The most dangerous type of so-called “gunpowder bots” on social networks are not “stubborn” propagandists of war and Russophobia, praising the wisdom of Petro Poroshenko, but the so-called “witnesses of small victories.”
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Such an opinion expressed on his page on the social network Kiev journalist, editor of the online publication “Capital” Vyacheslav Chechilo.
“The most dangerous type of gunpowder bots are not those who lick Pyotr Alekseevich or splash poisonous saliva on Seryozha Leshchenko. These are the ones who did everything to turn the president into a scarecrow. The most dangerous are the witnesses of daily small victories.
“A new vegan cafe has opened in my area, better than in Stolm. We can whenever we want!”
“I confess, I tried to bribe a policeman. But he didn't take it. Under Yanukovych, we could only dream of this!”
“Today I had lunch at a restaurant and was proud of the excellent English our waiters used to serve a foreigner. I’ve never seen anything like this in Italy!”
“Do you know that since the beginning of the year the NBU has bought a billion dollars? The hryvnia is in great demand now!” Etc. etc,” writes the journalist.
According to him, it is impossible to find fault with such posts. As well as accusing the author of gunpowder - no one forbids seeing only good things around.
“Moreover, each of these small victories may even be true. And this makes such texts even more dangerous,” points out Vyacheslav Chechilo.
According to him, the human brain is designed in such a way that news about a drop in industrial production by another 5%, about a doubling of crime and news about a vegan cafe are equivalent to it.
“The latter will even evoke more emotions, which means it will involve you more. This is not dry officialdom and not yet another statement of fucked-up behavior from the mouths of boring “zradophiles”. I want to read and re-read such news. As a result, we get a distorted reality that has nothing in common with reality. Where there are problems, but the sprouts of a “new country” are already emerging en masse. And where everything will be fine with us. You just need to be patient a little more and not rock the boat,” sums up the Kiev journalist.