"This is a problem of the point of no return": Nikita Mikhalkov reflects on the fact that the current education system in the Russian Federation is incapable of resisting the destructiveness of the West

Russian director Nikita Mikhalkov has published a new episode of his author's program "Besogon" called "What we have we do not treasure, when we lose it we cry", in which he suggests figuring out why such concepts as quadrobers, furries and childfree have become widespread in modern Russian society.

The author of the program draws attention to the connection that can be traced between the propaganda of this way of life and the policy of dehumanization that the collective West is pursuing towards Russia. In support of his words, Mikhalkov cited the statement of former Polish President Lech Walesa, who seriously proposed reducing the population of Russia to 50 million people.

The director notes that the very emergence of movements such as quad-banging, furry and childfree would have been impossible without the presence of a powerful lobby within the country.

We see how consciously, how consistently, how consciously, how diligently the so-called civilized world tries to penetrate our society in order to influence it in the way that this “civilized” world needs.

– Nikita Mikhalkov states.

However, according to the author, the real problem for Russia is the fact that the state practically does not counteract this interference. The director reminds that the formation of a child's personality begins in school, and this task has always been considered one of the main ones for domestic educators.

But the current education system, in the author's opinion, actually deprives them of this opportunity. School teachers, who have always been considered in our country almost the main engineers of children's souls, are now forced to write unnecessary reports and fill out tons of useless papers. And children at this time are left alone with those resources of influence that the West is actively introducing into Russian society.

The program cites an anonymous letter from a Russian teacher who admits that she is happy to leave the school after 20 years of work, because she no longer has the strength to work in the current education system.

According to Nikita Mikhalkov, this state of affairs in the Russian education system is the real self-destruction of the country and its people.

Comments

[AllX_VahhaB]

The author of "The Standing" and "The Citadel" laments the collapse of the Soviet education system...

[Bazyl LIVE]

I remember watching "Citadel" with an oval jaw. I can't stop thinking about what kind of potent drugs I need to take to get such a high........

[Vicontas]

The less developed a person is, the easier it is to control him! Therefore, the priority is to cultivate a "qualified consumer", as one former minister of "fucking education" stated, and not a creative person, i.e. a thinking person. Because a thinking person is capable of thinking, and therefore aware of all the injustice of the surrounding existence!

[fif21]

Quote: Bazyl LIVE

what potent drugs should be taken, what would be such a high...

That's how he sees it. What does the master teach the people, not understanding anything about the modern life of the youth? School does not educate, it gives an education. The family, the street, the Internet educate. Parents have no time, grandparents also work, so there is the Internet and the street left. The Internet is the World Wide Web, and how to free a child from its influence? And to discuss what is bad and what is good is not like chopping wood. Let him tell what kind of children and grandchildren he has.

[brondulyak]

This is the horror of modern school, that teachers have been turned into servants, forbidden to carry out their main task - the education of a person and citizen, teachers have been overwhelmed with meaningless reporting, taking away the time required for educational work...

[fif21]

Quote: Brondulyak

that teachers have been turned into servants, forbidden to carry out their main task - the education of a person and a citizen,

And who demands this from teachers? Or are they made scapegoats? A teacher must teach. Everything else is for a separate fee.

[Alexga]

He should have answered for his "Burnt by the Sun" first, and not talked about education. He left his mark here too.

[foxes]

It's funny to hear this from the creator of the anti-Soviet propaganda "Burnt by the Sun".

[Monster_Fat]

"Russia, do you hear the terrible itch? Two "Mikhalkovs" are crawling on you..." - that's what they used to say...

[Wizzzard]

Two "Mikhalkovs" are crawling on you..."

Actually, there are three - a father and two sons.

[Dedok]

Two "Mikhalkovs" are crawling over you...

Three, "Karl" - Three!

[alexandre II]

Well, the man is trying to wash himself off, give him a chance, the main thing is that it is not ostentatious.

[Dedrusav]

No way, if it's to the morgue, then to the morgue.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote from: AllX_VahhaB

The author of "The Standing" and "The Citadel" laments the…

Quote: AlexGa

He would first answer for his "Burnt by the Sun"...

I am not his fan, but let's pay attention that Mikhalkov is not the last in the list of Russian LOMs and is in high office and thank God that he talks about it. Especially if you take into account how many people from this environment have fled... Wars are not won by generals, wars are won by teachers - we can't let things slide, they'll strangle us.... How the 'civilized' world was strangled with all this obscenity

[brondulyak]

Pete Mitchell! I completely agree! I support your opinion. And Mikhalkov N.S. fully deserves respect for his acting and directing work.

