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Today for us Russians, and for the entire former Soviet Union, is a very important day, May 9th, which I have celebrated every year, but this year I will not celebrate it.
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Tell me, please, Russians, how is it possible that we were robbed of our future in the first place, and we just kept quiet?
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We've been shut up with cheap, stinking tips, pennies.
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Now that our past has been stolen, we're silent again.
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We're enjoying these handouts from these stinking oligarchs.
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Please tell me how in a country with such money, with such opportunities, gas, oil, we don't have basic things in our homes, we don't have gas, we don't have toilets.
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Why do you put up with it?
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Why send your children to a worthless war we don't want?
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We're going to die like dogs.
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We can't even bury our children.
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We can't do that because our people are killing their people.
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Why are you silent?
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Why do you keep silent?
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And you know what the scariest part is?
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The scariest part is that I understand the collective responsibility that I'm going to have to shoulder with you.
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I can understand that.
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I know I have no future, I have no past.
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And that I would be held accountable for my mistakes collectively.
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I hate what's happening.
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I'm not proud of my country any more than I am.
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I'm not proud of myself.
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I'm not proud to be Russian.
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Everything that's going on is destroyed.
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We destroyed everything, we destroyed the most precious thing we had.
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My grandfather, he fought, you know, he's turned over in his coffin,
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If you could see what's happening.
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Because Ukraine, they're always side by side, they were with us,
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And now we're fighting our own kind, killing our own kind.
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We've fallen into an abyss from which I can't see a way out.
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I don't see any future.
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Me, my children, my grandchildren, and maybe my great-grandchildren will be held accountable for everything we do now.
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Because it's a collective responsibility.
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Everything we do will be unforgettable in the end.
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Not now, not in 100 years, not in 200.
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We're gonna have to answer for everything we've done.
