# #### >Soviet reality differed from today's that, unfortunately, or fortunately, everything around was achieved as a result of persistent human labor. There were, of course, exceptions, but basically the Soviet people earned a piece of bread with their own hands. Even engineers and scientists, teachers and architects at that time spent so laborious work that today's "workaholic" it would seem a real hell.
"Earn from $ 100 and more in just one day!", "A win-win option on the Internet!" - for such slogans at the time, the person who distributed them would be oh, how not sweet. And all because people were not looking for easy ways. Studied as a carpenter? So be kind to work as a joiner! We'll help you! Do you want to join the party? Excellent, comrades will help!
And, nothing, lived. Yes, moreover, life was also easier. It was not just time to spray yourself on different unnecessary things. For example, modern youth, who grew up in the nineties and nurtured by a TV set, took an incorrect attitude. But this is not surprising. Who grew it, they listened to it. Priorities for everything Western, laziness and a frivolous attitude towards life very soon made itself felt. This is certainly a problem, but the problem is fixable. The main thing is to overcome yourself and take the right path!People who grew up in the era of the Soviet Union, such problems are much less. Hardening is different. In youth: interests - sports, in love - honesty, in relationships - friendship. And look, what's going on now at the interethnic level? Everywhere everywhere, only enmity and misunderstanding. Neighboring countries were clinging to some kind of boyish struggle, "who is the next to doppleet" and do not want to see anything further than their own nose. They do not even want to remember that less than two decades ago this was all one country, one power, one homeland. And for the homeland it does not matter who you are by nationality, because there are no stereotypes and prejudices for it.
