Tucker's in the news again for showing off a train station & supermarket in Moscow. People think Moscow is some Potemkin city. No, you dumb cock smokers. Moscow is the capital of Russia. It's a real place with real people, living real lives. Yes, it's also kept fucking clean.
I think these accusations come from jealousy, because American subway systems are full of homeless, druggies, trash, niggers doing nigger things. They're disgusting. This is pure fucking jealousy.
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@ButtWorldsMan I love their argument that "it's just one city the rest of Russia is a shithole"
It's like bro... Please show me one American city with a train station this beautiful and clean.
That subway is stunning.
@UncleIroh @Loosekunt @ButtWorldsMan "The disgust with dirt can be so great that it keeps us from cleaning ourselves – from 'justifying' ourselves." ~Friedrich Nietzsche
I've been contemplating the cleanliness habits of societies and their appreciation for beauty. It seems that as societies degrade, they let loose their standards of cleanliness and thereby, beauty. A vital society is one which wants to grow, and it is therefore not content to sit in its own filth.
@DoubleD @UncleIroh @ButtWorldsMan
True, it's also a great indicator of the local economic strength. A well-maintained city or suburb requires spending. When the economy of a city or country is struggling. Upkeep goes first in cost cutting. Or it could be a sign of corruption in the system. Why spend the money on maintenance when that money could go into the pokes of a bureaucrat