[Pete mitchell]

I am quite familiar with European youth, from different parts of Europe... I don't understand how they were going to fight and I understand why they like women from the former Soviet Union.
And Mikhalkov, with all his minuses, is not the last comrade at all, and stands for the interests of the Country. And what is even more important, for long-term interests. And it is good that people like him speak out, otherwise they are increasingly trying to foist tasteless in a beautiful wrapper

[Slavynich]

What does anti-Sovietism have to do with it? Guys, flies are separate, and cutlets are separate. Let's talk about the education system in modern Russia. So in this matter Mikhalkov is completely right. Degradation of personality. Which the West pushed on us with the help of its protégés. It starts in kindergarten. At school. And most importantly, it starts in the media space. And what does our education system provide our children with? Masha and the Bear. Nothing more. I completely agree with Mikhalkov. Another 25 years of such upbringing in education and our children, grandchildren will simply not be able to simply evaluate what is bad and what is good.

[Oldrover]

Which the West pushed on us with the help of its protégés. It starts in kindergarten. In school.

Again this insidious West, which over the last 20 years has made the teaching profession one of the most “brutal”, both in terms of pay and working conditions.

[alexoff]

We can have any kind of education system, be it Japanese or Israeli. Where will the genius graduates work? In the positions of engineers and scientists with salaries even lower than teachers? In 1992 we had the same education as in 1984, but everything immediately stopped flying into space and in the sky, and all the smart guys went to trade in kiosks.

[Dedok]

In 1992 we had the same education as in 1984, but everything immediately stopped flying into space and in the sky, and all the smart guys went to the stalls to trade.

no, almost all of these Smart Guys have left...

[alexoff]

Not all of them, many were re-forged, and some became very successful. For example, one guy from the Tushino aircraft factory founded a company, in which, they say, there was a separate room where he kept cash tenge. But the fact is - even if they all remained - nothing would fly, it became unnecessary. They flew away because they stopped paying, and you need to eat every day regardless of the level of education

[Dedok]

But the fact is that even if they all remained, nothing would fly, it became unnecessary.

There's no arguing with that, no way...

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Slavynich

Another 25 years of such education and our children and grandchildren will simply not be able to simply evaluate what is bad and what is good.

And they won't have any examples left. Heroes like Vekselberg, Zyuganov, Kiriyenko...
They clearly see who and for what is valued in the country and words will not solve anything here... No one, following the example of Lee Kuan Yew, wanted to put three of his friends behind bars, but put them in very cozy and warm places, where the lack of intelligence is compensated by a large amount of money paid.

[your1970]

Quote: ROSS 42

Nobody wanted to put three of their friends behind bars, following the example of Lee Kuan Yew

Do you want to live in a country with the highest police density in the world?
Extrapolating to Russia, there should be at least 300 police officers in Moscow alone....
It's easy to govern a country the size of one district of Moscow...

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: your1970

When extrapolated to Russia - in Moscow alone there should be at least 300 police officers....

When extrapolating from Russia to Moscow, the population there should not exceed two million... (including newcomers and new arrivals)...

[your1970]

Quote: ROSS 42

Quote: your1970

When extrapolated to Russia - in Moscow alone there should be at least 300 police officers....

When extrapolating from Russia to Moscow, the population there should not exceed two million... (including newcomers and new arrivals)...

This is about the USSR - they couldn’t do without “limits” in Moscow, a Muscovite on a conveyor belt or with a broom = a Jewish reindeer herder or miner.

Although, ideally, the capital should be somewhere in the center of the country...

[AdAstra]

We have the "highest police density" only on paper, but in reality, some departments need to be padlocked and given a piece of paper asking citizens to refrain from committing administrative violations and crimes.

[your1970]

Quote from AdAstra

We have the "highest police density"

Not here, but in Singapore.
In our area there is a shortage even in the traffic police and the temporary detention facility (and there a year is equivalent to a year and a half!!).
The only thing to remember about the district police officers is swearing - up to 4 districts for one. Moreover, they used to pay extra for everything, but now they only pay extra for 1, and the rest are "free of charge, that is, for nothing"©
Young people come, work for a month or two and leave.

