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I don't dare to speak about what is or isn't propaganda these days, but when I was a teen I had a chance to witness Russian army leaving their base in Borne Sul

I don't dare to speak about what is or isn't propaganda these days, but when I was a teen I had a chance to witness Russian army leaving their base in Borne Sulinowo, Poland in early 90's. They did in fact took toilets with them, along with things like radiators and, in some places, even bathroom tiles.

SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
Ok. Except the video had “anecdotes” that they literally could not imagine and have never seen the concept of a flush toilet. Understood it so little that they wouldn’t believe Ukrainians would defecate inside their houses and then stole the toilet seat alone to make the same system work in their homes. It was absolute propaganda. https://old.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/u192o3/babushkas_from_a_liberated_village_near_kyiv_tell/ https://old.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/u192o3/babushkas_f...
- orwin 4y ago
  Man, it's just old people rambling and exagerating. Don't take it too seriously.
  - SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
    Ok, but look at the thousands of comments by young people taking it seriously. This is what propaganda is.
    - orwin 4y ago
      It isn't hurting anyone. Yes, it's a bit disparaging of rural Russians who are not as cut off civilization as this video implies, but tbh, if you know anyone who took the transsibérien after 2000, you'll see that this story isn't as outrageous as it sounds sadly.
      - SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
        > It isn't hurting anyone. Ok, interesting take. Cool how it only took you one post to completely reverse your position from “oh no one would believe that obvious garbage” to “oh it’s okay people believe that”. Good luck with all that goal post moving.