New Russian Youth Movement

[A 7.62 Exodus]

Ladies and Gentlemen, may I introduce you to the "stop a douchebag" movement. This channel contains (so far) 18 episode. I guarantee you'll want to watch all 18. Videos may contain, but are not limited to: violence, mean gestures, and/or language

[video=youtube;7a2lcP0texg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a2lcP0texg[/video]

 

[phylodog]

Calling people out for being inconsiderate pricks? I can dig it.

Flame suit on.

 

[TB1999]

Just heard about this today. The video I saw included a sweet hip toss onto the pavement.

 

[dprimm]

Brave kids. Good for them. Need stickers like the license plate tags ... Don't come off nicely.

What is that shirt w the yellow hndgun on it?

 

[ModernGunner]

There's about a million things better to fight for, against the Chechans. JMO.

 

[The Bubba Effect]

I don't have a problem with what they are doing, but the age and mention of this person having a chechan accent and that person having a caucasian accent combined with the whole vibe smells of Russian nationalist youth movement. Notice how the cops were giving them a pass and how several times billy badass driver becomes apologizing johnny after receiving some off camera information?

I'm not crapping on the vids or actions, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if these guys turn out to be Putin's junior brownshirts or an action by some nationalist group's youth movement (russian version of "Golden Dawn" or similar).

 

[bradmedic04]

I wish there were a movement in this country stopping people from being douchebags. Instead, we just live with them, and eventually they end up on gun forums preaching anti-vaccine nonsense.

 

[The Bubba Effect]

I poked around, turns out these guys are in fact Putin's youth brigade, known as "Nashi".

Nashi Members Brawl With Official's Family Over Double-Parked Car | News | The Moscow Times

Google stopkham and nashi .

 

[phylodog]

I wish there were a movement in this country stopping people from being douchebags. Instead, we just live with them

The Army sent me to South Korea for a year when I was 18. I never enjoyed leaving post because their culture seemed so rude and inconsiderate, watching their driving habits at an intersection for 30 seconds was plenty to reach that conclusion. We have become very similar here now, at least in the larger metro areas.

 

[bradmedic04]

The Army sent me to South Korea for a year when I was 18. I never enjoyed leaving post because their culture seemed so rude and inconsiderate, watching their driving habits at an intersection for 30 seconds was plenty to reach that conclusion. We have become very similar here now, at least in the larger metro areas.

I think the way people drove in Italy was the craziest thing I'd ever seen. Our cab driver from the airport when we first landed was actively trying to run down people on scooters. Rome was the worst. Traffic laws were more like suggestions. I don't even think you could try to point anyone out in particular as *******s...they all were.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Calling people out for being inconsiderate pricks? I can dig it.

People are pricks, but you don't want any part of Our Victory.