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Calling the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this “Special Military Operation” a war will result in your assets getting seized, so few people in Russia will speak against Putin, even if they are the majority. It happens. If you’re against war, you will be punished for that word, and you won’t be punished if you support it Sure he’s autocratic but Russians have always been so people cope with it. Also previous presidents were alcoholic trainwrecks so seemingly strong president inspires simple people. And Russian history is a long and very unhappy story. An autocrat who makes his friends rich and oppresses basic freedoms is nowhere close to as bad as it can get. 1916 to ~1945 was a nightmarish fever dream for Russia and in the context of history it wasn’t that long ago. And it’s not like 1946 to now was awesome. A big reason is after CCCP fell the 90s became a shithole. Gangs and violence everywhere. Which that generation equated to “what liberalism looks like”. After Yeltsin left, Putin restored order after a demonstration of no tolerance to terrorists in Chechnya. This made him wildly popular because of two reasons. Two, back then, he was extremely moderate. I am sure you can find videos on YouTube about it. But he was open to the West, embraced more liberal values and was sensitive to the pride and nostalgia we still had and have for the old CCCP life.
But times change. The West, it does seem at times, just doesn’t seem to like or trust us. Their sanctions and hot and cold political attitudes have pushed Putin into far right mentality while the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this people are just exhausted by it all. With the stroke of an American pen an average Russian family suddenly loses their entire savings and I just don’t think that’s fair. Still. More and more young people are disliking Putin. Nevalny was also not as popular as people gave credit for because he was always paraded around and propped up by foreigners like Germans. But his ideas were very popular and still hold true. Liberals in Russian politics though are often bullied or suppressed by the state because Putin knows damn well they could absolutely take the votes.



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The West absolutely came around to Putin’s impression as a moderate that could integrate Russia with the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this world the way you wanted too. Same way it came around and now trusts Ukraine like it didn’t before. That’s part of the problem with the west (and Europe in particular) now being accused of trusting Russia too much now that it seems Putin had his fingers crossed behind his back the whole time. The west absolutely thought, for quite a long time, that Russia was changing for the better under Putin. That all regressed to where we are today when he started invading the neighbours, and that is not the West’s fault. Putin built a real opportunity for Russia to bridge this divide and then threw it away for ethnic glory.
West NEVER trusted Russia. This is why you can see, looking to a map, NATO borders moving toward East. And Russia -who was not so sure about West’s intentions- stopped definitely to trust West at some point. You know that no country has been forced to join NATO at gunpoint, right? It was their choice. And Russia’s fault that they made that choice. The West, it does seem at times, just doesn’t seem to like or trust us. Their sanctions and hot and cold political attitudes have pushed Putin into far right mentality while the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this people are just exhausted by it all. We were definitely more friendly until the occupation of Krim, which was when the economic sanctions also began. Most of Europe’s militaries had dismantled since the cold war and we let Russia build several massive pipelines. That all ended in 2014.
This is really insightful, thanks for sharing. Are you Russian? I ask because I’m curious if you think things will change in Russia. More specifically, do you think there will be some kind of revolution that brings down Putin or is it more likely that Putin will serve until he basically dies of old age? There won’t be some grand revolution or uprising. Putin will serve until he retires “for health complications” and replaced by committee masquerading as a democratic vote. We will all see who will win long before it occurs. It’s a very predictable game. It’s just that it’s not anywhere near as big of a deal to us as it must sound to you. I think I sometimes take for granted the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this political process here in America. It’s certainly not perfect, but at least we have some say in it. As someone who is very interested in politics, I would be incredibly frustrated by not having any say in who our leaders are.
I am sorry, but from a German perspective that is mostly on you. Till 2014 the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this EU and Russia worked on a program for reciprocal Visa free travel for instance. I work in higher education and a LOT of German universities had cooperations concerning mutual funding of research and student exchange. We don’t have to talk about the basically impeccable economic ties. And so on. You are lying to yourself if you believe the hands weren’t open. It may be hard to accept from the inside, I can absolutely see that. The sanctions were solely because Russia decided to heavily disturb the post 1990ies (moderately) peaceful order in Europe. What did Russia expect? How lenient would you be if, let’s say Germany occupies Kaliningrad oblast under disguise?
How unfair is it for an Ukrainian that went to demonstrations in 2014 because he was fed up with corruption and suddenly a neighboring country decides to attack and maybe kill his 4 year old child with drones? I am sure this person would gladly change with a guy who lost his savings I mean, not fighting corruption, invading other countries, spying, conducting psy-ops, sowing chaos via trollfarms and bots, killing journalists and assassinating critics are choices that has been made. Putin and Russia chose this. Don’t blame “the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this west”. If Russia was peaceful and stable, it’d be a great neighbour. Not so much now. We expect you to sow discord, lie right in our faces, try to kill us, rape our family and steal our things. Trust will be hard to earn back.
