How much is the Crimea. Conversation with a liberal

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The situation around the reunification of the Crimea and Russia finally put everything in its political palette. It became clear who was a patriot, and who only dressed as a patriot, pursuing his goals using appropriate rhetoric. Leaders of the opposition and some cultural figures in Russia have lost the last remnants of the respect of their compatriots. A vivid illustration of this word is of a Crimean who approached me on the square of Simferopol during the people's triumph on the night of 17 on March 18.



- And what Makarevich - a man asked me, next to which stood four sons "small-small-smaller" - He, what really does not want us to become part of Russia? What happened to him?

He was always like that. Our “oppositionists” liberals have always been like this, always supporting the steps of the West and always speaking out against the steps of Russia. So the latest argument of the liberals today is the statement that "the annexation of the Crimea will cost Russia dearly." In the financial sense.

To be honest, I’ve got used to the fact that liberals look at everything going on through the prism of a wallet. They think with money, they live with money and everything measures money. But in the situation around the entry of the Crimea into Russia, it turned out to be so characteristic that I did not consider it to be wrong.

Let us examine the arguments of the liberal.

The Crimea became part of Russia - now Russia will have to spend money on “pulling up” the peninsula to the all-Russian level and invest in its development. Further, as always, there is a groan that these funds are better spent on “hospitals and schools” or distributed to “orphans and pensioners”.

The first thing I want to notice is that we know very well how the liberals “cared” for orphans and pensioners. Orphans in the period 90-s, hungry pensioners, "not fit into the market." Constant appeals from the liberals to stop paying maternity capital and increase the retirement age. Today’s fascist liberals who came to power in Ukraine are going to save on pensions and social benefits. They are going to increase the retirement age and stop funding sports clubs. That is, they do everything that the liberals in Russia could not or did not manage to do. Therefore, talk from a cannibal about human rights can only be viewed as a way of mimicry and demagogy. As for "kindergartens, schools and hospitals," we all saw how liberals in 90-s literally built up the whole country with gardens, and polyclinics. It did not pass, nor drive across Russia from schools of general education and sports schools. At every step, schools and children's institutions were opened. So? No not like this. Not at all. And these people who purposefully destroyed science and culture, demography and sport in their homeland, still dare to say something?

But to say such a liberal-so in fact will not understand anything. He after all thinks money, efficiency and profit. I will try to explain in a liberal language why Russia needs Crimea, and Crimea needs Russia. At the same time, I deliberately will not use such incomprehensible categories for a liberal as solidarity with compatriots, a desire to help people of their culture and language and a sense of justice towards those who are oppressed.

When you buy an apartment, you only incur expenses. Not only have you spent on buying a home, so you still have to do repairs in the apartment. And these are “direct and senseless” expenses. From the point of view of liberal logic, you should not buy an apartment and make repairs, but give all these funds to elderly parents or completely spend them on teaching children. It is clear that a normal person will help parents and children will not be left alone with difficulties at a difficult time. But any adult person understands the meaning of buying an apartment, and understands the meaning of its repair. Economy, efficiency or profit, these actions can not be explained. Here we are talking about something else - housing you leave your children and grandchildren. And in a beautifully renovated housing, you yourself will be pleased to live. If we follow the logic that the liberals are trying to dictate to us in the situation with the Crimea, we must live on the street in a cardboard box. Everything else is a silly waste of money. So, reunification with the Crimea is the same for the country as for the family to purchase housing. This is an extension of the territory of our civilization, our family. But liberals are a brain, a purse and a conscience - members of a foreign civilization. Therefore, they resist!

The territory of our planet is finite. No wonder Mark Twain said a very long time ago: "Buy land, it is no longer produced." Any territory is mineral resources, these are geographical and geopolitical advantages. There are minerals in Crimea, in the Crimea our base fleet. Talking that we will spend money in vain on its maintenance is like starting to say today that we gave Alaska to the United States correctly. And what - the budget was saved. But it is obvious that today Alaska would not have bothered us, and the minerals found there more than paid for the United States the amount paid to Russia for this territory. The liberal wants the territory of Russian civilization to be as small as possible, and the Anglo-Saxon, western - as much as possible.

