[gashatfreak]

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

I was born in a country where actors earned less than skilled workers and still lived better. When Yevgeny Mironov?s mother fell ill, he simply announced on television that he needed help and money and medicine came in such quantities that in less than a week he announced that he no longer needed it. Plus tours, plus gifts, plus bonuses.The way PR actors were treated is unfair, but is it fair that Leonardo DiCaprio earns 30 million per film in a country where almost 40 million people live below the poverty line?
Also, the conversation is clearly moving away from my comment. If Haim Saban paid little to the show's actors, he would also paid little to the dubbing actors.

Comparing the living condiitons and situations between two different countries with two different economic statuses feels like one of those 'children are starving in Africa so you better finish your food' kind of arguments parents say to their kids. You acknowledged that the PR actors' situation is unfair, so we'll just leave it at that. The harsh reality is that one person's unfortunate situation does not cancel out another's.

It's nice that Mr Mironov got gifts though. I guess there's still hope for humanity after all.