@aarrigato Но им веками пытаются привить этот коллективизм, но всегда получается какое то уродство. Как только добираются до власти и ресурсов, тут же тащат в свои карманы, разлагая абсолютно любые связи, кроме выгодных.
@aarrigato Потому что русские по своей природе крайние индивидуалисты и живут по принципу своя рубашка ближе к телу, а все кавказские и азиатские народы коллективисты (но у всех разный ввиду разницы культур, ума, гормонов)
@Vika09006261 An outbreak of plague in these regions does not happen once every 5 years — pay attention to how the Russians are trying to slander and pin everything on the local population.
@DrWashburne An outbreak of plague in these regions does not happen once every 5 years — pay attention to how the Russians are trying to slander and pin everything on the local population.
@dr_cottrell An outbreak of plague in these regions does not happen once every 5 years — pay attention to how the Russians are trying to slander and pin everything on the local population.
@Brosephchadsky@jaccocharite The local population had known for centuries that marmots were dangerous and called the plague "tarbagan disease," but the Russians did not believe them and began dying off in whole families. (Example: the Tonkikh and Mirsanov families).
@TimothyPSmith7@Brosephchadsky@AcpwFox98 This is the most obvious thing when you've lived on a territory for centuries, you definitely know which animals become dangerous for you. The Buryats called the plague by their own name, and the newcomers didn't believe them.
@TimothyPSmith7@Brosephchadsky@AcpwFox98 The authorities of Buryatia immediately denied that this woman was there, but bots and the media quickly began attributing it to Buryatia, Transbaikalia, and Mongolia in order to cast a shadow on them — it's simply ridiculous.
@Brosephchadsky@Vika09006261 So that's the whole point the local population always knew that marmots were dangerous and always steered clear of them. Now hunting them has long been banned, but poaching has always been done by Russians. The woman who died was Russian,who had never been to Buryatia or Zabaykal
@TimothyPSmith7@Brosephchadsky@AcpwFox98 So that's the whole point the local population always knew that marmots were dangerous and always steered clear of them. Now hunting them has long been banned, but poaching has always been done by Russians. The woman who died was Russian,who had never been to Buryatia or Zabaykal
@Brosephchadsky@Paco2mas@DrWashburne So that's the whole point the local population always knew that marmots were dangerous and always steered clear of them. Now hunting them has long been banned, but poaching has always been done by Russians. The woman who died was Russian,who had never been to Buryatia or Zabaykal