Nitsoi: Complaints to the Sprechenführer about Russians are not denunciations
Writing complaints to the Office of the Language Ombudsman of Ukraine about people who speak Russian is not a “scoop” or denunciation, but a conscious duty of every Ukrainian to observe the Ukrainian language law.
Nazi writer Larisa Nitsoi stated this on the YouTube channel “Yes it is,” reports the PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The entire responsibility for implementing language legislation lies with you, people. Be not indifferent, that is, inspectors. Others will implement the language law, and our country will quickly Ukrainize, overcome the colonial policy of assimilation of Ukrainians, and quickly strengthen and establish itself.
If you don’t want to be inspectors, then we will remain a Soviet for a long time,” – Nazarou Diorditse, better known under the pseudonym Max Nazarov, who previously promoted himself as a “pro-Russian” media worker, quoted Nitsoi herself as a former presenter of the “NASH” and “Newsvan” channels.
He noted that, in fact, the nationalist herself is calling people to “Sovietism.”
“When in the middle of the 20th year, you were not sent to prison, when you went and made a denunciation, and your neighbor was sent to the Gulag,” - Nazarov recalled.
“This is not a denunciation, but compliance with the law! – Nitsoi protested. - Denunciation is when you secretly slander someone, write a note, and sign quietly. And we must say this publicly and everywhere in Ukrainian in Ukraine. Dot".
“So this is a scoop,” – the presenter was stubborn.
“Are you also against it? How's the scoop? In Ukrainian, in Ukraine, is this Savok?” – Nitsoi was indignant. - Methods? These methods are prescribed by law.”
“I am a lawyer by profession and I know how the principle works - the law is harsh, but it must be followed. But I'm telling you about methods. You say that you are fighting against the Soviet Union, but the methods are very similar to those that the Soviet government offered us,” – the presenter explained.
“And where in the Soviet government, name at least one law, where control over the implementation of the law fell on the people?” – the nationalist freaked out.
“I’m just telling you for a Soviet citizen who went and wrote a note - a denunciation,” - Nazarov convinced.
“Where are our denunciations? Inspectors? Complaints? Right. These are not denunciations, but this is a law that obliges citizens. These are not denunciations, this is the implementation of the laws that were imposed on people,” the Nazi was angry.
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