yeah, other than being a good kisser, Brezhnev ruined and doomed the USSR to destruction.

@@Blazeit-rj3eb The dooming and ruining of a communist state part, I don't so much mind.

@@peppertrout I would have rather seen it reformed slowly but surely a process that had started with Khrushchev(unless the reforms started after Stalin were completed, the USSR would collapse, unlike China, which did complete its reforms), instead of allowing it to collapse, leading to the horrible times the post-soviet people experienced in the 90s and after, and then the fascist dictatorship in Russia right now. My mother got into the best theatre/acting school in the USSR in 1990/1991. After its collapse, she lost all that instantly, all the money her grandmother saved up her whole life(most likely thousands of rubles, and that was a lot considering monthly salary was 100), was gone in an instant. All the post-soviet leaders either became dictators or sold off all the soviet union to their friends(creating oligarchs), like Yeltsin did. And now the countries of eastern Europe and central Asia are either run by dictators like Putin, or in extremely horrible conditions, like Bulgaria or the Baltics(Poland is an exception). And now, Putin is invading Ukraine, stealing hundreds of thousands of children, and millions are suffering because of something that was thought to be unthinkable when the USSR still existed(Russia and Ukraine fighting). And I feel this even greater, as I myself am a Ukrainian, and so is all of my family.(from Odessa and Kiev mostly). I will say that although I am not a usual socialist, I am a revisionist socialist(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revisionism_(Marxism)), so I may be slightly biased, but the government of the Soviet Union did follow a different ideology which I do not agree with, and was authoritarian, which I do not agree with as well, so do not think me to be something like a tankie or whatever they call them.

Communism is fundamentally authoritarian. Government holding too much power is never a good thing. They should only hold power of vital sectors like health industry.

​@@Blazeit-rj3eb All socialists are revisionists in the end.

Would luv if HBO adapts dis into a Chernobyl like mini series

I aree

Becaraful what you wish for. The woke brigade will turn it into a love affair

Are you saying he got the men's butts discount?

In my opinion this supposed "fact" didn't diminish the person. It was actually fitting on the whole mission up to that point, a professional that was just fed up with everything and spoke the truth.

Commie

Idk how being human would "diminish" him tho

​@@RuminatingWizard wow, I'm sure you are smart and not a 13 year old troll

Soviet union was full of incredible people with incredible minds, their engineering breakthroughs, especially considering their limitations, were absolutely amazing, but the system was terrible, and genius never got recognised or awarded. Truly a tragic story

​@@MrChoklad And that's why they fell.

redditor moment

@@willwillbill6353 updoot🤓😭

@@willwillbill6353thanks kind stranger

@@willwillbill6353 beat me to it

This isn't reddit loser

Like every achievement,for example,this basic fact about,human body contain 80% water..Japan 731 made horroble tests for this

Do y'all think Komarov and Gagarin ever 69ed? There's film of them kissing on the lips. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@lsudx479💀💀

@@Georges_IV Is that them after they finished? 🤣

Are you still a Soyuz engineer?

Guess not.

He probably isn’t actually an engineer, and if so, he should be ashamed

​@@ElectronFieldPulse Soyuz still flies today.

@@nipcoyote1140 - What is your point? How could you ethically be involved in a project where human life was an afterthought? Why would you work with a company voluntarily sending people to their death for the glory of the USSR?

@@SnoopyDoofie this is so pedantic no one cares

@@SnoopyDoofie he literally said and showed pictures of the state funeral? and he said was that won't bring him back to his family which was his point if you'd actually listen to what he's saying.

komarov died on soyuz 1, not gargarin.

@@amogus-dn8qn found someone who didn't watch the video to the end...

i watched it in it's fullest, and still don't get it

@@amogus-dn8qnagarin died later, allegedly in an aircraft accident. The video talks about it at around 16:45

Gagarin died in an accident in a MiG-15

Mhmmm magic runes *throws random letters are the screen*

This video is like the vast majority I see on any subject: Very informative, but with incredibly inept presentation. The narrator seems to have a very shaky grasp of the language, although he seems to have a native accent.

@@ronaldgarrison8478 if it's so easy you become a successful content creator then

I just wrote almost the same thing.

@@CharlesFreck Talk some sense. You can be a success and still be inept in one or more areas. And I insist on the right to say so.

Souz is translated as united or union...as Sovetskiy Souz/ Soviet Union

ah… sftchuz… my favorite space program

russian present as well

For real. Gagarin and Komarov are probably among the best test pilots the world has ever seen, and they killed one just so they could hit a launch date based on a history book, and silenced the other about it.

Gigachad is the g- a-y e,st thing ever

The famous Sfchuz rocket.

Did you ever discover this?

@@silentechoes314 Nope lol, i've tried multiple methods but yet to find the correct song i also tried the song linked in the desc but it seems to be a different song

​@@ZawcheeOnKZfaqDotCoom same here... Bummer. It has such a great feel to it

A bed for a sobering monologue is the name of the song american comrade.

@@hellomoto2084 do you know the soundtrack that was used from about 14:30 to 16:20? The one before the outro of the video

Wow I didn't check the date, I really look like I have a stick up my ***