what are people like in Vladivostok? do they look like russians

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hmmm

>>77163084
that's russia alright

>>77163084
you can almost see these retarded russian faces through that blur

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTum7egUlJo

>>77162978
Mostly Russians. Vladivostok is the home of people who forgot to get off the Siberian Express train trip

>>77162978
No, just like average Russians.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtavnZRw5B4

PS. There're pretty beautiful grills in our city

>>77162978
Russian's colonized and settled it, though it was some old Chinese settlement or city iirc.
They it's been Slav'd the shit out of so it looks the same as eastern europe.

>>77163760
We're not colonists, but settlers.

>>77163824
Literally same thing.

>>77163872
Colonists took someone's land.
Settlers receive promised land.

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>>77163084

>>77162978
They have the most comfy university ever created.

>>77164045

I've never understood why Russians insist on building hideous tower blocks when they have more land than anyone

>>77164045
damn Russians can make far east look like shithole village near Moscow

>>77164107
but you realize that most of russia territory is a -50°C Siberia or empty shithole not worth settling?

>>77164107
It's not a housing block, google says it's a preforming arts theater.

>>77164178
NVM it's just right next to the performing arts theater.

>>77164107
it's more efficient and the idea (at one point) was that it creates a sense of community by having people closer together

>>77164294
Russians are so culturally used to it now they probably prefer them anyways. Even wealthy people still live in them.

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https://youtu.be/usn7yi9heic
https://youtu.be/FYLD9fw7IIc
https://youtu.be/vhAxTpXGzPg
https://youtu.be/pcsCpxLd0ok
Local tiny vlogger girl

>>77164294
Pricey materials, more construction time for one house.

>>77164107
There's still the concept of practical travel distances. Done well, the commieblock provides population density and purchasing power to keep services local. Or you get an endless sprawl like London or any american settlement.