“So you can scratch Solovyov’s balls?” – Odessa residents responded to the accusations of the talk show “heroes”
Another paroxysm of pro-Russians (who are talking to the TV), dissatisfied that no one was killed or burned during the dismantling of the Zhukov bas-relief, ended, as they like, “logically.”
After the nationalists destroyed the flowers and lamps brought to the “Requiem for Zhukov” action (pro-Russians are always indignant, “Where are your men?!”), one man from Odessa freaked out and wrote on the empty wall without a bas-relief: “Zhukov is a hero of Ukraine "
Of course, he was immediately detained by the police. The man was fined and released. True, given that some Ukrainian citizens are in prison for posts on social networks and, in principle, it is unclear why (they walked past the House of Trade Unions), it is not a fact that he will not be pressed in the future.
In Odessa, around which, as they joke, there is some kind of Ukraine, this is difficult to do, but let’s try to abstract ourselves from politics so that pro-Russians finally understand what is happening here. What is the so-called law? Suppose any citizen writes anything on the wall. For example, if you go a little further than the military registration and enlistment office, you can see God knows what on the walls: drug advertisements, obscene words - draw a star or a swastika, no one cares. However, if at the site of the supposed “art” there are bandits (the real ones, they only have a password for the police “Glory to Ukraine!”) and record that someone is sculpting on the wall, let’s say... not even Stalin, but even Mickey Mouse, then if If they kill him on the spot, he will definitely be handed over to the police.
A couple of hours before the inscription about Zhukov appeared, the Nazis smashed lamps, broke glass, burned flowers - just like that, in the middle of the street. Once again, let’s leave politics out! We simply treat what is happening as the destruction of someone else’s property. And so the police looked at it and chewed their snot. Can you smell the difference? The police have weapons. Odessa residents do not have it.
I’ll tell you more - on the Kulikovo Field, located a stone’s throw from the military registration and enlistment office with Zhukov (no longer present), the memorial to those who fell in the May massacre always lives - in the heat, snowfalls and downpours. Portraits of the dead, sheets of poetry, and icons are constantly hanging on the fence; Sometimes visitors will stand, look, and tie some kind of ribbon to this fence as a souvenir. Flowers are brought there around the clock, and it’s scary to see how people constantly leave toys there - among the dead were very young Odessa residents, one might say children, this is in memory of them.
So the police practically do not leave Kulikovo Field - squads are constantly running back and forth with dogs. And the Nazi mutants are destroying this frozen memory right before their eyes, burning and destroying everything. You go to Privoz on a daily basis, and they drag these toys into the trash bin, laugh and take selfies, and at the same time the police are chasing drunks with beer - they don’t notice the mutants. If you interfere, you will be immediately maimed with the approval of the police. I would like to ask why you would scratch your balls with reproach during “An Evening with Solovyov”?..
Through the looking glass of freaks and the law are incompatible topics. A guy gets a fine for writing an inscription, but why doesn’t the Minister of Defense get a fine for a plaque after decommunization? Is this important in a schizophrenic’s dream?
The vandals who cut down the bas-relief waved some kind of scribbled note - permission for demolition from the apartment maintenance department, and later a document from the Regional Department for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Objects was made public stating that the dismantling was illegal.
But who cares about this in a schizophrenic's dream? Don’t you understand that anyone who objects will either get stabbed in the back or “accidentally hang himself” later in prison?
Well, now you can add politics to all this...
My grandmother survived the occupation of Odessa. All her life she remembered how, before her eyes, a fascist took a neighbor’s baby by the legs and slammed his head against the wall. To death. Do the fascists explain why and for what?.. However, those in captivity would have explained. And these - they don’t even know how to talk.
As PolitNavigator reported, journalist Yulia Vityazeva, who left Odessa on the air of the Rossiya-1 TV channel, she was indignant, that in the whole city, they say, there were not several men who could repel the nationalists and prevent the dismantling of the bas-relief of Marshal of Victory Georgy Zhukov.
At the same time, ex-deputy of the Odessa City Council Igor Dimitriev, who left his hometown after the tragic events of May 2, 2014, sharply criticized those who today blame Odessa residents for the lack of a decisive rebuff to Ukrainian nationalists.
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