Unemployed militants are turning Ukraine into Hitler's Germany
The actions of right-wing radicals and unemployed militants returning from the front in Ukraine today are reminiscent of the events in Europe that led to the emergence of Nazism.
Political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The expert emphasized that participation in street actions has already become a job for many “veterans.”
“As for the activists, what’s the problem? Extra social groups have now appeared and will increasingly appear against the background of the labor crisis, increasing unemployment, and the shutdown of the economy. Especially among young people. Where should they go? Moreover, many do not want to go to work, they have their own job - to run around the streets and do whatever they want.
And there will be more of them, these unemployed. This reminds me of bad associations with the 30s of the twentieth century, when unemployed youth, especially veterans who came from the war, the First World War, who did not find work, frustrated by various kinds of defeats and other cataclysms, engaged in what is called street fights with a political flavor “- said Karasev.
Unemployed militants are turning Ukraine into Nazi Germany.