what happened to the großrossiya thread

[NICE MOBIUS]

science tific

This has been bugging me the moment I saw it!

Oerdin, I honestly hope you were actually trying to be funny.

[Saras]

It all depends on growth rates. Yes, a current account deficit minuses from the growth rate but it also tends to improve efficiency. Therefor it is not a terrible thing as long as growth is high enough.

Russia is poor because Russians are stupid.

It's also not a big deal if the rest of the world wants to keep buying US assets - equities, real estate and bonds.

[Ellestar]

They don't have enough CLEAN, uncorrupted people to make painful but necessary reforms to break away from the Soviet past. You have no idea how many relics of the soviet system were still in place in Ukraine. The bolshevik loons on Poly are obviously dismayed its dismantlement, but pay no heed.

For example, the only top 20 richest man in Ukraine who become richer in the last year is the president of Ukraine - Poroshenko. And he become richer despite Ukrainian econonmy and currency going kamikaze. So, obviously, if Ukraine can't find even one "clean" (i like this word, Hitler will be proud of you) "uncorrupted" person to be a president of Ukraine, it has a bigger problems than "relics of the soviet system" or other such bull****.

[pchang]

Except that corruption is one of the "relics of the soviet system".

[Dinner]

Indeed.

[Saras]

R

For example, the only top 20 richest man in Ukraine who become richer in the last year is the president of Ukraine - Poroshenko. And he become richer despite Ukrainian econonmy and currency going kamikaze. So, obviously, if Ukraine can't find even one "clean" (i like this word, Hitler will be proud of you) "uncorrupted" person to be a president of Ukraine, it has a bigger problems than "relics of the soviet system" or other such bull****.

Omg did you just equate transparent government and rule of law with nazis? It would explain why everyone is a fascist to you, Serb and your loonie balkan entourage.

[Bereta_Eder]

Moi?

I never equated transparent governace with nazism. On the contrary I think it's welcomed for any economic model followed.
Neoliberalism OTOH is another issue

[Dinner]

According to Paiktis anyone suggesting Greeks pay their bills or not spend as much is a Nazi.

[Ellestar]

R
Omg did you just equate transparent government and rule of law with nazis? It would explain why everyone is a fascist to you, Serb and your loonie balkan entourage.

CLEAN, uncorrupted people (c) Saras
Hint: you shouldn't divide people into clean people and unclean people. Especially when in the same sentence you imply that government should be cleaned from unclean people of the soviet past. I don't know about english language, but in russian language "clean people" is obvious Nazi speak (especially if paired with an explanation, which group of people is considered clean or unclean by an author, in your case, "soviet past"), and you're guaranteed to know russian language.

And given that the most corrupted person (the one who increased his capitals the most in entire country of Ukraine) is a new post-maidan president Poroshenko, your words are not only borderline Nazi, they're also retarded. What virtual "soviet past" you're fighting, if "capitalistic today" is even worse? By using ideological cliches like "soviet past" you're fighting virtual cliches instead of a real world problems, like corruption, that always has specific names (like Poroshenko).

[Saras]

Moi?

I never equated transparent governace with nazism. On the contrary I think it's welcomed for any economic model followed.
Neoliberalism OTOH is another issue

Oy vey, for you USA is fascist, so please stop acting like you're sane or something.

[Saras]

CLEAN, uncorrupted people (c) Saras
Hint: you shouldn't divide people into clean people and unclean people. Especially when in the same sentence you imply that government should be cleaned from unclean people of the soviet past. I don't know about english language, but in russian language "clean people" is obvious Nazi speak (especially if paired with an explanation, which group of people is considered clean or unclean by an author, in your case, "soviet past"), and you're guaranteed to know russian language.

And given that the most corrupted person (the one who increased his capitals the most in entire country of Ukraine) is a new post-maidan president Poroshenko, your words are not only borderline Nazi, they're also retarded. What virtual "soviet past" you're fighting, if "capitalistic today" is even worse? By using ideological cliches like "soviet past" you're fighting virtual cliches instead of a real world problems, like corruption, that always has specific names (like Poroshenko).

Whatever man. You live in Russia. Your life is miserable as it is, I won't try to make you feel any worse. Was that a fascist thing to do?

[Bereta_Eder]

Oy vey, for you USA is fascist, so please stop acting like you're sane or something.

Loosing your cool there a bit

what does oy vey mean?

[Bereta_Eder]

must be something like vai vai

[Dinner]

Not up on you Yiddish, eh?

[Bereta_Eder]

CLEAN, uncorrupted people (c) Saras
Hint: you shouldn't divide people into clean people and unclean people. Especially when in the same sentence you imply that government should be cleaned from unclean people of the soviet past. I don't know about english language, but in russian language "clean people" is obvious Nazi speak (especially if paired with an explanation, which group of people is considered clean or unclean by an author, in your case, "soviet past"), and you're guaranteed to know russian language.

And given that the most corrupted person (the one who increased his capitals the most in entire country of Ukraine) is a new post-maidan president Poroshenko, your words are not only borderline Nazi, they're also retarded. What virtual "soviet past" you're fighting, if "capitalistic today" is even worse? By using ideological cliches like "soviet past" you're fighting virtual cliches instead of a real world problems, like corruption, that always has specific names (like Poroshenko).

That's interesting.

My jaw dropped when our resident reformist used terms like "bolsheviks" etc to describe an opposing view.
Such terms immedately qualify you as a member of the far right aka a fringe nut.
Maybe it's not so in Lithuania, so I reserve judgement.