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The text is a transcript of a video by a Russian blogger who talks about how not to be a redneck, which he defines as a person who has narrow-minded, stereotypical, and conservative views on culture, politics, and society. He criticizes people who judge others based on their appearance, preferences, or sexuality, and who think they are superior because of their wealth or nationality. He argues that a civilized person should be adaptable, progressive, and abstracted from cultural prejudices. He also recommends reading the works of Jean Baudrillard, a French sociologist who studied consumerism and media. He concludes by listing the three fundamental principles of not being a redneck: broad-mindedness, competent rhetoric, and non-conservative behavior.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker has created a series of videos on not being a redneck.
2. The first part discussed broadening horizons.
3. The second part shared practical recommendations on verbal arsenal replenishment.
4. The third part focuses on mentality, intelligence, speech, and behavior.
5. The speaker's neighbor has been drilling for two months, affecting video recording.
6. Cultural prejudices are mentioned as something to be abstracted from.
7. Stereotypes are criticized, particularly regarding hair color and tattoos.
8. The speaker identifies as a progressive, civilized person.
9. Homosexuality is discussed as a normal variation within society.
10. Conservatism is associated with narrow-mindedness and inability to adapt.
11. The speaker criticizes the valuation of people based on material possessions.
12. Jean Baudrillard's works are recommended for changing worldviews.
13. Wealth in the CIS is often associated with negative occupations like corruption.
14. National symbols are seen as a sign of national inferiority complex.
15. Racism is compared to species discrimination in the animal world.
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