I’d rather just point out that every Russian is aware of the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this human rights violations going on here. There is a lot to criticize. However, the smug American attitude of, “no one can trust you because of all the terrible things you’ve done” is completely hypocritical. You’re starving infants in Afghanistan to punish the Taliban. You set Syria on fire and walked away from it while it burned. You set up the School of Americas specifically to educate on how to torture political dissidents in Latin America. You physically and sexually abused prisoners in Abu Ghraib. Yemen just now blocked your access to their own waters and you replied by carpet bombing them. You’ve destabilized entire regions, funded countless revolutions that achieved nothing but the annihilation of their economy and way of life. You intentionally gave syphillis to hundreds of your own people to study them, gang-raped civilians in Vietnam. Your weaponizing sanctions have ruined more lives than you will probably ever be aware of because you just can’t- or won’t- see it. Russia has tons of problems to fix. Not even Russians deny that. But the American superiority complex is downright hypocritical. Just because you can’t see what you’re doing (which probably isn’t even your fault, why would your state regularly tell you all the bad things? No one does that), doesn’t mean it isn’t just as bad.
I’m not American. I’m from one of the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this neighbouring countries. And American atrocities don’t excuse ones made by Russia. I agree with your message here, but please know that if you’re talking about the Tuskegee Experiment, it didn’t actually involve intentionally infecting people with syphilis — that’s a myth about it. It involved pretending to treat (and later denying real treatment) to people who already happened to have syphilis. America has its fair share of blame for foreign affairs (Central America and the Middle East especially) but I’m not sure Syria is a great one to bring up considering what Russia has been doing there. Also, it is possible for Americans to protest and voice opposition to all of these actions while also electing new leaders. Russia is in a position where their people can’t really do that, less they find themselves drinking some bad tea or getting too close to open windows. That is a major difference. 18. I heard a few kids saying ‘boomer adults’ when I’m walking by. Or they say something like they would stay as kids forever and being adults is weird whatever. I’m 19 now and basically I’m old to kids and teens especially when you are in the final year of school. and I’m a baby to out-of-college-aged or parents aged people apparently Right now, sent a happy birthday text to my buddy from high school and it was just like ‘fuck, where did Time go’ Very recent. This year. I’m still young by all accounts I suppose. I’m 37 but I’ve been hard on my body all my life. I feel very old most days and it just hit me I’m creeping up on 40. 27 when I rode my bike home from across town from work for the last time. I busted my ankle real bad that night. That was a year after I caught pneumonia walking home from the bus My landlord and I are both scout leaders and we talked a bit about the building I live in and a little scout came up to us and asked what we were talking about and my landlord said “just some boring adult stuff” of course you always know you’re getting older and there are probably many small things but this was the first time where I actually felt like an adult but not in a good mature way but in a I’m not allowed in the silly kids/teens group anymore (even though I was 19 at the time) I’m 41F. I’m fitter, skinnier and look better now than when I was in my 20’s! I still get ID’d when I buy beer ffs lol. I exercise regularly, eat healthy, have an amazing clean skincare regimen, I don’t let things stress me out like I did in my 20’s and I live a fun, easy and carefree life with my husband and our cat. I’m glad I feel younger and not older, unlike most people I know! Around 35 I started feeling my body breaking down, though just little things here and there. I’m 50 now and despite my body aging in a way that gives me aches and pains, I still don’t feel old. Not in the slightest.
Not yet. Of course sometimes I am surprised that my favorite shows, movies and music are turning 20 year old but I do not feel old from my body and soul yet. I am 28 I think the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this very first time was when I was a teenager working at an amusement park and some woman told her child to “Give the coin to the lady”. Or maybe the first time a kid used the more polite and formal ‘you’ to speak to me. (“Sie” instead of “Du”) it felt odd. 35, no wait, 39 no, can’t be. Wait a minute, did I just say 35 or 45?? My gosh, why am I here?? Wasn’t I supposed to go to bed minutes ago? I mean, it’s 8 pm already. 30. I tripped and fell after turning 30 and that shit hurt for a couple of days. I now joke and say I take fall damage after turning 30. I’m 35 and still trying to rehab my body. I’m active and look perfectly fit, but my muscles and joints are screaming. Being a woman meant my symptoms weren’t taken seriously for almost a decade. I’m pissed about that. Still, I have to move forward and control that which I can. I miss the days when I could readily hike or make plans without the contingency of whether my body will let me, or not. I loved being active and going on adventures.