[alexoff]

And here's the interesting thing - there are rates, and one person does the work for them. Does he also receive a salary for everyone? Or does the boss put this salary in his pocket? If there are 30 such dead souls with a low salary - this is a significant amount

[your1970]

Quote from alexoff

Does he also receive a salary for everyone?

Read not?

Quote: your1970

Moreover, before they paid extra for everything, but now they only pay extra for one thing, and the rest are “free of charge, that is, for nothing”©

Quote from alexoff

Or do the bosses put this salary into their pockets?

It's too obvious, and the amounts are small.
"Dead souls" will immediately appear in personnel, financial services, any inspections, emergencies, reports, criminal/administrative cases, workload calculations, etc.

[alexoff]

The amounts are small, but within the framework of a single district and if in one hand, then it is a very not sour figure. A comrade at one of the Moscow State University departments went to find out why the cleaning lady did not come and did not wash the floors. He was told with a straight face that for 20 positions there were only three cleaning ladies and two of them were on vacation. And here is the question - where do 17 positions go? Or, for example, in my village at the post office there were 5 postmen for 6 sections, and then it turned out that there were 8 positions. And it is not clear who received the money from three positions?

[your1970]

Quote from alexoff

The amounts are small, but within the framework of a particular region, and if in one hand, then it is a very significant figure.

You forget that "He will eat it, but who will give it to him!" ©
"Dead Souls" with a performance fake documents are theoretically possible - but specifically in the police unlikely. It will come out too easily.
And at the district level, it won’t fall into one hand even in theory; it would have to be shared with too many people at the level of the Internal Affairs Directorate.

[alexoff]

But where does the money go? Back to the budget? Then it's a saving, Siluanov is happy.

[your1970]

Quote from alexoff

But where does the money go? Back to the budget? Then it's a saving, Siluanov is happy.

The Treasury transfers money from the budget according to the Internal Affairs Directorate payment orders - which represent a calculation based on the number of personnel, stars, length of service, additional payments, benefits, etc. Naturally, the surplus within the budget for personnel cannot be used anywhere else and it goes back to the budget of the Russian Federation.

[your1970]

Quote from AdAstra

We have the "highest police density"

Not here, but in Singapore.
In our area there is a shortage even in the traffic police and the temporary detention facility (and there a year is equivalent to a year and a half!!).
The only thing to remember about the district police officers is swearing - up to 4 districts for one. Moreover, they used to pay extra for everything, but now they only pay extra for 1, and the rest are "free of charge, that is, for nothing"©
Young people come, work for a month or two and leave.

[Dedok]

We have the "highest police density" only on paper,

yes, almost everyone, almost everyone - is busy with Reports, journals, reports, i.e. they work in the "office" - on the "ground" people are being cut...
the main thing now is to report beautifully...

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Slavynich

So in this matter Mikhalkov is completely right.

And what does our ruling class say about this? What, for example, did German Gref say about education? Does Nikita Sergeyevich not want to specifically speak out about the people in power who are promoting this education system? Oh yes, the Surikov family, they are like the Volga - they flow under any regime! Pardon me, I forgot...

[Catfish]

Don't write nonsense. Mikhalkov has spoken out about the art of this alternative drive several times, including in education.

[Terenin]

Quote: catfish

Do not write nonsense.

He can't write nonsense, he read Capital... and saw Lenin. Which is what he's gotten on everyone's nerves with.

[Oldrover]

What, for example, did German Gref say about education?

It's funny when in the context of education they always remember Gref, although he is a banker, he has an indirect relation to education, and certainly to school, the only thing is that they have a strong IT school at SberTech, School 21. Apparently, you can safely score "political points" on Gref.

[Monster_Fat]

It's funny when Gref is always mentioned in the context of education...

Ah, this simply shows the level of intelligence of the "scribblers". I am surprised how Pugacheva and Galkin are not mentioned here.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Monster_Fat

Ah, this simply shows the level of intelligence of the "scribblers". I am surprised how Pugacheva and Galkin are not mentioned here.

Who is the ruling class under Capitalism, and who is the servant? If you put Gref and the Pugalkins on the same level, then apparently you don't understand this at all?

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Oldrover

It's funny when Gref is always mentioned in the context of education, although he is a banker and has an indirect relationship with education.

Bankers under capitalism are like members of the Politburo under the USSR! Moreover, Gref is very active and speaks a lot about education!

