If American people live in Russia instead of Russian people,

>>77857276
They'd certainly be fixing North America if they did that

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What a gloroius for future for our species if we Americans just went around Ameri-forming the rest of you

>>77857276
You'd have to ask us to unfuck a mess we didn't create. However, our politicians tend to get in trouble when they are corrupt instead of becoming billionaires.

A country is either good or bad because of the people in it. The dirt in the ground doesn't change anything

>>77857420
wrong

A country like Haiti have never stood a chance due to geography.
At least a chance at becoming a successful nation, they could be better. But becoming Australia tier or something is impossible for them.

>>77857276

What a cuck....
Everyone who worship america is a cuck

>>77857557
Well I mean ignoring earth quakes and shit like that
But look at Japan. If you were to remove all Japs and just analyze the land you would say it was too dangerous to colonize

>>77857646
No you wouldn't
Japan only has earthquakes, and one or two volcanoes. Yet it's a massive island

Whilst Haiti, sits on top of a fault line, is in hurricane alley, is relatively small, and has no major natural resources. It's a country that is destined to fail

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People in Russia are very "tolerate" or blind towards government corruption, shitty salaries, and etc, etc.
But American people really care about themselves and about their country, so yeah I think they probably would fix Russia

>>77857276
Probably. We'd most likely launch another massive "Boostrap" initiative.

>>77857748
So basically a repeat of the 1990s?

American people will be alcoholics.

american people cant fix anything, they just have such a geopolitical position that they would have to TRY REALLY HARD to be able to fuck up
>separated by giant masses of water from other continents
>separated by huge deserts and nothingness from central america

>>77857737
you are silly but it's too long to explain why and i am sleepy. i will give you one hint though that it is not the government who pays the majority of the salaries

>>77857799
oligarchs? :D

>>77857799
butin? :D

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>>77857737
This is the thing many people don't understand, our media is essentially the 4th branch of government, the people are extremely well-informed (if they want to be at least) about their own government and the inner working. Journalists are constantly searching night and day for piece of good news so they can sell it by making millions of people watch their TV channel or read articles on their websites.

It's an entire multi-billion dollar's industry to expose and interesting happening within our government - anything that's corrupt or can be seen as bad. Government officials are always, always under the microscope. If they fuck up anywhere the investigative journalists will probably find it and publish it for the entire world to see.

>>77857799
I'm not saying that government pays the majority of salaries, what I'm saying is that salaries are decreasing with each year or even month, but most people don't give a shit about it or that pension for old people is in most cases lower than a living wage...

>>77857799
Doesn't something like 1% of Russia own over 75% of wealth?

>>77857614
Th whole of Japan worships USA, unconditionally. More so than any other country in the world.

>>77857843
But in Russian media, our government is always "good" and "caring about their own people" (which is often not true) and all of that brainwashing tv is fucking working, millions of Russians still votes for "United Russia" or for fucking "KPRF" and a majority of this Russians is old, kinda stupid people that still believes in Putin, and that "without him all would be much worse"

>>77857276
then, Firstly, Food problems should be solved.
Russia will need agricultural innovation.or slavery system.

>>77858007
Why is that? Do you suppose?

Jap's in General seem to be very curious about all sorts of places in Europe as well....there is alot of youtube content about them travelling all over Europe and excitedly asking all kinds of questions.

>all kinds of burgers an hour car ride away
i support this

>>77857420
>The dirt in the ground doesn't change anything
Actually the dirt in the ground has everything to do with it. All countries are either excelled or confined by their geography.

A good example would be the topic of this thread: Short answer being no. Long answer being that Russias geography both helps and hinders them. It helps them have lots of land they can use for fuel, mineral and energy exploration, but it in hinders them in the way that the further out they go from the greater Moscow area, the more expensive it is, the less economically viable it is. This goes double duty for Russian citizens, due to the lack of sea based transport, they rely heavily on the far more expensive land based, and the further East you travel, the more it costs to just supply towns with general supplies, which dont really contribute back to the economy in any way, having a massive loss on coin by the government.

>>77858021
Everybody here is extremely critical of our government and there's ALWAYS something to improve

>>77857276
no. Russia is hostile because its geopolitical interests diverge from Europe's. It has little to do with the Russian people.

>>77858599
i have never met a russian: the post

>>77857276
>sucking Putin's dick so hard you turn your country into a Russia-lite oligarchic kleptocracy

Why do Americans do this?

