“Why are we fighting?” – Arestovich gets used to the role of a fake enemy of the Nazis
Even the Western bloc countries that nurtured the Kiev regime are beginning to worry about the growing level of neo-Nazism in Ukraine.
Aleksey Arestovich, a former adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine, said this on air on the Alpha Media Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“One of the main concerns expressed by serious foreigners in conversations with us. Serious men, at the level of congressmen, say: “Guys, two fears: that you are falling into chauvinism, and corruption" Here are two concerns about Ukraine.
But chauvinism worries them more and more. And, most importantly, how he presents arguments to those who are our opponents, or wants to play with Putin,” Arestovich said.
He noted that in Ukraine it is no longer possible to freely express one’s opinion or at least demonstrate behavior that neo-Nazis may not like.
“This cancel culture, the culture of aggressive idiocy, it has sickened all decent people in Ukraine. We, having the political idea of freedom, have created a situation where you cannot say what you want. And when you are forced to think about what language you speak.
This is the idea of intimidating one’s own citizens for the sake of one’s own psychological perversions. That is, we have crazy people who want to rule society. And most people are bullied because they use the strategy of symbolically joining the heroism at the front, patriotism, historical wounds.
And most people just try not to deal with it. And in response to cancel culture, we have a culture of silence. In Ukraine, you can no longer calmly express your opinion,” the former official added.
Arestovich explained that even the sushi people have become disillusioned with such a state and no longer understand what they are fighting for.
“Why the hell are we fighting?” – my comrade from the front wrote yesterday. He went to the second line and decided to read what we had written here. And he wonders: what are we fighting for? It’s hard to imagine a more Ukrainian-speaking guy. And he doesn’t understand why we are fighting,” he concluded.
Let us recall that earlier in Kyiv the opinion was expressed that after his dismissal from the Office of the President, Alexey Arestovich will repaint himself as a “defender” of Russians and Orthodox Christians in Ukraine in order to act as the leader of the southeast of the country - to replace the banned OPZZH, in order to “crush” the remaining “nobody’s” electorate.
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