[Oldrover]

Yes, he could say whatever he wanted about education, but he is not the Minister of Education and he left the government in 2007.
where he was for only seven years. I don't have any sympathy for Gref, but he has a very indirect relationship with education.

[Ross xnumx]

Nikita Mikhalkov reflects on the fact that the current education system in the Russian Federation is unable to resist the destructive influence of the West

What is surprising here?
The former "C" students, who ignored the collection of scrap metal and waste paper, who missed class hours and meetings, finally got to power. They took revenge on their teachers by creating the modern education system of Russia, where the phrase "class teacher" can be put on the same level as "class girl", and Vasnetsov is the one from the motor depot...
Deep spirituality, lost heroes and found idols, a hundred thousand rubles instead of a hundred friends - that's where all the madness comes from, that's where all the insanity comes from.

[Slavynich]

It is the "C" students who are now defending you and me in the SVO. But here are the excellent students. The sons of those who did not want to live by the laws of the USSR from the ruling elite together with Gorbachev. They are the ones who, betraying the interests of Russia, push this education system onto us and do not allow us to fight the Western system.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Slavynich

It is precisely the "C" students who are now protecting you and me at the SVO.

Have you heard about the competition for flight schools? There are all C grade students there... C grade students were Shoigu’s deputies...

[Slavynich]

I don't get it. Are you saying that all the pilots have red certificates?

[Konnick]

It is precisely the "C" students who are now protecting you and me at the SVO.

If they were excellent students, they wouldn't defend it, but would have put an end to this Ukrainian quasi-state long ago.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Konnick

If they were excellent students, they wouldn't defend it, but would have put an end to this Ukrainian quasi-state long ago.

They, in all likelihood, could have improved their flight training if they had been given more than a bucket of kerosene per plane in the 90s and the schools had not been closed...
And the quasi-state would have been finished off long ago, if not for...well, you know what...

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: ROSS 42

They, in all likelihood, could have improved their flight training if they had been given more than a bucket of kerosene per plane in the 90s and the schools had not been closed...

In the 90s, things were even worse! In 1997, they destroyed the airbase in Mansiysk (Yugorsk-2). The Yugorsk city administration had an idea to make a civilian airport out of this base, so the Yugorsk Land Committee hired us to do a topographic survey of the military town with the base and conduct an inventory of the land. They put us up in an officer's dormitory. In the next room, behind the wall, young pilots who had just been assigned were drinking vodka! A cry from the heart of one 22-year-old boy, my age: "I come from a village in the Ryazan region, I dreamed of becoming a pilot since childhood, I graduated from college, I was assigned here, the base is being closed, we are being laid off and dismissed from the army! And what should I do? Go back to my village? I have no other education, I can't do anything else, my flight hours are minimal..."
P.S. The civil airport was never built. A few years later I passed through - abandoned caponiers (concrete!), next to which were mountains of sawn-up MiG-25s. Most of the runway was dismantled, the slabs were sold. On the remaining stump there is an aeroclub with Cessnas...
Thus ended the story of the 763rd IAP, whose interceptors patrolled the skies up to Novaya Zemlya...

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Slavynich

It is precisely the "C" students who are now defending you and me at SVO. And here are the excellent students.

You really put our fighters down like that! Like - only cattle fight?

[Vladimir-TTT]

Quote: ROSS 42

The former “C” students finally came to power,

Putin and his team are in power now. For 20+ years already.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Vladimir-TTT

Putin and his team are in power now. For 20+ years already.

Compare the certificates of Putin and Ulyanov... And the faces of Vekselberg, Miller and Sechin are simply overflowing with higher intelligence...
The liberals have been in power since the signing of the Belovezhskaya Pact, and the current team is all from the nineties...

[Vladimir-TTT]

Quote: ROSS 42

Liberals found themselves in power

Under the leadership of the main liberal - Putin, as he himself stated at the time.
And I don't consider them to be excellent students. I agree with you - for 20+ years in Russia, C students have been in power.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: ROSS 42

former "C" students who ignored the collection of scrap metal and waste paper, who missed class hours and meetings.

Somehow you all lump together. I finished school without any Cs, and I passed my final exams with all A's... But I tried to ignore waste paper/scrap metal collection and class hours in every possible way! At the same time, I was a political informant and on Mondays, before the first lesson, I spent 15 minutes pushing the Party line to my classmates!
EY. But what pissed me off the most were the summer "work-offs"!

[Ross xnumx]

Quote from: AllX_VahhaB

I finished school without any Cs, and I passed my final exams with all A's...

