@DM-sy4hg
Such a bad idea. A soldier could take the money, give you bad intel, then flee back to Russia. It is bizarre to assume that Russians may hate their own home.
@chestermann3603
This is why our educational system is in trouble. People like this teaching.
@coffeeandxanax2158
This is the second dumbest take on any issue that I've ever heard on rising, the first being when Grimm brought some neoliberal "economist" on to say inflation hurts the wealthy more than regular people.
@dontbestupid6664
Firing squads lol. My father was in the Soviet army and served in Afghanistan and saw lots of deserters or guys who went awol and the worst that would happen was they were sent to military jail for a week or so. He had a good laugh at this so called, “expert,” while we watched this video. You can literally say anything about Russia these days lol.
@mytinyketolife6797
Kim adds so much likability to this show
@dominicbosekeng9903
Unfortunate episode, I'm surprised to find Kim participating. There goes my hope for finding reasonable commentary
@svennielsen633
Bribe is the only language that the Elite understands.
@GinoBrand5
Thats quite the insult to Russian soldiers, what do they tell their family back home when they defect. Plus this wouldn’t be money out of his pocket, but Ukrainian tax money or reserves. Thats not something a leader ought to consider… but i guess he is desperate.
@realitycheck3672
Ukraine? What about Palestine 🇵🇸
@cowboyyoga
It is a great idea. But I live here in Ukraine, and the chance of Ukrainian government actually paying such cash out... well, it not very likely.
@jerryjanusz1410
This sounds fun, but I bet there would be implementation snafus that would turn this into a joke. For example 5000 dollars is only a lot of money in Russia. If the soldiers took that to the EU it's a couple of months of support.
@Earwaxfire909
It's an interesting idea but not likely to work. Most soldiers have strong ties to home. Many would be rightly afraid to test the waters. And how do you discern a surrendering soldier from an attacking one? Figure those things out and you might have a plan.
@jbeme13
Hope you brought this guy on just to show the reasons not to send kids to college.
@threeofeight197
In WW2 I had family in Germany. One of my Uncles had a story about how he was enlisted when he turned 17 or so. He was with a troop of other young soldiers and he told me about how they were not very motivated to avoid capture by the Americans. At that time you were pretty much just assigned to duty whether or not you wanted to go. At that point the whispers in the streets were that most ppl were... not thrilled with the situation there. To this day my mother (to a fault) will not think bad of the US military because of how the Marshall plan in German affected her and her family.
@martinogbu4221
Remember he's a professor that's teaching your children. So he's logic is telling people with family in Russia to run away while their families are still in Russia. Europe can not even take immigrants but he wants Europe to take them with some money. Crazy ideas we all have some times
@JenP2776
I was of the understanding that Russia no longer used firing squads and such the way Communist USSR did and that Russia’s economy was actually now fairly good compared to then. Also, I recall EU citizens being very upset about refugees flooding their countries and putting a strain on their economy. So, this guy’s idea and his argument for it seems not based on logic.
@hmldjr
This guy was searching for 15 min of fame
@rustyshacklfer
Great idea!
@ericcummings5579
What movie is this ?
@gregory_head