[Alazone]

QUOTE (Irviding @ Monday, Apr 30 2012, 00:30)

I think a lot of this is inspired by Call of Duty.

I don't even play Call of Duty anymore..

I am just throwing my opinion out there. I respect all of your opinions, so feel free to shoot new ideas, concepts, or arguments.

[MIDEVL]

and of course, I'm ignored again.

[Alazone]

QUOTE (MIDEVL @ Monday, Apr 30 2012, 02:05)

and of course, I'm ignored again.

I'm sorry man. To answer your question, money is money in my opinion. It's like throwing away a $20 bill that you saved up from a year ago. Same concept, price is almost irrelevant. It's the fact that they don't even need to spend any money or fix it in the first place.

[MIDEVL]

QUOTE (Alazone @ Monday, Apr 30 2012, 05:12)

QUOTE (MIDEVL @ Monday, Apr 30 2012, 02:05) and of course, I'm ignored again. I'm sorry man. To answer your question, money is money in my opinion. It's like throwing away a $20 bill that you saved up from a year ago. Same concept, price is almost irrelevant. It's the fact that they don't even need to spend any money or fix it in the first place.

True, but to them they have like at least 12 digit economies/funds... So 18 million rubles is about 500,000 Euros... And in my opinion that's like a person throwing away a penny to them... But on a much larger scale...

I wouldn't put it past them, but I doubt it... Good theory though.

[Alazone]

QUOTE (MIDEVL @ Monday, Apr 30 2012, 06:16)

QUOTE (Alazone @ Monday, Apr 30 2012, 05:12) QUOTE (MIDEVL @ Monday, Apr 30 2012, 02:05) and of course, I'm ignored again. I'm sorry man. To answer your question, money is money in my opinion. It's like throwing away a $20 bill that you saved up from a year ago. Same concept, price is almost irrelevant. It's the fact that they don't even need to spend any money or fix it in the first place. True, but to them they have like at least 12 digit economies/funds... So 18 million rubles is about 500,000 Euros... And in my opinion that's like a person throwing away a penny to them... But on a much larger scale... I wouldn't put it past them, but I doubt it... Good theory though.

Thanks for your input. I was just throwing my views out there, I mean why the f*ck would you waste money for something that you don't need to waste it on? That was my question..

[sivispacem]

QUOTE (Alazone @ Sunday, Apr 29 2012, 22:59)

QUOTE (sivispacem @ Sunday, Apr 29 2012, 17:10) However, Russia is in serious economic difficulty. Now you see my point, why would they risk crippling Russia's economy even more? Something is being hidden to people, and I guarantee you they are not looking to give people 'tours'. No matter how much money it would raise..

Quite simply because they have a legal obligation to clean up the mess that they made at Chernobyl. The plant was operated under the direct sanction of the Soviet politburo, the modern successor of which is Russia. Ergo, the disaster and it's clean up are legally the responsibility of Russia.

Also, as I've already said, they never gave tours in the immediate vicinity of the plant (there are hot-spots of radiation that would kill you in minutes), the tours that were given (around Prypiat ect) haven't actually stopped to the best of my knowledge, and yet again I must make clear that Chernobyl is in the Ukraine, not Russia.