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k 2's avatar

The 2nd guy. Brilliant.

Dmitry Olshansky

Du gun confuses being rural and undeveloped with being traditional.

The people on New Guinea in 234 BC were traditional. Yes?

I maybe exaggerated a bit, admittedly. I am the first to say that hedge fund managers imoverishing a world for their own selfish motives are not "advanced" or progressive except in perfection of predatory technique enhanced by being removed so distantly from their prey that they don't notice their destruction. Just as much as I also do not think promoting irreversible gender change on young people is advanced, intelligent or in anyone's interest.

Perhaps Dugin can recover from the awful grief he is experiencing and take lessons from Mr Olshansky. Who is a brilliant observer and possibly even diagnostician. I wish everyone well.

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Soren's avatar

Thanks for the translation. It was a great idea to juxtapose Dugin the idealistic theoricist and ideologue preaching from his ivory tower with the pragmatic Olshansky, clearly with his both feet standing firm in the proverbial mud of daily reality. Dugin is a well known figure whose rethoric -for the people following him for some time- is now basically limited to a recurring reiteration of the same ideas, views and perspectives. So the above harangue of Dugin contains no surprises. What did surprise though is the revelatory effect the sensical views of Olshansky and his criticism of Dugan has on the figure of Dugan in particular and Russia, it's people and civilization in general.

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