Nowadays, I’m finding myself drained from the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this ever-present, gnawing pain, punctuated by intense, often unpredictable flare ups. 33 here and still don’t feel old at all. But I have friends who just hit their 30s feeling old with aches and stuff. It’s all about the lifestyle. 25 is when I first thought wait a second, I’m not a child anymore. I was atrocious turning 29-30, found the process absolutely crushing. Now nearly 36 and I’d say it’s starting to dawn on me that I’m not a spring chicken any more. People around me look a lot younger, my face is starting to show some age like a greying beard and frown lines are getting deeper. I know I’m not old but I’m definitely aging! i’m in a way better place financially, mentally, and physically than i was at 21. lol and my acne finally cleared up.
if anything i think i felt older in my early 20s because of the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this stress. everything was new and therefore difficult. school, dating, having the worst entry level jobs and barely making money is the worst at the start of 20s. 32 I was getting a lift home after dropping off car for service, and the kid (early 20’s) said his dad has an Xbox 360 that he “used to play on as a kid” 40 straight up. It wasn’t even a gradual thing. It just knocked me down. I’m 44 now and I’m still wobbly. When you get over the physical recovery the mental lingers. It’s hard man. Booooo. Didn’t feel quite old then, but I remember saying to my older cousin how I can’t believe being quarter a century old 🙂 37m and I still have a lot to learn about life. I don’t feel old yet. I feel like I’m 21 with 16 years experience. 33. Mainly because I started noticing lines on my face. I wouldn’t say wrinkles per se, but definitely noticeable frown line. And smile lines that linger longer than I’d like. I use face rollers and gua sha to try and lessen them. I found my first grey hair at like 17 so I’m very grey now at 34. Somehow that bothers me less than the frown lines. I got told I looked 50 today, she was right. Then she asked my son if he was my brother… today was his day to feel old. Yeah probably 20ish but also I worked with all older people, had no young friends and had convinced myself that my youth was over before it started. Dyed my colourful hair brown and took out my piercings. Now I’m 23, left that job and feel 18 again. Sometimes it’s your environment or routine that makes all the difference! I hang out with people my age now and it’s cool 🙂
On Father’s day, about 10 years ago. I was shopping for a nice new fragrance for myself. I noticed a make up mirror across the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this counter, but it wasn’t aimed in my direction. As I walked around looking at all the new fragrances, I looked up for someone to help me. For a moment, I saw an older man – well into middle age. Then I realized I had lined up with that mirror. That older man was me. I was 52.I will be 62 in October. I’ve come to realize I’m the same age as Tom Cruise, Jodi Foster, Patrick Ewing, Axl Rose, Steve Carell, Jim Carey,Tommy Lee, and Jon Bon Jovi. I feel like I grew up with all these people – and we’re all getting older by the day. Long ago I decided to hold on to these moments as they pass.
You feel old at 21? lol you poor poor thing considering the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this average life span these days is 69 for men and 74 for women. I started feeling it at 50 but I guess there could be a whole bunch of reasons why you feel the way you do that we are not privy to. Probably 28. Hit me that I absolutely could not relate to the 22yo grads at work and all the 17yo kids at basketball started running circles around me. I’m 53 and am pretty lucky to never broken any bones or had major surgeries.Guys my age that I’ve dated have been riddled with arthritis from various crashes and playing contact sports. As I close in on thirty, it hits me more and more every year that I am no longer a child by any stretch of the imagination. And time is speeding up. I’ll blink and be forty, fifty, sixty. Yet I still feel like a kid trapped in an aging body…
When I turned 30, I felt like stuff started to hurt more, hangovers got so much worse and all different kinds of kinks here and there became more noticeable. Also I turned 40 last year. Since then, have been diagnosed with sleep apnea, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, my back that required surgery few years ago has been acting up again. I mean, a lot has changed in a year and I feel like somwhat downhill slope has begun. I’ve lost some weight and been mora active than I’ve been in years, so there’s that but… Yeah. Woke up one morning, groggy, looking at myself in the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this mirror and realizing I look like my dad, with the wrinkles and white hairs. I was around 36 at the time I’m 39, will be 40 later this year. Physically, I’m in better shape than I have been for most of my life. It’s more social things that make me feel old.
The first time it hit me was about 2 years ago, when my team at work got a new manager. She’s two years younger than me. This is the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this first time I have a manager younger than I am. I don’t resent that, she’s really good at her job and I’ve never had ambitions to go into management. It’s just a weird realisation. Also whenever I coach interns or trainees. I remember my own traineeship vividly, and because I spend a lot of time on the internet, I still feel fairly connected with “young people culture”. But they see me the way I saw the 40-year-olds at my first job, not necessarily old-old, but definitely in a different stage than they are. I make a conscious effort not to be the “How do you do, fellow kids” kind of adult.
I felt old when I hit 40. Given life expectancies for my cohort, I suddenly realized that I probably had less than half my life left. Also, the Bear resist national parks shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this aches and pains from manual labor on the weekends, that used to go away before Monday, stayed on for a couple more days. I was eliminated from a national fencing tournament when I was 27…. by a kid who was celebrating his 15th birthday that day. He went on to win the entire comp. Little twirp. Last year when I had to start pulling over and take a nap on the drive home from work. Part of that might have been from doing split shifts every day and operating on 4-5 hours sleep though. But i have never felt as old as when i heard “no cap fr fr” the first time and got unreasonably angry. “These kids and their made up language!”
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