How demoralised are airfield workers in Russia? They don’t even bother cleaning up remains of lost helicopters

>>63926655 (OP)
Nice. Is this recent?

>>63926664
few days stale iirc

>Not my problem, the division rooster will do it
t. Airfield goon

Boss earns a 10000000000 rubles (50 dollars), i earn a kopek.
Why bother doing more than what you need to do?

>>63926668
Do you think they call them "rooster" from like, shrieks from getting fucked in the ass? Like that's the morning wake-up call in Russian prison, a bitch screaming?

>>63926664
Few days ago, they also lost pantSIR that was supposed to defend them

>>63926655 (OP)
>cleaning up remains of lost helicopters
It might matter if the helicopters were being replaced. Also the tarmac underneath needs to be repaired.

>>63926668
>division rooster
What's funny of course is most other cultures view the animal with positive masculine features. Meanwhile everything in russia is gay

>>63926655 (OP)
Job for clean up broken helicopter bitch!
After they got shreked for months on end at Kherson airport parking helo, coming back to burning wreck next morning I doubt anyone got real excited about another blown up chopper

>>63926723
One theory I've seen in a Russian source is that the rooster sings, like the snitch sings to the authorities.
Collaboration with authorities, even just cleaning and maintaining the prison, is generally associated with being a bitch. The real tough guys definitely don't do that. If someone of high rank is found collaborating and he's not killed immediately, he might find himself "lowered" to a lesser caste (the process may involve all sorts of degradation, forced tattoos, etc.)
Well, it also sounds a bit like "pidor" and some old slang terms for rape.

>>63926664
yes russua lost three helicopers in a baykar strke on a crimean sf base, ukranians have sufficiently degraded russian airdefense that the baykars made in ukraine under license are back in play and causing chaos

>>63926784
not to mention russians love to rape prison roosters.

>>63926655 (OP)
You can ask them but you have to go to the trenches of Donbabwe or the likes.
Why clean the piles up when you already have the parts in a pile? you are just going to pile them somewhere else.
It isn't like you are going to need that spot for a new helicopter.

>>63926784
>>63926723
>>63926676
AFAIK it just morphed into this. For example there is the term "petoosheet" (пeтyшить), which means basically "(to) petookh (someone)". I'm pretty sure that sometime back in the day (like 150+ years ago if not more) the term actually meant "topping" someone, since that's actually what a rooster does in a hen house, both literally and figuratively. But at some point it did a switcheroo and things got flipped. In later and modern days there's a ton of reasons why "rooster" is used to mean a faggot:
- rooster is a symbol of being "other", i.e. a rooster is always a bright, noisy, noticeable character. In prison, this is transferred to a negative meaning: a person who was "singled out" from the group, marked as special (but in a bad sense);
- emphasis on loudness and "singing" qualities, i.e. rooster is associated with someone who "screams" (sings). In the criminal language "to sing" means to inform on, to hand over someone, and although this is not a direct reason why someone is lowered, the background of the association is present;

>>63926784
>Russian source is that the rooster sings, like the snitch sings to the authorities.
>Collaboration with authorities

These were called "stool pigeons" by Solzhenitsyn in his 1973 book. They were different from petuhs. They were hated by everyone in prison but enjoyed the protection of guards since they were useful.

Why bother with expensive surveillance systems if you can bribe a bunch of snitches with small prison priveledges that don't cost you anything?

Then Stalin finally defeated the Ukrainian partizan (actual Banderites), sent a bunch of them to all the gulags, and the kulaks shanked all the stool pigeons.

>>63927473
They do have plenty of terms for snitching bitches, collaborators and cocksleeves, don't they?
Another I've seen was "goat" (кoзёл / kozyol), which I think was used for homo subs and collaborators, though I think "rooster" is more common for the former case these days.

>>63927511
Russians have as many words from prison as Inuits have words for snow. It’s almost as if Russia is one giant prison

>>63926655 (OP)
But they did remove whatever was hit. All I can see are burn marks and vehicles parked next to two the burn marks.

>>63927556
>It’s almost as if Russia is one giant prison
It is: even if we disregard the colonial "prison of nations" stuff about czarist russia, the soviet system ostensibly made any societal institution a micro-gulag. School? A gulag. Army? Yep, a gulag. Even your local regional administration with low-level beraucrats is in fact a gulag. You going to a store is also in fact a gulag.
Another fun part of the soviet mentality/system is that things are not in fact that they are presented at. I.e. something will have a label of something, but it won't be that IRL. You'll have a "lawyer" in court, which will specifically try to get you fucked by the court. You'll have a "mental asylum", but in fact normal people will be placed there and fucked up with drugs year after year until they go crazy. Literally everything's fake and fucked up as if it's a from a country of crooked mirrors. And people are brought up in this and can't even see the issue, since they never knew better.

>>63928003
The mental asylum thing goes back to soviet era. Basically make up medical conditions of anti-state people. They must clearly be insane if they do not enjoy the glorious utopia that is the USSR! They get drugged up real nice get all woozy and weird, problem solved, out of sight out of mind for the state.