The speaker discusses their experience with a video about the USSR being reposted on a Russian social media platform called Odnoklassniki. They describe the comments section as a "zoo" filled with aggressive and nationalistic users who blindly support Putin and are opposed to the USA. The speaker criticizes these individuals for their brainwashed state and lack of critical thinking.
They also mention encountering a channel that promotes Stalinism and has a large following of older Russians who are nostalgic for the Soviet era. The speaker is shocked by the number of people who still idolize Stalin and believe in conspiracy theories about the USA.
The conversation then shifts to the speaker's personal life, where they describe their experience with public transportation and interacting with elderly women who are set in their ways and resistant to change. They also mention their disappointment with the state of Russia's economy and infrastructure, despite the country's vast resources and potential.
The speaker concludes by promoting Opera GX, a web browser designed for gamers, and announces that they will be creating content for a second channel. They also mention that they will be making a video about their hometown of Omsk, which will be released in October or November.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author's video about the USSR was reposted on a platform called Odnoklassniki.
2. The author mentions a person with 20,000 subscribers who evokes the spirit of Stalin.
3. The author talks about a YouTube channel where a person claims to treat bones and joints using magic.
4. The author mentions a browser called Opera gx3 that has features such as built-in Discord and integration with Twitch.
5. The author talks about a place in Russia where people are fighting over sugar that has fallen in price by three rubles.
6. The author mentions that they moved to a new area of the city where there are no young people, only "soviets ghouls".
7. The author talks about public transport in Russia, saying that it's rare for them to use it.
8. The author mentions that some people in Russia think that America is paying them to make videos.
9. The author talks about a public in Omsk where people are defending a pit in the yard.
10. The author mentions that they will make a video about Omsk on their second channel.
11. The author talks about the state of medicine in Russia, saying that it looks like it's from Africa.
12. The author mentions that the dollar exchange rate has been getting worse every year.
13. The author talks about a hospital in Omsk, saying that it looks like it's from a nuclear superpower.
14. The author mentions that they were banned from a comments section for asking what Russia produces.
15. The author talks about a person who defended their pit in the yard, saying that it's not so dirty.
Note that some of these facts may be subjective or based on the author's opinions, but I've tried to extract the most objective information possible.