And in which office of the Kremlin have you been allocated a place? Or do you sit directly in the Government of the Russian Federation or the State Duma?

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: ROSS 42

And in which office of the Kremlin have you been allocated a place? Or do you sit directly in the Government of the Russian Federation or the State Duma?

I didn't get the logic in your question...

[Ross xnumx]

Quote from: AllX_VahhaB

I didn't get the logic in your question...

The logic here is in the correct understanding of what is read:

Quote: ROSS 42

Former “C” students finally came to power, who ignored the collection of scrap metal and waste paper, who missed class hours and meetings.

[Oldrover]

The director notes that the very emergence of movements such as quad-banging, furry and childfree would have been impossible without the presence of a powerful lobby within the country.

Well, in the 90s there were all sorts of emus, punks, etc., and everything went away, and these new movements will go away too. I also remember in the 2000s there were all sorts of role-playing movements, there was a big crowd in St. Petersburg.

[Victor19]

I spoke with students from India. The teacher has the right to physically punish children with sticks. When I told them about phones and swearing at school, they said that they excluded it. An old Jewish proverb: "He who spares the rod hates his son!"

[Vladimir-TTT]

Quote: Victor19

I spoke to students from India. The teacher has the right to physically punish children with sticks. When I told them about phones and swearing in school, they said that they excluded it.

"She's a mother" and "he's a foal". And teachers are already punishing with sticks (almost, but it's not far off). In Russia. They got up off their knees...

[Oldrover]

It will be enough to have video recording in the classroom and it will be much easier for the teacher to work with modern children.

[Victor19]

Video recording! It's not that simple! Only with the permission of the head teacher or the principal to view the recording. It gets boring every time. Only when it's really necessary.

[Oldrover]

The very fact of video recording greatly disciplines both students and teachers.

[Victor19]

Oh, you are far from school! Children don't care about this fixation.

[Fangaro]

When he was filming in Burnt by the Sun and was caressed with a golden title, he didn’t resist either the money or the fame.
And then the wind of change blew up our ass, and completely different speeches began to sound. Human!

[Vladimir-TTT]

Better late than never. Although it would be very good for Mikhalkov to admit his "quirks" as well.

[AdAstra]

Vane "" "" "" "

[Stardock]

Mikhalkov is a man without principles, a narcissistic liar who has long lived apart from his people and serves the government on principles - what do you want? White should be repainted into black. - please. It should be done the other way around - no problem. The main thing is to do it with an intelligent face.
The entourage of the picture of his program Besogon, consisting of arrogantly pompous elements - a series of busts of tsars, Russian icons, the Russian flag has long been causing rejection
the majority of viewers.
A languid, didactic tone tells us, the feeble-minded, how to live correctly, what is good and what is bad.
He, as the unsurpassed bearer of Russian values, the light of all Rus', the keeper of national traditions, wants to lead us, the lost, to the sun and eternal happiness.
I myself was so inspired that I stood in the direction of Moscow and sang: God save the future Tsar Nikita.
Mikhalkov violates the basic principles of the laws of close communication, which, at a minimum, does not begin with demonstrating a sense of superiority.
The great and wise should learn from professional political workers, for example, from Channel 1.
Their monologue is always on equal terms, without any signs of lecturing or gesivoenitsy. The technique is often used: I am the same as you, the same as everyone else. The journalist conducts a conversation on the street, in a domestic home environment, or even in a dialogue mode with the blogger.
Then the word definitely reaches the person. Whether it is correct or not is another topic.

.

[Million]

By the way, Mikhalkov would be better off showing his programs to the Kremlin, and not to us.

[Stardock]

All modern ideology is based on lies. All evidence is turned upside down. Cause is confused with effect.
The basis of modern Putin's ideology is exclusively military patriotic education. Every person in our country should be a warrior, an iron man with a cold heart, mercilessly killing his enemies. And there are many of them here in VO.
Eternal, banal values ​​- home, family, parents, the well-being of their children, honest and productive work are in 10th place.

