Memorial Day

Grateful for all who served.

Remember the Fallen. You are NOT forgotten.

This is an incredible vision. The band and the choir. It’s something bigger to be a part of.  What the country should really be like. I see the footage and to be in uniform and all strack.

@Wisdom

There are degrees of truth to your statements about the US.  But that relates to the goverment and not it’s people.  And the reality is whatever of that is true is true for most of the west.  Because the puppet masters pulling our “leaders” strings also pull the strings for just about everyone else in the west.

While I find Russian (and Soviet) culture fascinating and I respect it and it’s people to say Russia is the hope of mankind is really just bananas to me.  The culture and traditions are wonderful but the goverment historically and in the present is self serving and evil just like most in my opinion.

The fact that you chose to intentionally disrespect Memorial Day while professing your love for Russia I find distasteful and insulting.

Partial truth. Things have changed. I know some who said that they just preferred the structured life of the military. Every soldier has said that the country returned to was not the same one they left to fight for. Life is short. For a youth with no direction, who does not know any better, many times, the military is the only option to travel and train and do something. I have no Russian heritage and have never interacted with Russians, so the problem for me is the projection. The Rus and Cossacks have a beautiful people and culture. I can’t stop watching their ballroom and ballet and Hopak videos. It looks like a real, actual civilization at times, but Russians who left have told me different. They have some problems over there. It does not bother me when people tell me off on this site. We were all brainwashed from the very beginning. It’s only a matter of degree. I don’t think I’ll ever be fully red-pilled, no matter how much I try in earnest every single day.

@ Vknid: Indeed, it relates to the regime, not the people. Or only to the degree that the people still stand behind the country.

There’s no fixing the US. That is an illusion. It will never get better anymore.

Hence yes, my intent was to insult the US as a country (again , not the people).  The country needs to die, collapse, and end up on the garbage heap of history along with every other failed empire from Rome to the Mongol, British, Ottoman empires and the 3rd Reich. They all had their glory moments, they all left their mark on history, but in the end, they were a pestilence and needed to go away.

And yes, Russia has major problems at least outside the two big cities. What’s interesting though: more and more American dissidents are getting asylum in Russia. Like Tara Reade https://sputnikglobe.com/20230530/biden-accuser-tara-reade-my-two-choices-in-us-were-to-walk-into-cage-or-be-killed-1110800326.html

Also:
https://www.newsweek.com/russia-may-build-village-american-conservatives-1799809

There is also a settlement for Germans.

Finally, with South Africa now having released a law that completely disenfranchises whites there, I could see a few million moving to Russia, too. They will have to flee somewhere, and the US is a toilet, West Europe won’t take them, so what other choices do they have?

Imagine the possibilities if enough of us went there. A new America, a new Europe. A new world, an opportunity for pioneers like those who moved to the frontier hundreds of years ago. This may be the greatest opportunity for American pioneer spirit that presents itself in our lifetime.

At the very least, it’s worth looking into. If it becomes a thing, the first to move there will become rich beyond their wildest dreams.