Russian TYPICAL Supermarket After 8 Months of Sanctions

[Baron]

Obama offered Putin a Reset with the Western Powers

And to became an American vassal like another European countries

 

[elektra]

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Your premise was that it was better to live in Russia than the USA.

The worst place in the USA is far better than the worst place in Russia.

 

[Baron]

The USA never needed Russian resources.

Ukraine? That would be the Democratic party's foreign policy leading us into war.

Really
What's about Uranium?
Russia don't gonna to delivery it in the future
Just imagine your electric bills ten times higher as now

 

[boedicca]

Potemkin Supermarket, methinks.

 

[AlexanderPK]

English is my fifth language.
How many languages you know freely?

Be careful with him, he knows half the Russian alphabet. The thinker, and the fighter, of course, for all that's good against all that's bad.

 

[Baron]

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Your premise was that it was better to live in Russia than the USA.

The worst place in the USA is far better than the worst place in Russia.

Russia is a shitty country, no one denies it
The point is the West shall end stupid sanctions and to push Russia and Ukraine to negotiations and stop of insanity
Against this western satanic Freemasons funnel $$$$ trillions in the corrupted regime of the scary clown and we are coming daily closer to nuclear WWIII

 

[Jaxson]

Don't trust western MS presstitutes

So link me to your news...

 

[elektra]

Really
What's about Uranium?
Russia don't gonna to delivery it in the future
Just imagine your electric bills ten times higher as now

We dont need Russian Uranium. Never did. We began by buying enriched uranium from Russia dismantling nuclear warheads in the 1990's.

The factor driving electricity prices higher is renewable energy.

 

[rightwinger]

And to became an American vassal like another European countries

If you mean having open access to Western Markets and resources……yes

But Putin chose to make Russia an international pariah instead

 

[TheParser]

I remember when the USSR allowed some Russian Jewish people to emigrate to the United States in the late 1980s.

When the Russians first entered an American supermarket filled to the rafters with food, they cried, literally cried, for in the USSR, they would wait hours in line and when they were finally allowed in, there was almost nothing to buy.

 

[elektra]

Russia is a shitty country, no one denies it
The point is the West shall end stupid sanctions and to push Russia and Ukraine to negotiations and stop of insanity
Against this western satanic Freemasons funnel $$$$ trillions in the corrupted regime of the scary clown and we are coming daily closer to nuclear WWIII

I am no fan of our policy towards the Ukraine.

Using supermarkets as a way to show Russia is not hurting from US sanctions is really, absurd.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Just wait and see what's coming.

100, 150 years from now, when multiculturalism/multiracialism has worked its "magic" in the US, America will be a stinky third world shithole that will make the modern hood or trailer park look like paradise and Americans will be a bunch of Mexicans, Haitians, Ethiopians and Indians with an IQ bordering on mental retardation.

Humanitarian aid agencies will donate notebooks to average Americans and they will use them to crack nuts.

That's some magic Ouija board you have.

 

[AlexanderPK]

I remember when the USSR allowed some Russian Jewish people to emigrate to the United States in the late 1980s.

When the Russians first entered an American supermarket filled to the rafters with food, they cried, literally cried, for in the USSR, they would wait hours in line and when they were finally allowed in, there was almost nothing to buy.

And? They smile now. There must have changed something, don't you think?
... they would wait hours in line and when they were finally allowed in, there was almost nothing to buy.
If there was a line then there was something to buy, no line no nothing. It worked like that.

 

[toomuchtime_]

Putin is a f... and not my boy
We're talking about stupidity of sanctions which harm the West only and do nothing to Russia

I don't know why you would deny you are a Putin loyalist since all your posts follow his propaganda and none of your posts criticize any of his words or actions; perhaps you think that you will have more credibility when you parrot his propaganda if you occasionally claim you don't like him.

The Russan economy is currently contracting at an annual rate of 5%, although the Russia government claims it is only contracting at less than 3%, all due to sanctions and the increasing costs of the unwinnable war in Ukraine. On the other hand, there is no evidence the economies of western nations have been negatively affected by the western sanctions against Russian.

In fact, if you didn't already understand this, you wouldn't be treating us with a tour of a supermarket.

 

[para bellum]

Russian obsession? Sour grapes! It's just that they can have a personal washer while many of you living in apartments in big cities can not and not able to do anything about it are forced to use these stupid launderettes where every scum of the earth comes by to wash their stinking socks and syphilitic underwear.

Sure, Russians can have a personal washing machine- they just have to go to Ukraine and steal one.

They are clearly highly coveted prizes, and worth defending- I have seen them in Russian trenches and dugout positions to protect them from artillery.

Anyone in the US in an apartment can buy one of those miniature or all-in-one appliances- they just have to go to the RV supplier, because you won't see them in an appliance store.

But knowing how valuable they are to Russians, I was thinking maybe that could be a basis for a cease-fire agreement. E.g. Russia leaves Ukraine and pays reparations, all Ukrainian citizens are returned home, the commanders who ordered the killing and targeting of civilians are tried for their war crimes in the Hague.

In exchange, NATO can see about getting the Russian people some washing machines. Play your cards right, we might even include some indoor plumbing in the deal...

 

[White 6]

I thought you aren't so naive
Never trust presstitutes and gov't

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I am not the norm. It only affects me in ways or relative pain at the time of purchase and not much, even then. Many, probably most (if they have or had a clue) at my age are debt free, have no kids at home (as they are on their own, doing fine) have considerable marginal income greater than expenses and still adding to reserves, though no longer working. Mostly just seeing it at the supermarket and the gas station, though with just two us, not much affect, certainly not affecting how we eat or the amount or destinations our driving. No car loans to take out or mortgages to worry with. I have seen inflation before. I have seen government numbers vs private numbers, knowing the truth is usually found somewhere in between. Since not really affecting me much, the numbers do not worry me, but are simply reference points for discussion.

 

[BackAgain]

And you suck at your homo avatar and stupid communist faggot propaganda

Lol. Poor Putin puppet no like Blutarsky.

And, shithead Barren of reason, I don’t espouse anything communist. You’re a confused and retarded Russian paid troll.

 

[BackAgain]

Really
What's about Uranium?
Russia don't gonna to delivery it in the future
Just imagine your electric bills ten times higher as now

 

[Confederate Soldier]

Go to American supermarket ( if you can find one ) in a small town and write what can you see

What the fuck do you mean "if I can find one"? They're everywhere. First one I was at this morning in Ashland PA, a very tiny town, was fully stocked and with good stuff too. That is a stupid come back argument. No one is sanctioning us like we are the Russians.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Russia is a shitty country, no one denies it
The point is the West shall end stupid sanctions and to push Russia and Ukraine to negotiations and stop of insanity
Against this western satanic Freemasons funnel $$$$ trillions in the corrupted regime of the scary clown and we are coming daily closer to nuclear WWIII

Why the hell should we push Ukraine to accept Russia STEALING part of its country? We are doing the right thing helping Ukraine punish Russia for theft.