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Old 3rd March 2002, 13:01
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Я из Питера. Тут же и проживаю. Везде был на Украине, а в Одессу так и не съездил.

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Old 3rd March 2002, 15:47
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Извините, что влезаю ...
Просто приятно узнать, что еще один человек из Питера здесь есть.

А Одесса - очень симпатичный и милый город, рекомендую посетить
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Old 3rd March 2002, 16:26
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Извините, что влезаю ...
Просто приятно узнать, что еще один человек из Питера здесь есть.



(помахал в ответ ручкой)



А Одесса - очень симпатичный и милый город, рекомендую посетить

Обязательно посещу. На самом деле я на Украине был в последний раз в детстве, лет пятнадцать назад. Так что современной Украины не видел.

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Old 3rd March 2002, 17:47
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Я в Питере была 4 раза, и кроме Одессы жила на Камчатке пару лет

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Old 3rd March 2002, 21:03
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Isn't it ironic that Wolf's beliefs about Russia and Russians reveal HIM to be the believer in mass propaganda?

Wolf,
I've been living in Canada for 14 years, and it is North Americans who are rabid consumers of propaganda! Eastern Europeans don't believe in it, because back in the days it was so much in-your-face that it was OBVIOUS that it was propaganda. Here it is more subtle and hence more powerful.
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Old 3rd March 2002, 21:07
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Canadian Wolf,
Smarten up. You're not doing a great favour to Canadians with your "argument".
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Old 3rd March 2002, 22:29
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Eastern Europeans don't believe in it, because back in the days it was so much in-your-face that it was OBVIOUS that it was propaganda. Here it is more subtle and hence more powerful.
jutka,

I agree with you mostly. But I think some kind of propaganda exists in any country, often quite spontaneous (based on pure biological instincts (defense of territory, defense of tribe and so on)). And in any country people often inclined to believe in propaganda, simply because propaganda is usually based on what they want to believe. But I think Russians are inclined to believe in it no more than Canadians are. And, in much degree we, people from Eastern Europe, really have some kind of "inoculation" against it and so have more sophisticated attitude to any form of propaganda.
Wolf's problem is he doesn't realize how much in his position is from the propaganda of his country.


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