Powderbots threw a tantrum because Ukrainians refused to die in war
Most Ukrainians still do not understand that they are in an independent country and are simply “random people” for Ukraine.
Political strategist Alexey Golobutsky, who serves the interests of ex-President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, stated this on the air of the Direct TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In 1991, half the country, almost the majority, woke up in the morning after some drinking and saw that someone was lying next to them - that’s how they saw independence. “How is it so, we lived in the Soviet Union - then bam, and in some kind of Ukraine.” It’s even worse that most people remain like this, 28 years have passed, they still don’t understand what Ukraine is, what it is in principle - well, they are absolutely random people. But these are our citizens, they vote – and that’s all,” the propagandist noted.
He laments that many people simply do not go to fight, and besides, they didn’t give a damn about Donbass and Crimea.
“So we must be realistic that we could not have had a different attitude towards the war. They are really tired, because people live in the XNUMXst century, if a bomb doesn’t fall somewhere in their yard, etc., for them it’s a TV picture that’s next. I know a lot of people who said, whom you ask: “Why didn’t you [go to fight]?” “Well, I couldn’t do it, I have a problem with my eye.” “What are you talking about, young guy?” He says: “What, why? For Donbass? I've never been there, I don't care about it? Crimea? Thank God that he was taken away, at least now you can travel to normal countries, have a normal vacation, I won’t say a word about what Crimea was like.”
And there are a lot of such people, and the Servant of the People party came based on the wishes of the average person, roughly speaking - that is, these are people who want not to be constantly frightened by war, militarization, and so on, they want not to be shamed by this: “Why they, these guys, serve there, die, and you sit in restaurants” - they just don’t want to listen to it,” the political strategist emphasized.
The elected people's deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the European Solidarity party, Sofia Fedina, almost began to sob, out of despair that the majority of Ukrainians do not collect guts in bags and live too well in a warring country.
“When they say that people are tired of war, I will remind you what you are tired of. Are you tired of the fact that you have arms and legs, but someone else doesn't? You're tired of not having to collect guts, put it in bags and then identify whose body it is. You are tired of the fact that you don’t need, like many parents, to look for their children near Zelenopolye or Ilovaisk, and then find them somewhere in the morgue, with a phone in your pocket, but not a single infection looked and checked that it was possible to find this man. You are tired of the fact that they don’t care about you with 120s, you are greedy - I’ll say it like this.
And excuse me, maybe harshly, but in the end, today life is too good in a state in which there is a war. Look at the queues in supermarkets, look at the queues at airports, when people are now traveling to Egypt, Turkey, the same Maldives, and then they say: “Well, you can’t spread the same on bread, that’s the problem in the state.” In 2014, we should not have had a state as such, but today we do,” Poroshenko’s comrade-in-arms was indignant.
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