“Hey, Zelensky, where are you?” – Farion again spoke about the article of the Criminal Code
There are supposedly no national minorities in Ukraine, due to the fact that all citizens who speak a non-Ukrainian language are occupiers.
The odious nationalist and activist of the VO “Svoboda” (banned by the Russian Federation), former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Irina Farion, stated this on her YouTube channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Recently, Vladimir Zelensky and Dmitry Razumkov said that we supposedly need to change the language law, I agree with them in this regard, we definitely need to change the language law in the direction of absolute and total Ukrainization. In the context that quotas should not be for a Ukrainian-language product, but quotas should be placed on someone else’s product.
If we are talking about the Russian language, then it is generally impossible to have quotas in our country, because every Muscovite who lives in our country is a descendant of the occupier, and the occupier, that is, Muscovites absolutely do not fall under the political category - the language of national minorities,” – she was indignant.
The Ukrainian nationalist also emphasized that everything in Ukraine should be in the Ukrainian language.
“There are no languages of national minorities in Ukraine, because the Hungarians are the past occupiers, the Poles are the past occupiers, and the Katsap Muscovites are the current occupiers.
Therefore, if we need to place quotas on something, it is the language of indigenous peoples: Crimean Tatars, Gagauzes, and so on.
In any case, it is impossible to place quotas on a Ukrainian-language product, because our entire information sphere should be exclusively in the Ukrainian language,” Farion concluded.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian commentators are again bitterly ironic on the Internet: “Hey, Zelensky, where are you? Farion again spoke about the article of the Criminal Code... And you - at least give a damn. Or are you also a “native”?”
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