Do rural Russians enjoy poverty?

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Watch how people live in remote villages in Russia:

[joesoy]

The last guy says that mobilisation is easy, yet he is near to tears thinking about the three times he was involved in conflicts/wars. Ask the families and friends of the thousands of Russian soldiers killed in the wars if it´s easy. I believe they have a different story to tell...

[owenp]

Half the time people are terrified that you are from the government

[dancemaniac]

That last guy is clearly damaged by his war experience but tried to put on a brave face supporting the war. It's easier for him to believe that everything he experienced was necessary. Imagining having to accept that all the death and gory he experienced was all for nothing, it'll likely break him.

[paulinemasters]

Daniil and Team 1420. Your documenting of people's lives and how they feel on the various issues is a great thing you are doing, not only for your country but for the wider international community. If all goes well into the future for you, I am sure that your team will make a great contribution in history, sociology and the world and hopefully in your own country. I am very impressed by your insights and courage. May God's protection keep you safe and well.

[elle]

First time hear chuvash language. Thanks for that! And greetings from polish fans!

[minerran]

Country people are used to living a much more simple life than city people. So if they have enough food, basic services like electricity and gas, and a warm house then they are happy. That's fine, nothing wrong with that simple life if they are happy with it. It was very nice of that woman to invite us all into her home, thank you! Спасибо!

[DB-stuff]

It's heartbreaking watching these people settle for so much less than such a resource rich country can, and should provide.

[CaroAbebe]

Oh dear, that‘s so sad to watch. Daniil and team, please make sure you‘re safe in the days and weeks to come – the signs aren‘t good.

[robertrichardson]

The people that invited you into their homes were very good to do so. The second house really looked quite nice to me. The first certainly looked very modest, but a loved and cozy home nonetheless.
The fact that the returned veteran supported the “operation” is very understandable. As people only know what they are told.
Thank you for this video.

[cilibalint]

Watching that last guy was heartbreaking. Deep in his heart he definitely knows that something is wrong with the whole picture he tries to advocate for. But he just never knew anything else what could help him escape from that weird mindset. This is why education and freedom of media is essential.

[Pachupp]

You need to finish side quest to be able to talk to this guy. I think you should go to water tower for more clues. After that you can come back and take "Water problem" quest.

[NDawg]

Dude really just skipped the side quest of helping that old guy solve his water issue

[jimg]

That last encounter felt really sinister. 1420 are brave people!

[saskhiker]

Its so sad to see such brutal poverty while Russia has the most resources in the world. Russia won't share its wealth with rural folks but expects them to die for their stupid wars.

[hawksnest]

Love these videos. Thank you for sharing from America! ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸

[DoloresJNurss]

I'll be honest. I've seen worse poverty here in the USA. I've experienced it. But I'd rather be poor and free. I never have to worry about what might happen to me if I say the wrong thing to a young man with a video camera.

[Kievlar]

Immense effort to seek interviewees on almost empty village covered in heavy snow. Take care, 1420 team! You guys are amazing.

[fortuna]

All the best to these people who kindly allowed us to see inside their homes and lives!

[sba]

These videos are eye-opening to me. As an American, I had no idea how rural Russians lived. I subscribed to vasa in the hay. But any money I give goes to Ukraine first. I will support him by watching, upvoting and commenting.