР! Да, мы уехали, но мы еще вернемся, и ты, сволочь, урод, вирус на теле России, заплатишь, хорошо заплатишь! Что думаешь, смертью отделаешся, неееет, ты у меня просить, умолять будешь, чтоб я тебя прикончил после того что с тобой сделают! Попомнишь мои слова, шавка дерьмократская! |
You have very similar sentiments to those of my grandfather and his cronies, only theirs were against the communist regime. All relative to the times you grew up in no doubt.
Well he lived to just a few weeks short of his 100th birthday and never did go back. And never lost his love for his rodina either. |
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surfguy
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| there are many good reasons to leave any country...and some are good and some are bad...I could easily leave America to live some where else and a couple of times I came very close to doing so...never meant I would give up my country or my homeland...just would mean I would adopt another. And this is how I view others who have chosen to do so...no matter where we are from and who we are. Life is an experience and we all should be able to chose how and where to live |
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charles
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| I just stopped by the forum after a few months and was glad to see that this post got revived. I'm flying to Russia in two days and I'm planning to stay until next summer. It seems like Russians' idea of Russia is often related to its power status. My russian teacher last summer talked about Russia's decline, both politically and morally. She, like russki, thinks that democracy is not a good form of government, but she also thought communism was just as bad. She believes Russia should be governed by a Tsar, because they follow the the Orthodox church. She's a rare one for sure, but it's interesting to me the very different "Russias" people can look back to for identity, and yet it is all "Russia". I hope my language skills get good enough to follow the political debates leading up to next year's election. I wonder if the opposition to Putin will grow in strength enough to really challenge the election? |
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RusskiCanadian23
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Joined: 27 Mar 2007
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Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada/Ванкувер, Британская Колумбия, Канада
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| charles wrote: | | I just stopped by the forum after a few months and was glad to see that this post got revived. I'm flying to Russia in two days and I'm planning to stay until next summer. It seems like Russians' idea of Russia is often related to its power status. My russian teacher last summer talked about Russia's decline, both politically and morally. She, like russki, thinks that democracy is not a good form of government, but she also thought communism was just as bad. She believes Russia should be governed by a Tsar, because they follow the the Orthodox church. She's a rare one for sure, but it's interesting to me the very different "Russias" people can look back to for identity, and yet it is all "Russia". I hope my language skills get good enough to follow the political debates leading up to next year's election. I wonder if the opposition to Putin will grow in strength enough to really challenge the election? |
The opposition feeds out of Putin's hand. They won't go against him, or his heir. |
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