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marcjf's avatar

To be honest, as a life-long individualist I find this sort of thing a bit creepy. However when I thought about it, then it is far better to give young people structure and opportunity than to leave them open to what passes as cultural norms in the west these days - a bastardised form of woke-neo fascism where we all look different but are required to think the same - and believe in insanities like 642 different genders or face ostracisation. I won't be around to see it, but the cultural chasm between Russia (and the rest of the world) and the west promises to be unbridgeable in maybe 30 years time.

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Random Ruminations's avatar

Well, it's politically incorrect but the first thing I noticed was the picture showing a whole bunch of white people together which you rarely if ever see in the West any more. (Actually, I see the same thing where I live in Mexico except that everyone here in my small town is Mexican; when I look out at them of course I don't see myself as different in any way though no doubt they do looking back at me.) Multiculturalism in big cities adds spice, but the bedrock culture needs to be homogeneous which is clearly evident in that photo. Feels good.

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