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I admire that Russians seems to be able to accept their fate and hope for a better future. I'm afraid this same scenario in a large American city would be pande

I admire that Russians seems to be able to accept their fate and hope for a better future. I'm afraid this same scenario in a large American city would be pandemonium.

antishatter 5y ago
Borrible 5y ago
You mean hope for a better furniture, I suppose.
Underphil 5y ago
They have not accepted their fate, at all. They just have no easy way to cheat that fate without getting arrested or imprisoned.
- AceyMan 5y ago
  until the LEOs don't get paid. Then, what ducks do they give? [thank you, spellchecker]. it may turn out to be the Paycheck Revolution (assuming rubles are worth anything within the borders in two weeks).
Svoka 5y ago
- jacquesm 5y ago
  So does the West, we are still importing gas from there.
- bagels 5y ago
  That's not a paintbrush I would use. The United States has conducted many unjust wars (killing many civilians) that I certainly don't support and really have no power to stop.
- smcl 5y ago
  If you're talking about the general public in Russia, they've been misled about what is going on and have very poor chance of finding out the truth that their country has invaded their neighbour and that it is utterly brutal. If you find this hard to believe, remember that there are Americans who right now do not believe there is a war going on and that it's all fake: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lo7tWhre9hs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lo7tWhre9hs This sort of sweeping generalization of a people as either evil or good is wrong and unhelpful at best, and at worst takes us down a really dark path