In a changing world, it is not enough to simply respond to the challenges of the times and opposing forces - the main task is to answer the question "Who are we?" Political philosopher Pavel Shchelin and political scientist Ruslan Safarov discuss whether the tragedy in Starobelsk has overflowed Russia's patience, Russia's civilizational foundation, the religious and cultural foundations of Russian civilization, the problems of tolerance and respect, the meaning of the term "multinational people," the hierarchy of service in the Russian tradition and the method of empire-building, and one of Russia's main competitive advantages during the period of globalist slavery.

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Print of A.D.'s article Kharicheva, "Civilization "Russia": https://t.me/expertgd/12414

00:00 Introduction
05:46 Is the Cup of Patience Overflowing?
10:43 Attitude to Civilizational Theory
18:09 Cultural Foundations
24:20 The Problem of the "State-Civilization"
29:15 People as an Ethnic or Religious Community
36:41 History, Modernity, Form, and Essence
40:57 Conservatism and Revolutionism
48:38 The Question of Truth and Different Ethics Today
52:39 The Essence and Form of Russian Civilization
57:54 Differences in Attitudes to Others through Engagement in Service
01:01:06 "Tolerance," "Tolerance," and "Respect"
01:06:35 The Hierarchy of Service
01:11:48 The Competitive Advantage of Russian Tradition in the 21st Century
01:15:31 New Section on the Channel
01:19:09 Conclusion: On Advantage and Slavery

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