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Срач о пиратстве вскрыл мощнейшую разницу в менталитете японцев и западных людей, о которой я раньше не задумывалась. Это не вопрос кто прав, а фундаментальное культурное различие, которое невозможно преодолеть пока не посмотришь на ситуацию со стороны другого человека. ->

Вчера разблокировала деточке экранное время, чтобы он решил вопросы по проверке с отцом домашки по английскому, заблокировать забыла. Ну и в промежутке между 22 и 6 утра играл в телефон 6 часов, потрясающе. И находятся люди, которые считают, что ограничивать детей в этом нельзя.

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It's time pro Russia people be honest about the SMO and self criticize. It was as incompetent and unplanned as Trump's stupid war on Iran. The Kiev offensive (and subsequent retreat) wasn't a "diversion" but an objective military failure and a failure to meet objectives. As was the retreats from Kharkov and abandonment of Kherson later in 2022. ~100K troops is an extreme underestimation of force needed to fight Ukraine, a relatively near peer military to Russia's. And Russia itself stated it retreated because it didn't have enough forces to hold lines for example at Kharkov 2022. And the decade long American intention to turn Ukraine into a future quagmire for Russia worked hook, line, and sinker. Russia has lost immense amounts of global influence and allies for a war where they likely won't even gain Odessa or Kharkov, and has gone on for far longer than it should have. This war has exceeded Russia's participation in WW1, Russia's participation in WW2, and if it really goes on "until 2030" like some people claim it might, then it will possibly also catch up to the Soviet War in Afghanistan. Lastly there isn't even any clear objectives for Russia. The handling of this war has ensured animosity between Russia and Ukraine for decades to come. It firmly delivered Ukraine into the hands of Azov far more openly now than before and has entrenched them. And because it likely won't even reach the Dniper, it won't "demilitarize" Ukraine either. So the intitial casus belli of "Denazification and Demilitarization" are completely out of the picture. Protecting Donbass? This war has way too many fronts, way too much investment, and so on to just be about Donbass - and Putin didn't do anything about Donbass for nearly a decade between 2014 and 2022. I am being more objective here. Many actual Russian pro-Russians in Russian language telegram channels are far more "blackpilled", saying that Russia is gonna straight up lose the war and Ukraine will eventually win (which is ultra blackpilled nonsense that's also common on the Ukrainian side also, saying that Ukraine is about to collapse - an unlikely but more likely outcome than the other blackpill) This war, the Maidan crew, the atrocities in Donbass, the formation of Azovism, etc could've all been prevented or stopped in its infancy - at far lower cost - in 2013/2014 with Russian intelligence and soft power contesting the West's before/during Maidan.

日本「海賊版を使っているなら、せめて公の場でそれを話さないという恥を知れ」 欧米「海賊版を使っているなら、せめてそれを認める名誉を持て」 恥の文化ってこういうことか 日本の作品はクリエイター個人の色彩が強く、彼らが海賊版や中古を利用されたと知ると傷つくという問題もあるのだが