Would you rather be RULED by the USA or Russia? (Political Freedom)
March 1, 2023
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as posted by the channelAt Rajk College in Budapest, three students consider the claim, “I would rather be ruled by the U.S. than Russia.” Students present many critiques of the U.S., rejecting corporate exploitation, arms exports, and lack of universal health coverage. The same student praising U.S. hegemony calls U.S. culture “shallow.”
While the Russian Federation is largely rejected, there are a few words of praise for Russian culture—and what would we do without Dostoevsky?
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