>>77858659
Well actually, he's sort of right. Whether the Russian people hate or love Putin, it's irrelevant because the Russian government and it's agenda is shaped by geopolitics, Putin and his circle of advisers, not the Russian people.

>>77858698
>I get my overseas news from CNN
Oh wait, they straight-up admitted the Russia narrative was bullshit from the beginning. Please don't embarrass yourself by showing a lower IQ then your livestock/girlfriends.

>>77858176
And youtube is also full of Russians travelling the world (mostly hitchhikers and such, though, cuz we're poor), asking questions, making friends and so on. Yet that does not represent the general population's attitude towards other countries, especially Western ones. Travellers are curious and open minded in general (if not by definition even).
Also you can be curious about something, but still look down upon it - even non maliciously, even unknowingly. Japan looks up to USA.
Take literally anything and "US does it better"/"It's better in the US". Because "freedom", because "big houses", because "car when you're 16", because "ice cream", because "coffee", because "Boston". "We should be more like them and abandon our archaic non-progressive ways".

Source: youtube videos and their comments, actually. Mainly seen in youths.
Also video games thematics, anime, topic selection in news media. Shit sources, I know, but it's what is being pushed by ministry of culture, or whatever that's called in Japan.
-おそロシア人

>>77858822
Yet Putin and his advisors are also Russian - they didn't come from Mars. We cannot hope to "Nuremberg Trial" it the whole way, the whole time. That would just be infantile of us and grant us only disrespectful pity at best.

>>77859065
>Yet Putin and his advisors are also Russian - they didn't come from Mars
Well to be honest, they came from somewhere much worse than Mars. The USSR. If a good majority of Putins advisers weren't Cold War Veterans, him and the Kremlins men wouldn't be so paranoid of the US and be pushing themselves into high risk situations like Syria or Ukraine.

>>77857646
Wrong

Japan has amazingly fertile land and few historical enemies because of its isolation.

God no, Population that included 50 million blacks and 50 millions Spics won't fix shit.

>>77857276
Nope, "Gavnomidas" is incureble.

>>77859159
US elite also came from a Cold War time, tho. And they're just as paranoid of Russia and China. And maybe they're all right in being paranoid of each other and calling each other warmongers, seeing as all 3 sides act like bullies towards the weaker countries who weren't smart/quick enough to get under the other big guy's protection.

>>77859159
Except it is NATO that is expanding east. Russia has every right to be paranoid.

>>77857276
>trumptards
>fixing anything

>>77859309
*includes.

America is not that great desu. It's full of liberals that cries racist at everything. Nutjobs with guns. Also over 100 million non-whites .Blacks especially tend to commit lot of crimes.

>>77859330
Very true. But I guess that's just how the world is unfortunately.

>>77859331
Russia has some reasons to be paranoid, main one being just general past between the US and Russia combined with the fact that Putins advisers are Cold War veterans who are, before NATO expansion, already very paranoid of the West and believe them to be untrustable. These are men who calculate outcomes based on capabilities, not promises. Not a terrible way of thinking during wartime, but during peacetime comes off as schizophrenic and unpredictable.

Chances are if Russia wasn't run by anti-West paranoids and instead accepted the fate of the USSR, then it would be a different Russia today, but the last Pro-US Russian President sent the economy into shambles, which proved to the Anti-West paranoids exclaimed that West and Russia could never be.

>>77859909
Russia's decisions rely on and rest upon the Russian elite's, a.k.a. oligarch's (wealth holders), wishes. Putin himself has to consider them. And said elites, during the process of "westernization", realized something terrible for themselves - they can never be accepted into West's elite circle as equals. Only as dancing monkeys with huge bags of newfound money. Understandably and rightfully so, as they're all "new money" (and in rapid post-Soviet era that can only be bandits). And so came the sentiment that West will only accept us as partners and friends, when we're completely under West's thumb and call it "friendship" and "partnership". Maybe also not entirely crazy though, seeing Japan's and South Korea's relations with the US. Especially Japan, who had to ask for USA's permission to have diplomatic talks with Russia concerning their territorial affairs. Why won't Russia discuss "northern territories" with USA then, since Japan isn't allowed to make independent decisions?

>>77857276
Americans already live in Russia because the rigged election.

>>77857355
Хyй pycяцкий изo pтa вынь cнчaлa, пидop.

american have an ideal, the american dream, what have russia ?