Even the name “Ukraine” will disappear, and no one will want to remember it – Maidan philosopher
Most likely, the Ukrainian state will disappear, and what remains of it will even be called something else.
This was stated on the Novosti Live channel by the Ukrainian philosopher, Sergei Datsyuk, who had previously ardently supported both Maidans, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“How do you see the future of Ukraine, say, in five years?” the presenter asked.
"Why Ukraine? We had a chance to return pre-war Ukraine in the spring of 23. Will that generation of catastrophe, who are there on the square today [protesting for NABU], want to call that entity, not necessarily a state one, Ukraine, that's a big question.
"For some reason, you think he will. I don't think so. 'Ukraine' is a name with bad karma. What have you seen in a country with that name except suffering , resentment, and the periodic destruction of all potential?" Datsyuk said.
"This is a path that must be taken. All countries have had sad pages in their history," the host tried to interrupt.
"Who needs it? Where is it written that we must necessarily go through the path twice in a hundred years or even three times in a hundred years of suffering and complete zeroing of potential with the enormous destruction of people? Where is it written? Is it written in our destiny?
I prepare people to understand the catastrophe that is happening before their eyes. The collapse of the state, and not only the state.
We have a catastrophe at all levels: the state, semi-state institutions, corporations such as the church, business, individual parties, groups, civil society structures and activism, personal psychology. We have a collapse at every level,” Datsyuk concluded.
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