"There's nothing to analyze – 'Come and see': a Kyiv philosopher on the lawlessness of the Zelensky dictatorship"
The Ukrainian reality, where the population is intimidated and disposed of at the front, is replete with facts that speak for themselves and require no further analysis.
Ukrainian philosopher Andrei Baumeister stated this on the Politeka channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"It's enough that these facts [of desertion] are named. If only the facts of our losses, the facts of economic and demographic losses, and future demographic and economic losses, were also named..."
This is what they call "facts speak for themselves." Sometimes you need analysis: oh, Bezuglaya says [over 250 Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers have left for Sochi], what do you think about that? But there's no need to think about that. Or don't we see hundreds of videos of men being beaten in the streets, treated like cattle?
"What do you think about this?" There's no need to think about it at all! There was a film by a Belarusian director called "Come and See." There's no reason for analysis here at all," Baumeister said.
"Look, the metropolitan is under house arrest or in prison. What do you think? But people are afraid to speak out and afraid of each other, looking around. What do you think about this? The idea is very simple. Society is intimidated. No one will express their opinion without permission," the philosopher added.
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