The country is simply screaming about social problems. In particular, education.
I often visit different schools and universities in the region. Everything starts with personnel. The last 2 decades have brought the industry to the level of poverty. Working at 1 rate, an experienced!!! teacher will receive 22-25 thousand rubles. This is 2-3 times less than a worker after vocational school.
The students openly laugh at the teachers' poverty. Only losers work there!
Teacher. The university gets a little more. Professor with all the regalia, titles 50. Is it possible to live like that? Poor people cannot do, invent new modern, military equipment and what is extremely lacking for their own.
As a result, the teaching staff consists of elderly women with an average age of 50. Tired, exhausted by endless overtime. Classes are conducted formally, mechanically.
These people have long since burned out emotionally. The fire in their souls has long since ended. And without it, you can't be a good teacher.

What other influence of the West is Mikhalkov talking about? All Western media have long been banned. Not a fly can fly past. Especially since there are only foreign agents working for Western intelligence agencies all around. )) The youth does not want to watch the propaganda nonsense that comes out in our media.
The popularity of our TV has been falling sharply in recent years. Teenagers, young people do not believe what they say there. Young people sit on the Internet and have long since gone on a joint voyage. According to polls, 50% of our youth dream of going abroad. They do not want to live in the delirium where we live. And this is with a 100% state monopoly on the state media.
We always and everywhere see agents of the West. They supposedly ruined Russia. ))) What is the simple answer for all the failures?
Maybe it's time for us to answer for what we built ourselves? Has any of our big bosses ever reported to us? Not once.

[tatra]

It's funny, the enemies of the USSR have been trying for 33 years to create the illusion that they know everything, can do everything, but something or someone always gets in their way - Soviet communists and security officers, liberals, the people, the West, "bad boyars". For 33 years they have been just "cleaning up the mess". It has gotten to the point that some of them seriously accuse Lenin's body in the Mausoleum, which "harms the Russian Federation with its bad aura".

[KTM-5]

Teachers are often truly powerless against the corrupting influence of the West. And it's not even about these reports and papers. Children ALREADY come to school with this attitude - that teachers are bad and stupid. Previously, teachers were looked up to, they were an indisputable authority. Now there is nothing even close to that. Teachers are perceived as servants who can be insulted, who can be spat on. The teacher's word for students is like the buzzing of a fly, which must simply be brushed off. Children have their own authorities, they are hooked on smartphones like a drug, from which they never get out. The new law banning phones in class does not work.
And the problem cannot be solved by teachers alone.

[sodium20]

Today I will tell you an unpopular thing. opinion: The truth is bitter. In Western countries, ordinary citizens are targeted at point precession and fined for small things. While on the other hand, the elite class is rewarded with tax breaks and benefits. Is any of the above "The Ruling Class" willing to have their assets and bank accounts audited annually? If the answer is no, then the Ruling Class should be flexible with the average citizen on issues such as quads, furries and "Childfree" for individuals/couples.

[sodium20]

Complete moral degradation is not only visible in ordinary citizens, it can be seen in the "Ruling Class" as well. The "ruling class" includes the Political Class, Administrative Class, Civil Servants, Academia, Law Enforcement, Celebrities, Business Class, Judiciary, etc. In almost every country in the world, laws and policies are made as a result of the heavy influence of the elite class. Imposing fines on ordinary citizens for everything and anything is a bad sign for any country.

[Alexander Ra]

Unfortunately, we must admit that the education system that corresponded to the goals, objectives, and level of Soviet society has been destroyed. This is one of the most terrible acts of sabotage against Russia. To lower the authority of a teacher, to burden his work with formalism, to deprive him of the physical opportunity to engage in pedagogical creativity - what is this if not sabotage? Mikhalkov makes the right comments, but with his capabilities, I would like clarity on where the roots of the problems are? The totality of these problems - is this not state policy?

[guest]

Quote: Alexander Ra

where are the roots of the problems?

The Soros education system that was imposed in the 90s.

[your1970]

Quote: guest

Quote: Alexander Ra

where are the roots of the problems?

The Soros education system that was imposed in the 90s.

Yeah, and the people who were studying in the 1960-1970s were the ones who were charging the water for Kashpirovsky....it seems Soros taught them too.

[guest]

Quote: your1970

Quote: guest

Quote: Alexander Ra

where are the roots of the problems?

The Soros education system that was imposed in the 90s.

Yeah, and the people who were studying in the 1960-1970s were the ones who were charging the water for Kashpirovsky....it seems Soros taught them too.

Well, it was more of a television phenomenon back then, and the water was still charged by someone else.

[your1970]

Quote: guest

Quote: your1970

Quote: guest

Quote: Alexander Ra

where are the roots of the problems?

The Soros education system that was imposed in the 90s.

