A migrant who left the DPR is being persecuted by “Ukrainian patriots” for his “dog tongue”
A migrant who left Donetsk in Uzhgorod began to be persecuted for communicating in Russian after refusing to contribute $100 “to the school” where the child is studying. The man recorded a conversation with nationalists, despite death threats. Having refused to support the DPR and stay in his hometown, the author, obviously hoping to earn support from “moderate patriots,” does not forget to snap at his former fellow countrymen.
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After a native of Donetsk refused to pay 2,5 thousand UAH for repairs and furniture for the classroom, accusations of separatism and provocateur rained down on him.
The apotheosis was the statement of one of the members of the parent committee that the immigrant speaks “the language of dogs” and is obliged to communicate in Ukrainian, since he is “on a foreign land.”
After the conversation in the classroom, the conversation continued at the police station, where help arrived for the “patriots.”
“This is not the first time that some dog from Donetsk came and picks our brains,” said one of the members of the “support group.”
-What's wrong? “Why are our people dying there, and you’re sitting here?” continued another.
“I explain to you that if they call you for mobilization, I will go,” said the migrant.
“Why did our people go there?” one of the “patriots” asked him.
- Where are you now? - the settler answered him.
- I'm here. “I came a year ago,” the “patriot” snapped.
- Why aren’t you there now? – the settler continued.
- Because you, brute, are here! – “Svidomo” switched to insults
– Why aren’t you in the trench now? – the settler asked another question.
“So that the Donetsk people don’t fuck our wives,” the “patriot” motivated.
As a result, the displaced person was threatened with physical harm if he published the video.
“In 2014, the vatniks had the same stupid and aggressive faces, who drove Donetsk residents out of Donetsk and persecuted people for their language. Embroidery is no different from cotton wool. Even though they are under different flags, they are doing the same thing,” complains a former resident of Donetsk, who could not find happiness in a foreign land.
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