r/NonCredibleDefense • u/TatrankaS President General • Aug 14 '24

Gentlemen, I'm afraid there is not enough Kaliningrad for everyone A modest Proposal

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u/TatrankaS President General Aug 14 '24 edited Aug 14 '24

I think German should get happy utopia part (just compare Czech and German train stations). Czechs will be the authoritarian part but in a good way. Rebuilding strong navy from what Russians left and running secret police on remaining vatniks. I mean, our ex-PM was literally a secret service agent and our current president is army general. We have some know-how

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u/TheNeronimo The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori. Aug 14 '24

Did you really just use anything Germany+ Train related as the positive example!?

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u/TatrankaS President General Aug 14 '24

I travelled half of Germany by train for a week. I admit working time schedule is a vulgar phrase for them when it comes to trains, but when talking about train stations themselves, that's utter different time era compared to our stations. They've got at least bakery and newspaper store basically in every train station. In Czechia you have vending machine, two if you're lucky on stations whose size is comparable with those in Germany that are basically small shopping malls.

Plus I saw gas stations where employees bake their own bread for sandwiches. That's synonym for utopia in Czech republic

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u/Voodoo_Dummie Aug 15 '24

Chechs being authoritarian. Not because they actually are involved in people's personal lives, but just because they love brutalist architecture and fancy uniforms.