俄罗斯人如何看待西方？（欧盟和美国）
正式地，我们感到愤慨、道德优越感和爱国主义的高涨，这是任何西方国家都无法比拟的。
非正式地，我们感觉与太阳很合拍。
闪亮的球体肯定会在东方升起。但它会在当天剩下的时间里向西移动。世界另一端，美洲半球的人们证实，在夜间，太阳的作用几乎相同。
曾几何时，欧洲人涌向东方，为我们的帝国宫廷服务。记住彼得大帝和叶卡捷琳娜大帝。是外国人使他们被称为“伟大”。
但那个时代现在已经成为古老的过去。当共产党掌权时，我们的帝国精英西进。是的，正是共产主义的起源。
在第二次世界大战结束时，有一百万或更多人做了同样的事情。
苏联统治末期的犹太人也是如此。
然后，在后苏联时代至少有 300 万人效仿。
现在，当战争爆发时，大约有 1 到 200 万人沿着太阳前进的方向前进。
自从我们的资本主义开始以来，我们的寡头财富从未停止过向西转移。斯大林的女儿、赫鲁晓夫的儿子、戈尔巴乔夫的家人、普京的女儿，成千上万的子孙、妻子、我们当权者的情人——所有人都曾是西方的朝圣者。
在下面的地图上，您可以看到留守儿童的智商分布。你看，最聪明的人更喜欢欧洲。那些仍在亚洲的人涌向离欧洲最近的地区，那里的石油和天然气是从地下开采出来的。
如果你的 Quora 动态中的某个俄罗斯血统的人不断抨击西方的道德败坏和固有的愚蠢，那么他们这样做的可能性很大，因为他们在德国、美国、以色列或西方其他地方的家是安全的。猜猜他们中有人去东方的可能性有多大？
不管假媒体一直告诉你什么，我们都觉得与 Parov Stelar 的刺耳节拍合拍：
地图标题：《俄罗斯全境智商分布》
人类是双语的……说一套做一套……行为主义者更多地关注个人的行为，而不是口语。
“极端资本主义——目前正在实行的是有问题的……”
你所说的“极端资本主义”是什么意思？极端资本主义意味着接近零监管。自从资本主义开始以来，政府对自由市场施加的监管并没有像现在这样多。我认为监管政策的数量正在增加而不是减少。
在我看来，我们西方现在的制度甚至都不是资本主义。它是社团主义，是想要将资本主义和社会主义结合起来的结果。因为要在资本主义经济中制定社会主义政策，你需要一个有足够权力实施这些政策和实施监管的政府。这就是危险所在。现在你遇到的情况是，公司游说小企业出于各种原因无法遵守的法规是有利可图的。
已故的 Walter E. Williams 在下面的文章中给出了一个很好的例子
https://www.nwfdailynews.com/story/opinion/columns/2015/08/28/walter-williams-fighting-for-economic/33618410007/
Domestic russian here.
I think Chinese people are numerous (every russian knows there are lots of them, we even have jokes about it), cunning/wise (in “eastern way”) and hard-working. They are also resilient (russians admire this trait), and they managed to pull their country from a hellhole while we plunged our country in it (i know life inChina in 1950 was far worse than in Russia in 1990-ies). China has hard-working people and (relatively) wise, even-minded government, and that is great. China’s ideal of harmony is also admirable (compare to the US ideal of world domination). China doesn’t u
Let me tell you a true story. Last year my wife and I flew from New Zealand to Britain for a holiday. It’s about 24 hours flying so there is a 2 hour stop half way at Los Angeles to refuel. It doesn’t take 2 hours to refuel but unlike sane countries where you can wait in a transit area the USA makes you go through immigration even though you are going straight back into the same seat on the same aircraft.
No problem, I have an APEC card so I can bypass the queues. Nope, unfortunately I was holding a transit card so my wife and I were pulled from the very short APEC queue as the busy body offici
Yes, very much. Russians crave for a compliment from the West or from the US specifically. Any time someone in the US says something good about Russia or at least gives credit to it, it makes the news here. Because Russians have grown weary of constant criticism from the West, most of it unfair. So we cherish any complementary comment from anyone on the West, even if it's not worth it. Like when some American general says something like “Russia is the power to be reckoned with". It's clearly not meant as a compliment. It's meant as a wake up call to whoever is listening to that general in the
Russia is a mirroring image of the United States. (I know, bold statement).
The modern Russian state is a byproduct of Eastern European expansion out east, which began in the late 15th century. The modern American state is a byproduct of Western European expansion out west, which began in the late 16th century.
The Baltic-Nordic-Slavic (Eastern European) Diaspora and Conquest eastward almost mirrors the timeline of the Britannic-Germanic-Hispanic (Western European) Diaspora and Conquest westward.
Timeline of Russia’s eastward expansion
Timeline of America’s westward expansion
Both were (are) religi
Notice how few Russians are answering this question? Maybe because their internet access has been removed/restricted? It is so sad. We visited the wonderful St Petersburg three years ago and we’re allowed nowhere without a guide. One idiot on the tour kept subjecting the guide to questions about the regime (ie Putin) and I honestly thought the girl was going to have a heart attack. I had to have a word with him and try to intervene whenever he tried to talk to her. She was a lovely young girl and I just felt so sorry for her living in a country that made her so fearful of not what she said but
Russian civilization took its baby steps from two cradles. One is the low-key, no-nonsense administrative genius of the pagan Scandinavians. The other is the surly yet pretty laid-back, mesimeri-paced, soaked with wine and olives Greek Mediterranean. Despite the later centuries of massive Turkic, German, Polish, French and other influences, the deep imprinting from Russia’s toddler age runs deep in our psyche.
This is why the West, even after the traumas of Napoleon’s invasion, the Crimean war, the Marxist rape of Russia, two world wars and the Cold war, has been associated for most of us with
My mother tongue is Russian (meaning I was taught to speak Russian when I was small). I first learnt Ukrainian in school since most of my family are speaking Russian (except for one pair of great grand parents). The reason for that differs depending on the relatives - my grandfather on mother’s side was Russified as a child (his parents spoke Ukrainian, but it was not considered fashionable). My grandmother on the mother’s side comes from immigrants family from Russia who moved here before she was born. I’m not clear on the other pair of grandparents, but they were Russian-speaking as well.
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With a few exceptions, Russia has been quite a marginal player in most areas the US consider as crucial for their national interests.
This has long been the source of Putin’s frustrations. He put much effort for the last 10–15 years into convincing everyone that ignoring Russia would damage Americans more than they realize.
Militarily, only Russia’s nuclear weapons pose an essential threat to the US. Our navy or air force cannot project sufficient power all the way to the North American continent. Our role in impacting the behavior of Iran and North Korea as sources of threat to the US, is margi
我不是俄罗斯人，我一生的大部分时间都在美国生活。但我担心：美国最近轻率地袭击了太多国家，杀害了太多无辜者，西方媒体散布了太多谎言，这在我看来要么是可怕的集体思维，要么是政府几乎全面控制；不知道哪个更糟。谁能说美国已经改革了，不会再做同样的事情了？
我最近没有看到太多俄罗斯媒体（可以说这比西方媒体更有价值——新闻业已死，宣传万岁），所以我不知道——他们有没有被
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