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Idiotic lady, $65k is NOTHING for any lot in Vladivostok's downtown. Critic something you've got at least some idea about...
That's not what he paid for the land! And you say you're following the discussion, you understand? Who is the idiot here? Thin ice, friend, very thin ice.
This is not only an interesting article, but relevant to this thread.
I stopped reading after that:
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Instead, a new popular blog has sprung up on a Russian social network. It is called “Pora valitâ€, which means roughly “Time to shove offâ€. Its few thousand users exchange stories about how best to leave Russia. The blog's title sums up perfectly the mood among Russia's urban and educated class.
There is ONE person, whining "lets leave together, because it's so much easier".
Then why did you post that the buyer was trying to get it for cheap?
The most probable scenario: he bought a right to rent, and tried to convert it to ownership for a nominal cost. In Vladivostok that was almost impossible. In some town - easily.
A small and ugly lot in that area may easily cost a million bucks. No wonder the city wasn't happy to sell such land for a few thousands.
Today he can easily buy that lot, but only at a public auction, starting at a less than nominal price...
This site will help you to make up your mind.
Relocation is a serious decision and there are always plenty of arguments for and against it.
While there are plenty of arguments against the relocation - such as hope, patriotism, a possibility to make money, the argument for relocation is the one and only - Russia is hopelessly destroyed, and she doesn't have a future. Even if now the authorities will come to their senses ( what would be a reason for that and why, really?) within the next 10-15 years, Russia will be feverishly shaking and you will be too. Only your children will see the"bright future," ( if it'll ever come, because Russians were fed with this hope already for the last 90 years.)
You'll argue that everything is not all that bad in Russia, but you are wrong because everything is much, much worse than it seems. Police Justice system Medicine Science Authorities Pensions Business Education - all are in catastrophic situation. It's impossible to come to a shore, if the ship is going down the river.
A column on a right site lists the major observations of situation in Russia for the last two years..
The one and only argument is that life somewhere else will likely be worse. This doesn't apply to retirement.
That's total BS, not an argument.
The arguments are under each and every tab - Medicine Science Authorities Pensions Business Education.
Let's pretend you didn't notice.
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Living debt free on $3000+ per month is awful in your account?
As I've already said - it's not "money situation" that a lot of Russians willing to immigrate are concerened about.
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For every police abuse in Russia, there are 100 or 1000 abuses in US.
Facts please))))
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Do you have any idea how bad it is in US? I do.
How is it you do and I don't?
Did you end up in Guantanamo or something?
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Try harder, liberast.
Why should I, nashist?
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He's got one interesting thing...
