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Posted March 29, 2016
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Flaose: I love the high percentage of downvotes in the Putin videos. Looks like the Russian Ministry of Truth is out in force.
"Russian Ministry of Truth" publicized an "index of aggressiveness" in mass media: http://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=2736604

Czech, Poland, Germany, Ukraine, USA had the most number of anti-Russian publications in the past year, according to the article. It's worth it to mention that Czech, Poland and Germany had much higher number of anti-Russian publications than in Ukraine (probably the most anti-Russian country in the world).

Mass Media with the highest "index of aggressiveness" by countries:
United Kingdom: The Financial Times, The Guardian, BBC.
France: Le Figaro, Le Monde.
USA: The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post.
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Posted March 29, 2016
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Mr. D™: and turkish subs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=349VWBGICUQ
Is youtube still blocked in Turkey?
Posted March 29, 2016
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blotunga: I had a great laugh. I wonder why they don't do Putin too :)
That? That's nothing compared to this.
(although it wasn't half bad either)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-wFKNy0MZQ
Posted March 29, 2016
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vsr: Czech, Poland, Germany, Ukraine, USA had the most number of anti-Russian publications in the past year
Anti-Putin is not the same as Anti-Russia. Quite the contrary, actually.

Same goes for Anti-Erdogan vs. Anti-Turkey...
Post edited March 29, 2016 by Vainamoinen
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vsr: Czech, Poland, Germany, Ukraine, USA had the most number of anti-Russian publications in the past year
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Vainamoinen: Anti-Putin is not the same as Anti-Russia. Quite the contrary, actually.
In Russia it doesn't matter. He was elected by the people of Russia. If you hate him - you hate Russia.
Posted March 30, 2016
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Vainamoinen: Anti-Putin is not the same as Anti-Russia. Quite the contrary, actually.
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vsr: In Russia it doesn't matter. He was elected by the people of Russia. If you hate him - you hate Russia.
How does that work? If someone wins a election over Putin does everyone in Russia start to hate Putin and love the other winning guy?
Posted March 30, 2016
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when i was in highschool there were 2 turkish muslim girls in my classroom. they were rather cute and acted nice towards me so i don't understand why turkey is bad now :( but i met other turks who is bad - like my neighbors
Posted March 30, 2016
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vsr: In Russia it doesn't matter. He was elected by the people of Russia. If you hate him - you hate Russia.
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Tarm: How does that work? If someone wins a election over Putin does everyone in Russia start to hate Putin and love the other winning guy?
You mean Medvedev? No one likes him, tbh.
Posted March 30, 2016
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vsr: In Russia it doesn't matter. He was elected by the people of Russia. If you hate him - you hate Russia.
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Tarm: How does that work? If someone wins a election over Putin does everyone in Russia start to hate Putin and love the other winning guy?
Why hate Putin? He has over 90% support in Russia. Great President.
Posted March 30, 2016
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vsr: If you hate him - you hate Russia.
I think that decision is quite up to myself, thank you very much.


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ciomalau: when i was in highschool there were 2 turkish muslim girls in my classroom. they were rather cute and acted nice towards me so i don't understand why turkey is bad now :( but i met other turks who is bad - like my neighbors
"Turkey" isn't "bad" and your Turkish highschhool friends are probably as nice today as they were yesterday.
Post edited March 30, 2016 by Vainamoinen
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Tarm: How does that work? If someone wins a election over Putin does everyone in Russia start to hate Putin and love the other winning guy?
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vsr: Why hate Putin? He has over 90% support in Russia. Great President.
Well you made it sound like the important part was that he was elected by the Russian people so everyone that is that is automatically, well kinda always have the Russian people at his back?
Posted March 30, 2016
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Tarm: How does that work? If someone wins a election over Putin does everyone in Russia start to hate Putin and love the other winning guy?
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vsr: Why hate Putin? He has over 90% support in Russia. Great President.
Please don't spread around false rumors. It's more like 98%. You just went on the watchlist.
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Tarm: How does that work? If someone wins a election over Putin does everyone in Russia start to hate Putin and love the other winning guy?
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Titanium: You mean Medvedev? No one likes him, tbh.
Yeah, Medvedev betrayed Gaddafi. Sarkozy's best friend. "West-aligned" politician. At least he was like that.
Posted March 30, 2016
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Tarm: How does that work? If someone wins a election over Putin does everyone in Russia start to hate Putin and love the other winning guy?
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Titanium: You mean Medvedev? No one likes him, tbh.
Anyone else really. I know little about Russian internal politics and politicians.
Posted March 30, 2016
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Titanium: You mean Medvedev? No one likes him, tbh.
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Tarm: Anyone else really. I know little about Russian internal politics and politicians.
Oh, don't worry about that. Few do, at that. Medvedev was simply a way to get around that pesky little two term office limit thing.
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