Surprisingly, supporters of the market economy, with which the liberals position themselves in such a way, do not want to think in any way with “market categories”. Why does the European Union absorb weak economies and immediately start subsidizing them? Because by this he captures their markets and increases the markets for his campaigns. Crimea for Russia is an expansion of the market of everything that is possible for Russian campaigns. Additional couple of millions of consumers are liberals for some reason do not want to see. All over the world, states and unions are trying to expand their zone of economic and political influence. Everywhere liberals are “for” - as soon as Russia does the same thing - all liberals, especially Russian, are categorically “against”. The goal of liberalism is to open the markets of the whole world to the West. Therefore, the opposite must be done in every way to brake and ridicule.

Investing in the Crimea will create jobs, give people money that will be spent in Russia. But for a liberal, the only important and correct placement of state funds is the purchase of US and European bonds. At the same time, for some reason, they themselves, in their economic “private” activities, do not invest money in treasurers, but expand their companies. They buy competitors, open branches. They are trying to occupy as large a market share as possible, to stake out for themselves as large a niche as possible. For the state, for Russia, the liberals have completely different recipes than they declare in their personal, political or economic life.
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  1. 0
    26 March 2014 10: 50
    Makarevich Damn scared! Somehow I even feel ashamed that I have been playing his music on the guitar since the fifth grade. Although now there is NOTHING from Makarevich Music! Just verbal diarrhea!
  2. 0
    26 March 2014 10: 57
    Liberals come and go, but Crimea will remain with Russia forever. tongue
  3. 0
    26 March 2014 11: 06
    Liberalism, you say, um... I remember how a few years ago someone unknown broadcast from TV screens that he sees Russia as some kind of ineffective company, which he, with a team of “effective” managers, must make effective and profitable. He said that all ineffective, non-revenue-generating sectors of the economy and the state should be “sequestered” (what a word, God bless your tongue). And after that, the “offensive” against “mono-towns” began, the “reform” of education, the pension “reform”, etc. began... I don’t remember who said this, maybe you can tell me? Looks like some kind of liberal?
  4. 0
    26 March 2014 12: 04
    I think you need to know what liberals think. Think critically about this and see what is rational, that is, what should be corrected for greater justice in society. Once again, critically. We must benefit from any criticism and give a competent rebuff to those ideas that lead to nowhere or pursue deliberately false goals. It is impossible to live in society and be free from it, but it is possible to improve it.
  5. 0
    26 March 2014 12: 07
    As for Makarevich. I am very surprised by the drift of his worldview. Or maybe he has always been like this and did not want Russia to prosper?
  6. 0
    26 March 2014 12: 39
    Since liberals are just counting, let's do the math.
    Crimea - 2 people. If 000 million people are born in Russia, then it is necessary to transfer the capital mate 000 million * 2 thousand =
    860 rub. (and in our country, count 000 million who were born free of charge.). I won’t count the gas discount. Many Russians will go on vacation to Crimea. To be honest, I’m planning to go with my family. I think there will be a million. And this is 000 * 000 rubles/person = 2 rubles. But that's not all. Those who went to Crimea, means they didn’t go to Turkey, Egypt, etc. (select the one you need), which means they didn’t take at least $1 abroad. If he didn’t take them, it means they stayed with us. if they have minus 000 and we have +000, this means 30. Law of business. (every ruble you don’t earn gives plus 000 to your competitor.)
    I don’t know how to calculate MORAL SATISFACTION. But it will definitely amount to a LOT of trillions. It feels like Russia has finally woken up. Remember - the Decembrists woke up Herzen - So here, the Maidan woke up Russia.
  7. +1
    26 March 2014 13: 40
    I have never been a fan of Putin and his company. In many ways, he disagrees with his team’s conduct of domestic policy and economic development. I always believed that it was necessary to invest money primarily in the development of production, the army and science in Russia, and not in various funds. He believed that it was necessary, first of all, to fight corruption and theft among officials, law enforcement officers and other government officials, and not against the Kvachkovs, Budanovs and other similar persons. In this regard, I treated the speeches of the “opposition” and their leaders, let’s say, without hostility, and somewhat with respect. With the exception of certain individuals - Nemtsov, Kasparov, Chubais, about people like Novodvorskaya and others like that, I’m simply silent. But after their speech against supporting Russians in Crimea and Ukraine, this entire circle of people and their supporters evoke nothing but a feeling of disgust. What the hell is “cost”? If the genocide of Russian-speaking people was really being prepared and is being prepared there. How this whole bunch screams about human rights when they are dispersed at a rally (illegal, or with violations). For their own skin, they are ready to fight and sue to the last. And when they cut the throat of someone else who does not share their view of the future of the country, then they have no questions. Here, whatever the West says, so they will accept it, with all their “soul” and ardor. Disgusting.
  8. 0
    26 March 2014 13: 54
    For one position, the “liberals” were rolled out. (However, are they liberals? That’s a big question; on the Maidan, the “liberals” were hitting their own boys in the backs,,,, and someone like Novodvorskaya, when she comes to power, will strangle anyone between the legs who will not agree that they are the most beautiful)

