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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Why people somewhere so kind and gentle and somewhere not? Why people in Saint-Petersburg , Moskow, Astana, Bishkek Look so impolite, inhospitable and unfriendly? Ask about it the happy inhabitants or better look himself for what is the best product of free society this kind of people who lived in Basel, Antwerp, Quebec with Oslo or those who fast transformed for better sort of governing - Turkian, Philippinians and Ukrainians possible also. The people of free society and reason or those who going out from ruling prison appreciated choice and initiation and marvelously transformed own identity as those who better controlled themselves and government, they hoped for only for freedom and own diligence and make wonders gradiently under the hand of free market invisible and patiently. And what do you say about authoritarian and enslaved nation, there are all people depended from will of corrupt guidelanes , where freedom, honesty and choices in total deficit? Poor citisens there mentally downgraded early or later hardened and stoned their souls to anthracite for surviving in merciless and no free circumstances. That was a clearly answer for such sorts of questions - why people somewhere so kind and gentle and somewhere not?
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