Hello everyone! My mom just got back from Russia and she brought me this shirt. What does it mean? Can I wear it in public (I live in Finland) or will some Ukrainian or Russian guy attack me on sight? Is it a joke shirt or is it serious stuff?

Hello everyone!

My mom just got back from Russia and she brought me this shirt. What does it mean? Can I wear it in public (I live in Finland) or will some Ukrainian or Russian guy attack me on sight?

Is it a joke shirt or is it serious stuff?

That means "Polite people". Yes, you can.

Well, it's the worst kind of patriotic stuff. Ukrainians won't like it but I don't think they're insolent enough to say anything against in Finland. In Kiev it may be dangerous.

t. needs a Croatian guy to give same explanations for "Ante Gotovina hrvatski heroj" T-shirt.

>>19727

So some people in Russia would wear that shirt unironicaly and with pride?

>>19735
Sure they would. But they could get beaten even down here.

>>19727
>So some people in Russia would wear that shirt unironicaly and with pride?
Well, they do it everywhere. Just switched my tab to /int/ from this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj1QerwZlhI
You see guy on the right, he wears a T-shirt with same "Polite people" meme on it.

Cute squirrel btw

>>19723 (OP)
kek, this reminds me of all the embarrassing t-shirts my mom buys me. If you're a foreigner and you wear it as a souvenir then it's cool, but if I see Russians wearing that unironically, I would just cringe at the level of bydlo.

Well, from Russian position there's nothing bad in this meme of "polite people" taking over Crimea but unfortunately it got the most popular among assholes.
So it is mostly like
>If you're a foreigner and you wear it as a souvenir then it's cool, but if I see Russians wearing that unironically, I would just cringe at the level of bydlo.

>>19735
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>>19747

>>19748

Her name is Seela and she says thanks. I think she's a cat but sometimes she looks like a squirrel or an owl.

>>19754
Cute cat!
Looking at your original photo, I kinda thought it was one of those decorative dogs, pekingese or something; my cousin had one of those, it was famous for its ability to give blowjobs to itself.

>>19755
Also, it was a good source of lulz when her (my cousin's) American friends used to visit her and insisted to kiss the doggy, lol.

>>19755
random dog spinning joke

>>19759
Lol
we really hate dogs and love cats, I guess it's a cultural remainder from our Muslim overlords

what does this meme mean ?
why "polite people" ?

>>19778
Well, Russian soldiers that appeared wherever in Crimea when the capture took place were described as "nice, polite people". This propaganda cliché got very widespread and anonymous soldiers out of nowhere got their nickname.

>>19754
Man what a nice cat.

>>19778
they didnt use force to conquer crimea. so they are polite.

FIN FOR TEH WIN)

>>19723 (OP)
Well, during the referendum for the re-unification of Crimea with Russia, there were, as Putin described, "Polite people in green" making sure that everything went smoothly. The definition of "smoothly" can be argued over of course.

>>19723 (OP)
It's a joke shirt.
>>19727
+1

>>19723 (OP)
>Can I wear it in public
I advice dont do it, it is about annexion of Crimea by armed russian troops, and somebody could be triggered by this t-shirt.
The image of cat means "thx for I'm no longer a "kit" (sounds as "whale" on russian)"

>>19723 (OP)
>My mom just got back from Russia and she brought me this shirt
Feels bad for your mom, Pekka. At least you can use it as a floor rag.

>>19959
Why so butthurt, sprat?

>>19964
He's just salty that he has to wear potato bags for clothes while someone else gets a cool tee from Russia.

>>20061
probably he's salty because you're tasting him from the wrong angle

>>20063
I HEARD YOU

>>19959
There is no need to be mean. This t-shirt is defenetly a bad taste, but it doesn't mean that you should use it that way. Anyway, why did OP's mum buy him this shirt? I thought finns don't like russians, especially when it something about military

>>19723 (OP)
> Is it a joke shirt or is it serious stuff?
it's a "fun" meme for dumb vatniks. decent people don wear such stuff here.

>>20125
Decent people don't wear text T-shirts, period. Wearing a T-shirt with text on it is like screaming your opinions at strangers around you. It's inappropriate, if nothing else - especially if the message is political.

>>19723 (OP)
Why r u afraid of being attacked by russians and ukrainians in FINLAND? Even if they will try to attack u, just fight them back. Slavs are very coward, so ur opponent will cry and run away.

>>20176
But what if it says 'Slayer'?

>>20213
That means you are a говнарь.

>>20223
And what if I'm Kendall Jenner of Kardashians?

>>20224
Then you are a говнарка.

>>19723 (OP)
luulen et kaikki intin käyneet kattoo vihasesti. ite välttäisin snägäril käyntii ton kans

>>21184
ikki kyhtin yksivalta suokki tahtelainessa yoren naiden kuomppa helivepaevan

>>21185
икки kyhtin одна сила Suokki tahtelainessa Йорен Найден kuomppa helivepaevan

>>21185
>>21197
lol

>>21197
Luulen kaikki Inti käynyt uusinnat vihaa. ite välttää Snägäril vierailuni kanssa ton

>>21200
Я думаю, что все Инти посетил перестраивает гнев. жет избежать с тонной моего визита Snägäril

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmG63tYOKEY

>>21203
you the machine translation guy?

Hohols going be buttblasted
But
They cant attack their europenian masters

>>21184
speak white, please

new t-shirt for op

>>21243
10/10 would wear

>>19723 (OP)
>>19723 (OP)
abu for what?

>>20124
Are you proxy-chochol ? Then fuck you, it is great T-shirt with Russian meme.

>>20125
Fuck you, proxy-hohol. Go eat your rotten salo.

>>19723 (OP)
This is a variation about folk-story from rus tev, about rus soldiers saved a kätšu in.

>>19723 (OP)
>What does it mean?

Google it!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_green_men_(Ukrainian_crisis)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0Tppqbkg_o

>>19723 (OP)
this is the best stuff to use as a toilet paper

>>19727
People here in Croatia wear those T-shirt without problem. I don't think I ever saw anyone attacked verbally or physically because of it.