Yeah, and the people who were studying in the 1960-1970s were the ones who were charging the water for Kashpirovsky....it seems Soros taught them too.

Well, it was more of a television phenomenon back then, and the water was still charged by someone else.

The problem is that the television phenomenon worked for people with secondary and higher Soviet education. Although the formula was always: "We teach people to learn"....

I worked at JINR at the time and listened to how nuclear physicists looked at this seriously and discussed it with examples of how “it helped the neighbor.”

[Million]

I wonder who is to blame for all this???

[guest]

Quote: Million

I wonder who is to blame for all this???

I will quote

Chubais is to blame for everything

[milestone]

You'd think there were no movements before - punks, rockers, under the USSR, and nothing, they grew up, matured, served in the army. These are not fatal, youth movements. Low salaries are fatal for the country, it seems to me that this is where childfree came from, children are expensive, and will never pay off for parents. For example, let's look at well-fed Japan, it is dying out, and to solve the demographic problem, their government lets migrants into the country. Does this remind you of anything? They do not reduce prices for children's education, no, they bring in Chinese, Vietnamese, young people with higher education. Something like that.

[Plate]

Have you ever thought that having children is just painful? Hormonal changes for 9 months, weight gain and strain on the musculoskeletal system with a shift in the center of gravity, and at the end incredible pain and suffering (it's good that I am immune to this due to the presence of a Y chromosome). And a woman needs all this in order to... what? Even if we imagine that she has no problems with money for food, for goods for babies, etc.
Again, let's imagine that there are NO problems with money AT ALL. How will this incredible overcoming pay off for a woman? It's good for a man. He got pleasure, and at the end of the day - adoring minions, through whom he can realize his needs to be important to someone and take care of someone.

[Yumico]

Where were you before, my dear Mishanka! You built a business, paid money, you son of a bitch, and now you've become a truth-teller and patriot!?

[Idle_piston]

Admit at least to yourself that the current state administration in Russia is leading the country to collapse. It's not just a matter of education.

[tank64rus]

If Mikhalkov raised this problem, then the situation with education and upbringing of youth is more than serious. The same with what was said earlier. It is not for nothing that in the recent past the program was removed from television four times. In general, the situation is more than serious.

[Illanatol]

Quote: hito

You might think that there were no movements before - punks, rockers, during the USSR, and nothing, they grew up, matured, served in the army.

... and then suddenly the USSR and the Soviet Army were gone.

[Illanatol]

Quote: Alexander Ra

Mikhalkov makes the right comments, but with his capabilities I would like clarity on where the roots of the problems lie?

The roots of the problems began to sprout back in the late USSR, when our "rotten intellectuals" (and humanities scholars too) began to be imbued with the Western spirit and ideology. Should I remind you who was in the first ranks of the ardent "perestroika" supporters? Certainly not the workers or the collective farmers...
Well, and then these "foremen of perestroika" began to prepare their young replacements, focusing on reforming the education system and promoting ideologically close youth.

[Dedrusav]

What you fought for, you got, Mikhalkov. There was no need to vulgarize your father's deeds with lies.

[vvnab]

So breaking is not building, Nikita Sergeyevich! And none other than your friends and buddies, and you yourself personally, broke the Soviet system!
I'm already sick of all this clowning...

[Workyaga]

WHAT THEY COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN, BUT THEY DON'T WANT TO INVENTE ANYTHING... Invent engineer-dumpers - whatever he takes on, he'll fix, or builder-dumpers - even like in the joke from ..... and sticks, he'll build beauty...
I understand that the problem here is that children's thoughts are led away by showing a goal, and ours only put up barriers in the Soviet style... But you can't remove spilled water on the table with just hard but penetrating barriers, you also need to set a direction - the flow of water, through goals (which is also such a form of receiving pleasure or liberation, and even such will be respected)... We only prohibit, punish, but do nothing... It's like trying to remove water in a stream against the current with a comb...

[Akuzenka]

“We don’t treasure what we have, we cry when we lose it,” in which he suggests figuring out why such concepts as quadrobers, furries, and childfree have become widespread in modern Russian society.

I read about Mikhalkov and immediately remembered Ludwig Aristarkhovich: "And who did this!!!!!?"

[Mobik]

You're some kind of bullshit about the education system. They've been saying for 25 years that we need to write a proper history textbook. That's 7 books... A crowd of intellectuals who couldn't write 25 books in 7 years is a diagnosis. This can only be cured with holy promethium.