    In general, it’s great that the attitude towards the annexation of Crimea was shown like a litmus test in these “white and noble” pig snouts!!!!
    Nationwide boycott of traitors to the people!!!!!
  9. 71rog
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    26 March 2014 15: 05
    Deprive the fifth column of Russian citizenship and put them on a rusty ship, and send them to America / a prosperous society.
  10. 0
    26 March 2014 16: 30
    Our “oppositionists” liberals have always been like this, always supporting the steps of the West and always opposing the steps of Russia.
    In my opinion, the author did not confuse the concept of liberalism much with calabrationism. Our “oppositionists” are not liberals, they are calabrationists, because support the steps of the West and always oppose the steps of Russia. There is no need to be shy, you need to call a spade a spade. hi
  11. 0
    26 March 2014 17: 46
    Is Crimea expensive? And what money can be used to value the people’s sense of pride in their country? Those who only have money on their mind remember it first of all.
  12. 0
    26 March 2014 21: 57
    Only from Crimea, was part of the “polite Cossacks”. Makarevich in Sevastopol is now called a rat and a rabbit (they found a similarity because of his front teeth).. the column" needs to be strangled right now, so that in the future they do not interfere with the GDP in implementing its "creative plans" for the revival of Russia.
  13. AlexanderZakhar
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    28 March 2014 14: 32
    Your analogy, Starikov, “when you buy an apartment, you only bear expenses” can be continued.
    All further discussions about the new apartment are probably fair, if not for one BUT.
    YOU BUY an apartment, not TAKE OVER!
    Here the psychology and economics of not a liberal, not a patriot, but an ordinary gopnik comes into play.
    By dividing the loot (having arranged everything in a raider-like manner, it is legally correct), and we can quickly begin “repairs”!?
    I’ll probably go over the weekend and chop off half of my neighbor’s garden, because last year I planted zucchini there and my “original” carrots were still there. Now you can! If he performs, I’ll give him a kick, he’s a frail guy, I’ll move the fence and dig up the area. And he’ll go to the local police officer, I’ll make an agreement with him, he’s averse to bribes, he’ll hand over whatever papers he needs. For the sake of respectability, maybe we should hold a referendum among zucchini and carrots? There is no need to ask, they will all be FOR it.
    So who will I be now for my children and grandchildren after this? Although for my grandchildren’s grandchildren this will be their garden and they may remember me with a kind word.
    But tell me, where should we hide our eyes now, Starikov?